Question for the porters

[StihlEchoingHusky]

Question 1 do you know if there is a Dremel style right angle flex shaft? I don't mean the fortiflex model but like the normal attachment type. Not that I'm after one just something I'm curious if exists

Question 2 any of you seen something like this? Almost looks like the burrs head is attached to a inner flex shaft and then you bend the outer to fit your needs. I doubt they would last long especially if you needed a 1/8 shank or 3/32 and they look difficult to control. They'd probably snap almost instantly if bent to 90°

 

[srcarr52]

There are no dremel attachments that will fit into a chainsaw cylinder.

That setup has the burr attached to a flex shaft running through a bendable sheath. They are for very limited, get yourself out of trouble, uses.

 

[StihlEchoingHusky]

That setup has the burr attached to a flex shaft running through a bendable sheath. They are for very limited, get yourself out of trouble, uses.

You have any experience with one? I figured it was a end all solution kind of thing. The head on that one is massive! I did have a 1 inch double cutt ball at one time. Also for *s-words and giggles I had a 2 inch diamond bur for chamfering uses obviously...

 

[srcarr52]

You have any experience with one? I figured it was a end all solution kind of thing. The head on that one is massive! I did have a 1 inch double cutt ball at one time. Also for *s-words and giggles I had a 2 inch diamond bur for chamfering uses obviously...

I've seen things like that used for porting intake manifolds when there was no other choice and only a small amount of work needed to be done on something that couldn't be cut apart and welded back together.

 

[EFSM]

Take a look at the language on the gloves. Anyone read Mandarin?

 

[Bill G]

Take a look at the language on the gloves. Anyone read Mandarin?

Won't be long and we might all have to learn to read it.