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Dremel tools are very light weight so you can take them anywhere. You can also use them for lengths of time without the power tool feeling uncomfortable. There are two dials on the dual speed Dremel models. This allows you to control the speed with one and the power with the other. You will get free replacement brushes for the life of your Dremel tools as well as a five year warranty. 

Most power tools are reasonably priced but you are going to run across some heavy duty, top of the line power tools that have a price tag to reflect it. Keep in mind the cost is more than just the purchase price. Take the cost of essentials into consideration as well. Depending on the type of power tool, these essentials can be sandpaper, belts, blades, bits, or a number of other items. 

Some of the smaller hand tools are designed to get into very small spaces, but if you have large hands it may not work well for you. Don t forget the population that is left handed. Most power tools can be used by either a right hander or a left hander. Others such as saws can be difficult because of how the guide and the blade are set up. 

You can damage the drill and cause injury to yourself it you attempt to drill a larger hole then the drill is capable of completing. Always wear safety glasses or goggles when you operate any type of drill. Always unplug the drill before you change the bit in it. A drill is a very useful power tool is versatile enough to be used for a variety of projects. 

Name Brand Power Tools Versus Discount Brands Have you ever wanted what the difference is between a name brand power tool and a discount brand? More than anything, it is the name. People tend to pay a great deal of money for power tools that come from a manufacturer that they are loyal to. Power tools are expensive, and you want the best ones to help you get your projects done right. 

The most common power tool involved in these cases are the various types of saws. Of these finger injuries, 55% occurred while operating the power tool at home. According to OSHA, a large portion of power tool injuries occur because the power source is not removed while changing parts on the power tool.