Gutted airbox question
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Gutted airbox question
I recently went to a junkyard and pulled an airbox to gut. My dilemma is that I don't have a dremel and I don't want to spend the money to get one only for that...is there any other tool I can use to gut the airbox?
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I'd advise getting a Dremel and a variety of bits (great place is WidgetSupply.com). I got one as a Christmas gift and struggled for uses for the first couple years, and then I began using it like crazy (heck, I was just in the garage using it on a project).
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Even if you don't want to lay down $40+ for an actual dremel, you can get a $10-15 knock off from a close out store/Harbor Freight/ebay.
The quality isn't as good, but it will last a few years and you will certainly get your moneys worth. I bought a cheap one to mod a heavy gauge steel computer case, worked just fine.
Even those with an Dremel will often buy cheaper tools and accessories for it as the branded stuff is a bit overpriced.
The quality isn't as good, but it will last a few years and you will certainly get your moneys worth. I bought a cheap one to mod a heavy gauge steel computer case, worked just fine.
Even those with an Dremel will often buy cheaper tools and accessories for it as the branded stuff is a bit overpriced.
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