I love the video very informative. I have a question regarding the Dremel. I purchased mine a few years back and have yet to use it. I'm intimidated. Do you have or will you make a few videos on using it and the correct usage of the bits please? I just keep taking it out and putting it away again. I have googled and googled it, but everyone tells me something different. Please help!
Hi Carol, the bit size depends on the project and size hole you want. I don't have anything specific to the Dremel. We have used it and we sell bits that work well for jewelry making projects.
Carol Jolly, I didn’t start using my dremel until I bought a smaller handheld pen-like extension that has flexible metal wire tubing; it made using the dremel less intimidating. I got the extension at Home Depot. Hope that helps.
this punch will only work on thin stainless. Other than that I would find the appropriate drill bit (at the hardware store) and drill the hole. Stainless is some hard stuff!
I love the video very informative. I have a question regarding the Dremel. I purchased mine a few years back and have yet to use it. I'm intimidated. Do you have or will you make a few videos on using it and the correct usage of the bits please? I just keep taking it out and putting it away again. I have googled and googled it, but everyone tells me something different. Please help!
Hi Carol, the bit size depends on the project and size hole you want. I don't have anything specific to the Dremel. We have used it and we sell bits that work well for jewelry making projects.
Carol Jolly, I didn’t start using my dremel until I bought a smaller handheld pen-like extension that has flexible metal wire tubing; it made using the dremel less intimidating. I got the extension at Home Depot. Hope that helps.
Is that works on stainless steel jewelry? the large stronger punch? Which one is best to make punches on this hard metal.
this punch will only work on thin stainless. Other than that I would find the appropriate drill bit (at the hardware store) and drill the hole. Stainless is some hard stuff!