Low RPM powered Drill.

[BrotherZaah]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a low rpm drill that can take very small bits <1mm and upwards.

I have a Dremel multi tool but even at its lowest rpm its too fast and just melts plastic rather than drilling it.

Does anyone have reccommendations?

- BZ

[Twokidsnosleep]

Tamiya makes a drill as a model kit you put together that is battery powered....Lee did a review of it in the videos I believe

Yep, found it
[youtube]vBvJZUJRiaE[/youtube]

[Paul]

You want a proxon, they go from 500rpm up to 20,000 and wipe the floor with dremels and even with he power transformer they cost about £50

If you want product codes let me know

[BrotherZaah]

Please Paul that would be excellent.

- BZ

[Vleugelmoer]

Proxon would be my first choice of tool for this application. Providing a general geagraphic location will also help fellow members to give you a more refined answer when they reply.

As always happy modeling and keep sticking styrene

Paul

[Paul]

Please Paul that would be excellent.

- BZ

This is where i got it from http://www.chronos.ltd.uk/acatalog/copy ... Tools.html

And this is what i got and the product codes

[BrotherZaah]

Thank you very much sir!

[digger303]

Thank you very much sir!

If you get the slightly larger transformer you will find it more useful and ultimately cheaper.
Proxon also do a very useful pen sander which will plug into the same transformer.
Plus electric knife for carving landscapes

[Augustus]

i can find the Proxxon tools easy enough here in Oz but not much in the way of accessories/bits. Do they have their own range or would Dremel bits fit them?

Any bits fit them, they have a chuck and not collets