Lowest price ever on Amazon. I already have one. I wouldn't use my Dremel without it now, makes it so much easier to handle. Was very annoying trying to find one for around this price when I needed one.
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Groovii D
11 Jun 163#9
I thought a nice firm rigid shaft would be preferable :man:
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bb11
11 Jun 16#18
I bought one months ago from ebay at around £20, perfect. Also, would disagree with the Dremel definitely having to be above the shaft - I have used on underside of a car with the Dremel on the floor and the shaft being used above it
moneysavingkitten to bb11
11 Jun 161#19
I suppose the main purpose is to make sure the cable is not bent at too sharper angle. I have seen people using them while leaving the Dremel part on tables and such, but I personally wouldn't feel too safe using it like that because it can roll about. I guess it's not going to go too far if you are already on the floor, but I would much prefer it to be secure.
You're welcome :smiley: Good spot! I hadn't see that :smiley:
bellboys
11 Jun 161#14
As a 58 year old I really don't wish to be reading about flexible shafts on HUKD of all places :man:
jimbobaggins
11 Jun 162#13
Flexible shaft is much easier to get through doorways.
Groovii D
11 Jun 163#9
I thought a nice firm rigid shaft would be preferable :man:
moneysavingkitten to Groovii D
11 Jun 16#12
Different strokes for dissent folks, please see comment above :innocent:
moneysavingkitten
11 Jun 16#11
It has a metal rod down the centre, so it is flexible but not exactly floppy.
I could show you how I handle the shaft if you like? You get the hang of it pretty quickly :laughing:
moneysavingkitten
11 Jun 16#10
I actually bought two from eBay. It was hellish. One I had to return because it was rusty, the other had already been used. Both claimed to be new, two different sellers. Would not recommend, took a couple of months to sort out.
summerof76
11 Jun 161#8
Thanks for posting, heat added :innocent:
deeky
11 Jun 161#7
Amazing price. Deal of the week. :stuck_out_tongue:
Not sure that flexible shafts are much good though :neutral_face:
paneds
11 Jun 161#6
cold from me to just because
perkypig
11 Jun 16#5
Not sure you did much searching because there are dozens on Ebay for this price....and equivalent ones that fit for about £3/4. Cold from me.:disappointed:
donslibi
11 Jun 16#3
Would you recommend using it without the hanging stand?
moneysavingkitten to donslibi
11 Jun 162#4
The Dremel definitely needs to be higher than the flexible shaft when you are using it. I don't have the stand myself, but I hang the Dremel on a tripod which I had anyway and works just as well. You could hang it from a hook or something else if you didn't want to buy the stand. It needs to be probably about a metre higher than whatever you are working on.
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I could show you how I handle the shaft if you like? You get the hang of it pretty quickly :laughing:
Not sure that flexible shafts are much good though :neutral_face:
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