Hi Amz, yea, I will love it, I was given a 100 piece accessories kit with it as well. As I said it's mostly for build projects,but I'll get my feet wet with some whimsical stuff first before I start tearing into expensive electronics cases.
I was actually really close to buying an Ozito three days before I was given the dremel, but Bunnings had no price marked on it so I thought 'stuff it' and come back next week.
I know what I'll do - carve a gargoyle into the top of a tomato stake. That will scare the snails off my bloody garden.
The accessories that come in one of those kits are pretty good, and there is likely to be a few diamond bits in there, so you can try your hand at something a little tougher than wood once you get the feel for the dremel.
I hate it when things are not priced, like at the Sunday market, i hate asking how much is that, and when they say an astronomical price, you feel a bit awkward putting the item down,lol. Also, when the bar code system came in, i had a terrible time adjusting to that. I prefer the old fashioned method where there is a price tag on the item.
It doesn't matter what you carve, as long as you enjoy the process. I find it very rewarding and therapeutic.
I have a few things i have been working on lately, and will be uploading some pics when they are finished....stay tuned.
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