As above, looking to get a Dremel for under £100 if anyone has a recommendation for one, use will include work on stocks and such
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I do own a Dremel (and find it useful) but I do feel slightly ashamed to possess such an abomination. Same goes for adjustable spanners: keep them well-hidden, along with your stash of porn...
I burnish leather-edges by hand, using the jawbone of a roebuck...It is embarrassing but they are so useful.
last night I chopped a half inch piece of seasoned hazel off a stick, screwed a wood screw in to it, use the dremel to cut the screw head off so that the little handmade tool could then be mounted in to the dremel. I then turned the dremel on and used a piece of sandpaper to cut a grove in the circumference of the hazel as it spun round and now have an automated leather edge burnisher.
Miss Cottis is very happy with her new glasses case and I was very happy with the slicked burnished edge of the leather. Mmmm, cognac horween leather and naked assembly (I was wearing shorts really)
I burnish leather-edges by hand, using the jawbone of a roebuck...
Unless no-one is watching...in which case...Dremel...Excellent, that is what I call making use of the beast.