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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Dortmund, Germany
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Hi!
In order to speed metalworks up a bit (and to make it easier), I just bought a tungsten carbide cutter for my dremel. It works very well, very precisely, doesn't seem to wear out while cutting / filing metal... But does anyone have any tips on how to avoid those very small metal splinters that stick to skin like hell, and make every touch hurt a little bit Since there are some metalworking guys out there, maybe there is some trick to it? Or is pain part of the job ...?Bye, Arndt
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