Dremel drill or router?

I will come over to your house and demonstrate. Where do you live? Or
you may come to mine. Where do you live?

>I have a question... Do you prefer to use a dremel drill or a router to
>carve designs

Troll.

Ryan <[email protected]> wrote

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> Subject: Dremel drill or router?
> Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2004 19:17:38 -0500
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> I have a question... Do you prefer to use a dremel drill or a router to
> carve designs in little girls' labia? Each has advantages and
> disadvantages... The router is almost too big (even if you remove the
> base plate) in most cases, but the dremel drill bits are so small that
> it takes forever to finish large carvings. The dremel can't be beat for
> intricate work. On the other hand, the router's loud motor drowns out
> most of the screaming. Comments?
>
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I prefer to drill into your pathetic brain with a 7518 equipped with a
1" upcut spiral 3" long. How's that float your boat, you twisted twit??

dave

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