On January 26, 2019 at 06:48, thecapnredfish said...
I would consider Dremel for little intricate jobs. Rotozip for drywall and stucco cutting jobs.
A rotozip is literally a giant dremel. 😀
When the rotozip came out and was sold on infomercials, they sucked. The motors were under powered and would burn up. But Bosch aquired Dremel in the early 90’s. Then they saw potential in rotozip and bought it. They took the the rotary motor technology that dremel had created and used it to make rotozip into a quality tool.
