Well p8ntballa on here, had been doing some extensive dremeling to his E-Mag, I will see if I can coax him to post some pictures of his work. 
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My rail
Well, heres what I did with nothing but a dremel tool...
Body Rail:
Details in my other thread (Body Rail Sculpting)
And yes, they're totally worth the money.Comment
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mine does 40,000 : DOriginally posted by FordPrefect
Also, about the cordless Dremels, they are only half the speed of the corded ones. I think the regular ones go 30,000 RPM, and the cordless ones go 15,000 RPM.Comment
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Mostly all of my grips are dremmeled. You can do a lot of carving and scribe work with themComment
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Re: My rail
Wow, I wish I was daring enough to try that, but I am afraid it would look more likeOriginally posted by Snertz
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my hands aren't all that graceful
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what kind of bit did you use to do that. It looks great, good job.
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Wow! I'm going to get one as soon as I get enough money. Amazon.com has some really nice kits for under 100 bucks.Comment
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Yuck, I hate dremels... Use real tools!!!
Like an air grinder
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i got a dremel for christmas(along with the nice present of having to send my computer to get fixed by the complete morons at the gateway store)i was really excited and started practicing using it by trying to polish my slug body a bit more and do some random things to a plastic bottle, lets just say i made the slug really weird looking and burnt my finger when i piece of plastic went flying of the bottle
good fun but i need practice and knowledge on which bit is which and which to use for what i want to do
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