Dremel/ rotory tool sanding bit part #s

[Intimidatorz34]

Just wondering if anyone who has polished their rims has the part numbers for the attachments they used with their rotory tools to do so.

I know they make 240 and 400 grit attachments for them, I just cant find the part numbers.

[musthavemuzk]

http://www.dremel.com

might have the numbers you look for

 

Monty

[Intimidatorz34]

nah, I checked there, highest I found was 220

[jeremy]

wouldn't it be tons faster to use a regular drill???

[cmo1234]

I dont believe a drill would go fast enough, drills run at like 2000rpm max and dremmels can run up to like 25000rpm something like that. They dont have as much torque as a drill but are much faster...

[jeremy]

I dont believe a drill would go fast enough, drills run at like 2000rpm max and dremmels can run up to like 25000rpm something like that. They dont have as much torque as a drill but are much faster...

 

...interesting, I have always known people that have used a regular drill

[Intimidatorz34]

seems like it would be too much of a pain in the ass to get into the tiny grooves on the z rims with a drill

[Dannymik]

The Dewalt drills at my work are 0-2500 rpms. Then again they are industrial and a ton of loot compared to a dremal.

[jeremy]

seems like it would be too much of a pain in the ass to get into the tiny grooves on the z rims with a drill

 

I didn't know that we were talking about z rims in particular... :?