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Rotary Tool Basics: Your New Favorite Tool
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
- Bill's back in the shop to share some basic rotary tool techniques! This is one of the tools we use the most out of everything in the shop.
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Speaking of tools, a video on the filters appropriate for respirators would be great.
I've had my rotary tool for OVER a year and just started using about a week ago. I didn't realize there were SOOO many uses with it!! As a fellow cosplayer, I'll def use it for that! I also like the "lathe" idea, very cool
This is prob. one of the best videos I've found so far on how to use the tool! Thank You!!
Great vid - I just wanted to add that while you mentioned using a respirator most of the time it is CRITICAL to use a mask when using a rotary on resin parts. The resin as dust is particularly dangerous and damaging for lung tissue. DO NOT work with resin without protecting your lungs, a good friend of mine had to have a lung REMOVED because it was damaged by resin dust. FYI
100%.
What's resin?
I'm new to Dremels, but this thing has been great. czcams.com/users/postUgkxfPgcZ5_Cl0HDUKkMJAKde11YKQZVgMoR The variable speed is awesome and the cordless aspect makes it so easy to work with. I am constantly finding uses for it that make tasks easier. Recently I put in a new deadbolt on one of our doors. I knew I had to enlarge the hold where the deadbolt goes into the door frame. At first I thought I would have to get a big router and figure out how to use it for that, but then I rermembered we have the dremel. I was able to enlarge the hole almost as easy as if I was drawing with a pen. It's also great for grinding our dog's nails done and so many other household tasks.
I've had very poor experiences with low-grit sanding drums on foam. It doesn't help that many of the cheap kits and collections just come with sanding drums with no grit specified. The low-grit sanding drums I had would dig into foam and randomly rip tiny bits out, leaving me with a really rough surface that takes a lot of time to clean up. I recently switched to 300-grit sanding drums for my finer foam work, and I found the difference to be significant. They dig through the material almost as easily (at least on my Proxxon) but the surface ends much smoother and requires less work to finish. So if you're getting poor results with your sanding drums on foam, consider getting higher-grit sanding drums. Hopefully this helps someone.
Yeah we prefer higher grit drums for foam for that exact reason - great tips!
Thanks Bill, great vid as usual. Just fyi, the cartridges you're using on your half mask are for vapors rather than dust particles. They'll probably filter out dust but there are specific disc-type filters for this purpose (3M 2125 or 2135). Alternatively you can add dust filters over those cartridges (5925/5935) to prolong their lifespan and give you combined protection.
Thx I have wondered for a while witch to use 😊
That is technically true, yes, and definitely something good to be aware of!
Ironic that 3M manufactures filters considering they are one of the most pollution-making companies in the US!
Hey bill. I finished my mandalorian helmet with your guide and it turned out amazing! It’s the first prop I’d ever made and it’s now a centerpiece in my bonus room. Thanks!
That's absolutely fantastic! Share what you make with us on Twitter: twitter.com/chinbeard
Thank you for taking a shot of glitter to the face for our entertainment. I can only imagine that you are still finding glitter from that shot.
Sometimes ya gotta.
Good to see you Bill! I really need to upgrade my rotary game, and love that large face mask. Thanks guys!
Smugglers room and punished props, we need this crossover
@@pcrocomo 100% agreed, I love both channels.
Sure thing! We can't recommend the Foredom enough. If not that, then at leasta flex shaft attachment for your rotary tool. LIFE CHANGER.
Punished Props Academy awesome! Thank you guys!!!
Good stuff really useful, definatly going to get on the rotary tools for some props from a Galaxy Far Far away over at The Rebel Base Build!
PLEASE, never stop making videos. I really love them and are very helpful. You're doing a great job.😊
We have no plans to stop any time soon!
As soon as I get all my stuff together I am going to start making my own props. Thanks for being my motivation to start making cosplay stuff.
Heck yeah! Can't wait to see what you make!
“I see you take the masking thing seriously.”
“I work with glitter.”
It's no joke XD
@@punishedprops amen brother. at my shop we work with metal chips and dusts for most part. i started wearing a mask and a headset to protect my ears and the difference is phenomenal
I see you without safety gloves and I feel uneasy. Lol I wear level 5 gloves and they're precisely why I still have fingerprints. You have a better grip on your tool than I seem to have on mine. It's great seeing the cheap kind I have being shown on a video like this. You really go out of your way to remind people that cheaper and easier to use things can be effective in prop making. I genuinely appreciate it.
I sometimes find I am better able to control my tool and therefore be safer without gloves, but it depends on the tool. Thanks for watching!
@@punishedprops Makes sense
i have the harbor freight version of your foredom tool. lts pretty amazing i use it for porting motorcycle cylinder heads same chuck set up, foot pedal an all. for a decent price too its about the same price as a name brand dremel tool .. good to see you back to making videos hope all is well with you and yours
You have caught my attention here! I work my rotary tool nearly daily, & am not at all happy with the quality of Dremels these days, they might last a year if I'm lucky. I've been searching around for something that might be more durable & still keep up with the workload, preferably without costing a fortune. I wasn't aware that Harbor Freight had a rotary tool, I believe I'm going to have to check it out now! Thank you for commenting about it!
Right on! We're doing great, thank you!
just a appreciation comment, im autistic with adhd and your videos have helped my adhd brain understand and its VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!!! i recently bought a halloween foam blow mold second hand that needed alot of repair work and the foam clay video was SUPER HELPFUL! keep making videos! =)
Just bought a rotary tool and turned to the Google to find out what does this thing do, and what is it good for? This video placed high in the rankings. Very informative; Thank you!
I just got mine a few months ago (unsure exactly when because all of 2020 has pretty much all blurred together) and it is my absolute favorite tool!!!
Heck yeah!
I switched to Proxxin from Dremel. It was a night and day difference. It doesn’t feel like I’m holding a mini jack hammer anymore. So much smoother.
Interesting!
Safety first!! Most important tools of the trade...safety equipment! Very concise video, right to the point and LOTS of great uses...or "tips" if you like puns!! Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks so much for watching, we're really glad folks are finding it helpful!
Hey Bill another great viedeo, I am from Germany an have my summer holidays (school ), I youse my time to assemble a little prop making corner in my room and your video came at just the right time 😊.
I hope you and your team are well and have gotten ok through this crisis (and in the future ), with greetings from Germany and I hope to see more of those "basics" tool introduction videos for example about the filter masks and what filter to use when.
P.S. I hope my english is understandable
Hey that sounds fantastic! Thanks so much for your support!
I absolutely love the rotary tool for woodworking. It eats up the material so easily and saves a lot of effort.
It's SO handy!
OMG! I am so glad I found you! First of all, you have VERY GOOD English! I can understand you completly which is very helpful. I bought a rotary tool bc I am female crafter with no help and intimidated by power tools so I bought this thinking I could figure it all out. well I needed help and you have answered my prayers! Thank you for putting this out there! I needed to know some things and you had the answers. I have subscribed and look forward to your videos,
BTW I'm looking for a video that shows me how to sharpen my kitchen knifes!
Hey thanks so much for your support! We're so glad you found the video helpful!
You must be tapped into the cosmos because you came out with this video 2 days after I bought my 1st router. Was lost with what tips i should use but this helped a TON!! Your awesome man!! Thanks
Fantastic! We're so glad you found the video helpful!
I just got everything that ı needed including a rotary tool I didn't expected much but that little guy creates miracles
Surprising, right?
A rotary tool was the first power tool i bought for making costumes. It is the best thing. I'm still learning what different things i can use it on. I recommend one to any prop/cosplay maker
Isn't it amazing? Such a versatile tool
Waited so long to hear that, "Hey there fellow Maker(s), It's Bill Here."
Hoping for a build video soon
SAME!
Glad to be back in the swing of things!
"It has a motor that spins a bit" only a bit? You should upgrade yours, because mine spins loads
It spins just fine :)
You haven't seen how many rotary tools Bill has used and abused over the years. I think some manufacturers have taken out cease and desists on him for his "cruel and unusual" punishment he inflicts upon them :)
I got it. Don't feel bad.
@@J2982able thank you. Should I have put a /s at the end?
Great tips! I like the idea of combining the drill + rotary tool into a lathe, that's really clever.
Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for this vid! I am shopping around for a new rotary tool right now. I work mine hard, & am lucky to get a year out of Dremels these days. I've been hoping to find something more durable that preferably won't break the bank. I am loving reading what others have to say in the comments!
We're so glad you found the video helpful!
So useful - i bought one for a specific job- but can think of so many other uses for this
Thanks again
I have found that the cheap harbor freight Fordham knock-off is pretty good, especially for $50. If you need more than a Dremel, but less than a Fordham, it's a very acceptable substitute.
Yes that's a great option!
Another great video and useful tool tips! I have two rotary tools (no fancy, flexible draft shaft rotary tools unfortunately), but I can safely say you can never have enough. Set up one on one side of the shop and another on the other side... it's perfect! Thanks for continuing to share more prop making wisdom.
Oh that sounds wonderful :) Thanks so much for your continuous support
Ahh, the classic dremel tool. I already use it in many projects. These tips will indeed help me expand my use.
It's so great!
Got hooked on wire wheels for cleaning and polishing when they came in a rotary tool bit set. I've since upgraded to drill-mounted then bench grinder or angle grinder mounted. But, the little wires hurt just as much coming from the rotary tool as from any other version, so the protection mentioned *plus an apron* are strongly recommended.
Oh yes, good tips!
It´s one of my favorite tools too, I do several models of my designs as iterations to evolve my design further and the rotary tool is a must. I have a Dremel with one of those hose extensions for finer work, it´s small but very capable and useful.
Fantastic!
I do like my rotary tool, but you are inspiring me to use it more than I do currently. Thank you!
Fantastic!
lol the glitter /sparks scene made me join and share lol great stuff
Thanks so much for your support!
Good morning, Bill... I hope you guys are staying safe and healthy. I love my rotary tool, and I will be buying a flexible shaft...
The flex shaft was a huge game changer for us, highly recommend it! Thanks for watching, we're doing well!
Love it. Would you be willing to show us your organization methods for all the rotary bits. I've hit a logical limit in my small organizer for variety of bit types. Be well!
Thanks for watching and letting us know you're interested in that content!
I got a rotary tool somewhat recently so I'm going around youtube to learn more about it before actually using it this is quite informative.
Never been to this channel before, but my hat is off to you, Sir, that was a helpful and well composed video
Thanks so much! We're glad you found the video helpful!
A rotary tool is for sure needed. Thanks Bill! Gotta add it to the list
Absolutely!
I just ordered (a few days ago) a second rotary tool (corded, with a flex shaft and other attachments. My father got me a cordless one last year (great little HyperTough jobbie). Can't wait, 'cause the one I ordered even comes with a clamp on bench stand for hanging the rotary tool while using the flex shaft.
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it. Also, shout outs for focusing on safety and it's importance.
Thanks so much for watching!
Bought my first rotary tool and was having way too much fun with it so this was a fun vid to watch to see how else it can be used
Fantastic!
I am happy to see that you reply most of comments Carry on.
Thanks
We do our best!
My absolute favourite and most used rotary bits are stone abrasive sanding bits, just love the finish and the control with them!
Those are super handy!
I have one of those Wen rotary tools. I was excited because it also came with the extension cable. Unfortunately it was horrible quality control and the motor is off center and vibrates horribly. Replacing the collet helped a little, but later I bought a used Dremel 3000 at a pawn shop and it was a huge improvement. It really pays off to spend a little more on quality.
That's one of the biggest lessons I've learned about tools over the years.
I always love to watch your videos.
That's really great to hear!
Thanks for touching on safety. I just watched a video done by Ace hardware store the guy was engraving on glass with no mask. nothing like breathing in ground glass .
Oof yeah, safety is what allows us to have fun and be creative in the best way!
I just brought a rotary tool and your video is in my recommendation, is this a coincidence😮😮😮
Fantastic!
I really really enjoy Dremels toolbits. They are excellent. The tools themself though, yea they are on par with the cheapos, not so much better that the price is justified.But, well the toolbits oh the speedclick ones specially oh those i love.
Hope to see more or you Bill, great to see you still at the Grind. Been missing watching you in these trying times.
We appreciate everyone's patience! We're really excited to have our new book finished but it's definitely nice to get back into the groove :)
Glad to see you're back Bill, hope you and Britt are faring well in these weird old times.
Loved the glitter bomb gag... nearly peed myself laughing. :)
Hah! We're glad to be back!
Great video. Another safety tip relevant to rotary tools (and any power tool that spins), if you have long hair be sure to pull it back and/or contain it somehow. Spinning tools love to grab long hair and pull on it, and that usually leads to bad things. Probably not going to be an issue for Bill anytime soon, but it might be worth keeping in mind for others.
Very true! That's a general good rule to follow any time you're in the shop - same with sweatshirt strings!
I remember watching these videos back 4 years ago. they got me through my GCSE exams
Awww that's really great to hear :)
There's TONS of attachments for the Foredom, angle grinder, belt grinder/sander, hammers, chisels, micro drill press, even a (clears throat) massager.
Oh my
Happy to see you made it through these tough times, 2nd most valuble tool & bits in my workshop would be the rotary.....hope to see more vids coming soon.
Thanks very much!
This is just the information I've been looking for; thank you!
Don’t forget small drill bits! I do this all the time. I’ve got a drill press stand for my dremel. Most recently it has been critical for pre drilled 1/16” holes for the skin of my 1:1 astromech build.
Wow!
Welcome back :)
Thanks!
Great to see a new video. I’ve almost watched all of your videos and some of them more than once! So much inspiring work and projects, I hope to be able to achieve one day. I recently got a Dremel Rotary tool, but not used it too much, yet.
That's fantastic! Thanks so much for your support :)
Glad to see you back!
Thanks!
I love my rotary tool! I need some grinding bits
They are so super handy, you won't regret it! =)
I just got a rotary tool so this video is right on time for me, thanks!!!
Excellent!
This is an awesome video I just brought a rotary tool for help with my art. Thank you thank you for your help
Fantastic! We're so glad you found the video useful!
For trimming thin plastic items, esp. vacuum formed, I like the DuraGRIT carbide cutting / shaping wheels. I use the 1-1/4" CS4, and I made a 1/4" mandrel and run it in my little B&D shaper table (handy thing that they haven't made for 20+ years probably). Perfect setup when you need to trim a vacuum formed thing to a uniform height - I was making a lot of basically box-shaped items at one point. Dremel seems to sell the exact same thing under their name, model 543. DuraGRIT has a 1" model as well that might be better for hand-held use. More durable than the fiberglass wheels and thinner kerf if that matters. I have the saw blade bit too, but especially in thin plastic it catches a lot and scared the crap out of me!
Right on, thanks for the tips!
Woot woot! It’s a proper good time to make some props!
Heck yeah!
I use mine primarily for wood. I would say my biggest hack is using metal grinding/sharpening bits on wood as a fine sander. I would suggest getting some finishing wheels, they are so good just for getting rid of the 'bits' after cutting anything, specifically pvc.
Great tips!
Good to see you again. And even with my most favourite tool.
Really curious about your next prop video ;)
Thanks!
@@punishedprops Btw. you reminded and inspired me to upgrade my protection equipment.
Really good you pointed out the importance of it. Thanks!
Hi Bill! Some rotary tool use tips would be good; I never get a smooth surface with mine on EVA foam it leaves it bobbly/fuzzy. Is there a way to stop it doing that?
A good start is to use a worn down sanding drum and test the direction in which you go wither the tool
We like to use a more fine grit like 220 for EVA foam. A stone grinding bit like the ones we show in the video are helpful to use after the sanding drum to smooth your material, and a final blast with heat from a heat gun or blowtorch helps get rid of the fuzzies!
oh my heck! That Glitter safety moment had me laughing so hard.
We take things very seriously around here :P
The flappy sanding drum is great to weather fabric with!
Oh excellent tip!
Great to see you bill! Great video!
Thanks very much!
Great to see you again! I missed you guys
Awww thanks! We're delighted to be back
Sweet video as usual Bill! Just a heads-up: the filters you are using on your respirator are for organic vapors ! Try to get some P100 that filters 100% of dust. There are even hybrid that do both. They look like yours but they have a pink-ish cover!
Thanks!
he's back!!!
Woohoo!
Does anyone else feel like we've kind of been abandoned here? This channel used to be about innovative techniques and building. Now we seem to get the rare crumbs of basic stuff.
Don't worry! We're still producing content :) We took a break to publish our next book!
I got this for Christmas thinking it would work with my fused glass projects...since you didn't mention glass, I'm worried now! I was hoping to use it to grind rough edges and drill small holes into pendants and ornaments....wondering what you think?
welcome back!
Thank you kindly!
Great to see a new vid. Love the rotary bit vids
Thanks very much!
BILL, YOURE BACK!
HELLO!
@@punishedprops I've missed you bud, you and Brit
Great video!
Lol Vlad the Inhaler. Love it hahahaha
;)
So glad to see a video drop. I hope ya'll are doing well in your neck of the woods. Please stay safe. Also is it too soon to start getting excited for the Fallout TV series?
Thanks so much! We're all good out here! Doing our best to stay safe and keep things going.
I'm cautiously interested in the show, but I imagine it won't be the same as the games.
I was really hoping you would tell us which bits you use on the acrylic, it's hard to see if it's the cut off wheel or the classic saw tooth blade. I have been running in to a lot of problems trying to cut acrylic, perspex and plexi.
I used the cut off wheel so the teeth of the saw blade wouldn't tear chunks out of the acrylic.
Days Glitter Free?! BRILLIANT!!
It's a losing battle but we do our best
Very nice informative video, thank you.
Happy to help!
Don't you hate spontaneous glitter!!? LOL
Also...the first time ( a couple days ago, actually) I saw that you could get a model that had the motor with a flexible extension, it kind of blew my mind! I'm amazed that the shaft can be bent and separate without loosing reliability!
Yeah!
CZcams needs to up its notification game, never even knew this video released. I was sitting here thinking "i havent seen a punished props video in a minute"
If you click the bell next to the "Subscribe" button you should be notified whenever we post new content!
Im a wood worker, so my fav bit, is a small router bit, that gives me nice flat holes, that i cant get with a normal drill
Right on!
My Dremel has been my best friend for well over a decade.
If it had a low speed setting I'd probably propose. :)
HAH!
I have the same WEN you show and was going to pick up a bit kit for $25 at Hobby Lobby but then saw they have a WEN kit with a ton of bits, a case AND the cable extension for $23! That was a week ago but it was marked down on the box itself, sooooo...
Heck yeah! See if you can get it!
@@punishedprops already did :)
Good stuff Bill--with the entire extra year we get planning for NEXT year's DragonCon, I'm hoping to get inspired to make something epic.
Heck yeah!
Polishing bits, gosh they make resin castigg so much easier!
For real!
I already have one of these but watched the video anyway because I miss seeing Bill.
Awwww
Keep going your art is amazing 💖💖💖
Thank you very much!
I was able to add a Foredom foot pedal on my Dremel. I would however warn that I read somewhere that this might not be what the Dremel motor was designed for and might possibly damage it, but I used mine for about a year and no issues. I eventually got the full Foredom and honestly, while it looks like a beautiful lightsaber, has more power, and can do more things (like a mini belt sander), I don’t know how essential it is for people that don’t have a large budget
Absolutely agree. We LOVE our Foredom and it works well for what we do, but a smaller/cheaper rotary tool works just as well!
@@punishedprops FWIW, I own three Foredoms and a number of other rotary tools. I work with steel and use a Foredom TX as a die grinder of sorts with 50-100mm attachments. Not gonna happen with a Dremel. IMO, there's little comparison between a high-speed/no-torque handheld tool and a flexshaft motor when working with similar material. If one is on a budget, the HFT flexshaft grinder is about $50 without a coupon. Its pedal and chuck key aren't very good and I'd suggest replacing both with parity products from Foredom. Replacing the pedal, alone, yields a night and day difference in control. Even with the upgraded parts it's still less than $100 and it compares favorably to my Foredom SR and performs better than an older Foredom CC. The SR is a better machine, no question, but for the money the HFT tool is quite decent and a noticeable improvement over handheld rotary tools. Since buying my first flexshaft the handheld models just sit in a drawer. Seriously. Enjoyed the video.
Got my Fist Roatory Tool just today 😂
I'm excitet to try it next days
Right on!
Thanks for the tips, I am new to cosplay/cosbuild some good advice here, like the lathe idea too🤘🤘
Fantastic!
Thank you for being my inspiration for creativity and new and more job selections for when I can get a job I am only 13 years old at the moment, and one other thing why have you not posted a video in a long time it has been like 2 - 3 months scene the last post
We're happy we help you feel inspired! We took some time to stay home and stay safe from the Pandemic and get our newest book published!