12-26-2013, 09:48 PM
My " big power tools" consist of a 10" mitre saw , coupla jig saws ,variable speed drills , but all for heavier work than what I need for scratch building and other modeling . I guess I'm trying to avoid the pitfalls of buying a small power tool that disappointed you guys , or wasn't worth the money . I need a few small , accurate power tools that are more specific to modeling . My mitre saw has been invaluable for benchwork and all . Again , I haven't been impressed by the hand held Dremel for accuracy although it is 15 years old and there probably is something better these days from Dremel . The small drill press would be handy these days ........I hand drilled 1500 holes for the rivets in my Hulett Ore unloader that I scratch built several years ago ..my hand just about fell off 
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