I have a Dremel and use it quite frequently. What kind
of rework do you want to do with plastic?

John

--- SM Ling <sm.ling11@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have tried to use heated pen-knife to
> rework/mod-work on some plastics
> part.
> 
> Though this method can be fast but the finishing is
> bad.  Additional
> finishing is needed as the cut-surface is rough.  My
> process is a simple
> flame-heated knife (to shape or cut) or pipe (to
> reduce diameter).  Any
> tips? or advise? or comments?
> 
> To polish up, some cutting and shapings, I am
> thinking to load up some
> Dremel accessories, but the information on using
> Dremel to work on plastics
> is very lacking.  Now I wonder is Dremel the wrong
> choice?  If it is not so,
> what are must-have accessories to help shorten the
> purchasing process as
> well as to save some dollars and iterations.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> Ling SM
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