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I need a cut out tool to install a towel bar in a shower I recently
redid with tile. I thought I wasn't going to miss the towel bar there.
But I was wrong.

I did a search and someone recommended a chicago type corded dremmel
tool for around 100$? Is that the consensus? Is that the same Chicago
tool company that is sold at Harbor Freight?

TIA

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What is being suggested is the Chicago (read: Harbor Freight)
knock off of the Fein Multimaster. Dremel has made a knock off of
it also.

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"in2dadark" wrote in message
...
I need a cut out tool to install a towel bar in a shower I
recently
redid with tile. I thought I wasn't going to miss the towel bar
there.
But I was wrong.

I did a search and someone recommended a chicago type corded
dremmel
tool for around 100$? Is that the consensus? Is that the same
Chicago
tool company that is sold at Harbor Freight?

TIA

Dremmel Tool
 

DanG wrote:
What is being suggested is the Chicago (read: Harbor Freight)
knock off of the Fein Multimaster. Dremel has made a knock off of
it also.


As has Rockwell, Bosch, and others.

Does anyone know whether the bits (blades?) are interchangeable?

Dremmel Tool
 

"DanG" wrote in message
...
What is being suggested is the Chicago (read: Harbor Freight) knock off of
the Fein Multimaster. Dremel has made a knock off of it also.

If you are going to do much with this tool, and everyone does once they buy
one, get a Foredom.

Steve

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On Sun, 28 Dec 2008 12:39:43 -0800 (PST), in2dadark
wrote:

I need a cut out tool to install a towel bar in a shower I recently
redid with tile. I thought I wasn't going to miss the towel bar there.
But I was wrong.

I did a search and someone recommended a chicago type corded dremmel
tool for around 100$? Is that the consensus? Is that the same Chicago
tool company that is sold at Harbor Freight?

TIA


Why buy a "Chicago" brand when there are plenty of Dremmels under
$100? Hard to find a lower quality than "Chicago."