It was certainly a "Maker" holiday this year!

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Now… what to get from the credit on an 10" sliding compound miter saw?!? :slight_smile:

Edit: no, I don’t have kids… Legos are all for meeee!!! :squee:

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Two handed compound mitering!!! That takes talent. :wink:

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So you get one of those adjustable tool holder stands, set up a lead screw to regulate precise distances between the two blades…

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I say meld them together to get a full 20" mitre saw. All the construction workers and trades will be super jealous.

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Lego & power tools are two of my favorite things! Lucky you :grin:

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I got a dremel 4200 with the carrying case, all the attachments (or a lot of them) and 75 bits
I’m super excited to use it

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The 12". :slight_smile: It’s a great step up from the 10". You get a bunch more capacity and a better build quality too I think. I agonized over both when I went looking for a sliding miter. Finally decided the 12 was the way to go (if you have the room). It wasn’t that much more and the flexibility it provides is great - never go wrong going big :smile:

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Looks like my kind of Christmas!:smile:

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I see woodwork in your future! :grin:

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ok… maybe wrong holiday… I did buy myself a new cameo though. Personally I like the Ryobi line of tools - I have a lot of their 18 volt tools. Here’s to 2017 !!! ( yearr of the GF).

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If it didn’t come with one of these - pick one up (only a few dollars). It is one of the best investments for the dremel !

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Absolute necessity! :relaxed:

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Dido on that. Every maker needs a Dremel and every Dremel needs a hand tightening collet.

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I have had a Dremel for over 10 years but it never crossed my mind to get a hand tightening collet for it. That’s going on the list.

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Sweet score!

I got some more batteries for my tools, an angle grinder, LED flood light…

Yep this is the crowd for me.

A little jealous that you got Legos though.:wink:

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2 sets built already! My wife was even cool enough to get me Daphne and Velma separately with the Scooby Doo set so I would have the whole gang!

I’m thinking a new drill, I have an 18v Black & Decker that I like, but it’s getting old. Also considering a bigger sander (I just have a palm sander).

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I have been very happy with both Milwaukee and Makita brands.

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This illustrates so well that no matter how mundane and obvious something is to the poster it may well be useful.
I would have never thought that anyone who owned a Dremel would not have picked one up! Especially you, someone I know is sharp.

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Here are some great add-ons:

Dremel 220-01 Rotary Tool Work Station

Dremel 225-01 Flex Shaft Attachment

Dremel 335-01 Plunge Router Attachment

Dremel 231 Shaper/Router Table

Dremel 565 Multi-Purpose Cutting Kit

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I bought a new Dremel set (don’t remember the model) and my son bought the rotary tool workstation for me. Haven’t used it yet, but it’s pretty cool.

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