Lidl version of Dremel in stores.

[6milPhil]

well, I don't - but then, maybe I am not that typical german man...

I thought it was a German equiv. of a Bar Mitzvah, hit 13 and you get a dremel, a down payment on a BMW and a beer stein. Maybe you were off school that day.  

How does it compare to the real deal? Does it give any figures for max torque or revs?

I had a play with it and it was fine, although I only never really used my proper Dremel at relatively low revs. In the manual it says n₀ 5000-20000.

[former user]

 
I guess they passed on me - I used power drills and buzz saw before I was 13...

You might even be right with the dremel thing, handed out too early, because I know quite some "men"  who better keep their hands off electrically powered rotary tools, before or after 13 y.  It might not be the tool that makes it....

[Commander Vyper]

The Archimedes looks like a nice simple tool, BUT it seems like it wouldn't work too well without a flat surface to work on.

No you just hold the piece. Pushing down on a drill bit is asking for trouble.

End of the day use what suits you but worth knowing what's out there.

[former user]

2nd that in any case!

THX for showing us. It was new to me that they are made in such small size

[Commander Vyper]

Great for pinning, weapon barrels etc... the small size allows multiple pinning in really small pieces. One chaos dwarf conversion i did had six pins for a weapon swop. All executed perfectly.

Cheers