anyone looking for a drill, i found a black & decker like drill in binondo. price is P1000 only, its the same as the black & decker except the sticker/logo. ill post the name of the store, they also sell b&d drill, accessories and power tools.

guys sorry i misinformed you on the drill, it is a hand drill and the same as Dremel hand drill and not B&D. Variable speed din sya and im not sure about the fittings but it has 2 and P1500 pala sya.

ill get my hand drill tom night and give you guys more details.

Wow a dremel drill for Php 1,500. very interesting. Take pictures! Hehe! Wala ba sya brand, kahit man lang sa box?

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Wow a dremel drill for Php 1,500. very interesting. Take pictures! Hehe! Wala ba sya brand, kahit man lang sa box?

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Wow a dremel drill for Php 1,500. very interesting. Take pictures! Hehe! Wala ba sya brand, kahit man lang sa box?

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i have my hand drill/grinder last night, it really looks like the dremel hand drill except for the sticker/brand on the body of the drill. i'll be posting the pix tonight or tom.

The drill/grinder comes with 20 (sander, drill bit, polisher, grinder, etc) and 3 fittings, im using dental bur and drill bits for my old drill and it fits perfectly well on 1 of the fittings. The drill/grinder has 6 speeds and can do 30,000 rpm.

The size and weight of the drill is exactly the same as the dremel's hand drill and comes with a plastic case.

Overall, it works great and very cheap indeed... you can even use B&D, dremel fiitings, burs, polishers and other dremel accessories (shaft, cutting saw, etc).

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Wow a dremel drill for Php 1,500. very interesting. Take pictures! Hehe! Wala ba sya brand, kahit man lang sa box?

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i have my hand drill/grinder last night, it really looks like the dremel hand drill except for the sticker/brand on the body of the drill. i'll be posting the pix tonight or tom.

The drill/grinder comes with 20 (sander, drill bit, polisher, grinder, etc) and 3 fittings, im using dental bur and drill bits for my old drill and it fits perfectly well on 1 of the fittings. The drill/grinder has 6 speeds and can do 30,000 rpm.

The size and weight of the drill is exactly the same as the dremel's hand drill and comes with a plastic case.

Overall, it works great and very cheap indeed... you can even use B&D, dremel fiitings, burs, polishers and other dremel accessories (shaft, cutting saw, etc).

Wow, great buy you have there vss. If I may ask, what're the sizes of the fittings for the hand-drill. You said there were two right?

:-H I saw one brand Academy in STC Festival Mall in Alabang worth 700 pesos two years ago for sanding, polishing & drilling for models almost the same size as Dremel but much cheaper and also battery operated.

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:-H I saw one brand Academy in STC Festival Mall in Alabang worth 700 pesos two years ago for sanding, polishing & drilling for models almost the same size as Dremel but much cheaper and also battery operated.

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- i saw this model also, but i believe the speed is not variable and not to mention battery operated.

Oh my, just saw vss's hand-grinder. And isn't it just so pretty, with the price and the tips included in the set, I'm really curious as to where vss got it.

Pa-post naman nang details. Thanks!

just a drill? I may be wrong. Last time I was there, I saw 3-drilling sets. One included a something that resembled a microscope-dish, hehehe, can't put what it is into words. I'll try to look for the exact name of the model -- it's probably by Gunze-Sangyo.

im not sure what the exact size is, but it fit most B&D, Dremel fittings. I dont know how to post pix in here, ill send the pix on your email na lang.

I asked around if there are any GI (uy GI hehe) parts or plastic parts because they are a hell of a lot cheaper than the stainless steel parts.

I screwed the trap into one end of the pipe. I screwed the coupling to the other end. Since the coupling was male to female I can now screw the whole assembly to the compressor output.