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Will this "Dremel 7300" work for simple fitting and polishing for firearms or do i need a better one? I'm gonna practice on old glock and 1911 stock parts before working on the upgrades.
I'm also drunk so nothing with guns or things to the hundreth of an inch.

 

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that things a POS
You'll be better served with Harbor Freight larger corded one with adjustable speed
(it's a POS too, just a little better turd for the same price or less)

or spend $79 and buy a corded 300 series Dremel

.L.T.A.

for $79 i could have someone else do it, probably for less.
this thing? http://www.harborfreight.com/variable-speed-rotary-tool-kit-60713.html

 

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Seriously I would look for a corded dremel. Rechargeable's just don't last long and in my experience loose power pretty fast. Btw the giant air grinder was a funny.

I'm too intoxicated to know what an air grinder is

 

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Yep, once. Never planning to upgrade another gun?

Good point carl. Will the one I have work or do I NEED a better one?

 

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UPDATE: Had my smith install everything. Gonna return the dremel maybe, might practice on the extra beavertails that came with my glock before working on he frame