Should be a Phillip’s Head there, too.
Had to look up Dremel according to Wiwkipedia it’s a brand of power tools not atype of tool.
I guess the bandsaw shark hasn’t evolved yet.
And like more mundane sharks that replace teeth regularly, those last two swap out bits.
Is that a Ripsaw or a Crosscut Saw?
I have to admire the artist. She included the torque limit ring on the “Power Drill.” It even appears that the “Dremel” uses a collet.
Where is the IKEA shark?
In a pinch they can all be used as orca snacks.
Funny, Maria! Thanks.
They’re very busy on the hole!
There are sawfish, tho.
I’ve had Dremels for decades, mostly for porting and polishing cylinder heads (when I could still do that sort of thing). Comes in handy for several things, but I’m not hold a shark to grind a nail head.
momofalex7 almost 2 years ago
Should be a Phillip’s Head there, too.
sergioandrade Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Had to look up Dremel according to Wiwkipedia it’s a brand of power tools not atype of tool.
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I guess the bandsaw shark hasn’t evolved yet.
P51Strega almost 2 years ago
And like more mundane sharks that replace teeth regularly, those last two swap out bits.
Doug K almost 2 years ago
Is that a Ripsaw or a Crosscut Saw?
John Wiley Premium Member almost 2 years ago
I have to admire the artist. She included the torque limit ring on the “Power Drill.” It even appears that the “Dremel” uses a collet.
eolan59 almost 2 years ago
Where is the IKEA shark?
Teto85 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
In a pinch they can all be used as orca snacks.
johnjoyce almost 2 years ago
Funny, Maria! Thanks.
Zebrastripes almost 2 years ago
They’re very busy on the hole!
Stephen Gilberg almost 2 years ago
There are sawfish, tho.
Muzi54 almost 2 years ago
I’ve had Dremels for decades, mostly for porting and polishing cylinder heads (when I could still do that sort of thing). Comes in handy for several things, but I’m not hold a shark to grind a nail head.