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You are all a bunch of bastards.

Goat, would a multi speed Dremel with angled press and a mini vice. I want to have two =5mm X 4mm magnets in a sort of \ / form so that they are art rightangles to the CORESEC balls.
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oh you'd have to ask Lord Dremel of Essex about that i think - its beyond my expertise for sure.

Are these heavy models ? I'd have imagined that one magnet flat onto the ball would give you enough purchase ?
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Two stop it from spinning like a top.
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I have no experience of drilling into resin. But I'm always happy to crap-on about theory........

When I first read your post I thought 'that could be a disaster without a press and proper vice to hold the work', so I think we're on the same track there. You absolutely must avoid a wobbling bit(!) and vibration. Also, the press will give you more control over the force required to cut into the material, and allow a sort of 'dabbing' action, which will help clear the waste material.

I'm in two minds about speed. I think I would go for a fast speed for the pilot hole and slow down with progressively larger bits until you get to the size of hole you want. I definitely wouldn't try to do the job with one bit and in one hit.

There you go.......complete bollox.
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But typed with incredible authority. Just like when you try to cheat at games😂
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Jeremy wrote: Thu Jan 03, 2019 4:24 pm But typed with incredible authority. Just like when you try to cheat at games😂
I don't "try" to cheat, Jezza.
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True, EB trying to cheat would mean he actually understood the rules well enough toknow what he was doing.
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Essex Boy wrote: Thu Jan 03, 2019 6:27 pm
Jeremy wrote: Thu Jan 03, 2019 4:24 pm But typed with incredible authority. Just like when you try to cheat at games😂
I don't "try" to cheat, Jezza.
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Cannelling my inner EB, I see half a dozen or so dremels on offer, the 3000 looks like the right stuff, but is there a preference in the open waste of the Essex tundra?
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I’ve got the old 300 series, must of had it for 6 or 7 years now. Quite happy with it. But then I’m no Come de Dremel, Viscount of Essex....

Probably can’t get them any more
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