Ron's Brain

Kate bought me a dremel and I also think it is underpowered for most projects. I don't think I'm sorry I have it though; it has come in handy for finishing touches on my woodworking projects and cutting nails and screws. Once I tried to use it to actually cut a piece of tile and I gave up after an hour because the dremel just wasn't getting the job done.

A TIE?!?!?! That's ludicrous!

Agreed- Dremel sucks. The most I ever use mine for is carving wood block- other than that it does less than my Gerber tool which is far more quick and useful in a pinch.

The dremel has it's time and place. Cutting circles in wood is not either.

FWIW, I have Ryobi's version of the roto-zip, which is really just a big dremel. I tried using it to cut circles, and there is definitely a learning curve. I found it more consistent if you hold the hold the tool straight and spin the wood (I think this doubles as a kama sutra maneuver too).

Next time you have s'mores, try using peanut butter cups in place of the hershey bars. WOWIE.

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We had peanut butter cups as well as hersheys for the s'mores. Never let it be said NetGoddess doesn't provide a proper and diverse sugar high.

Wonder how a Mallow Cup would taste in a s'more.