Tackling The Great Indoors

Thursday, March 1, 2001

(NAPSA)—Now is a perfect time to tackle those indoor projects that keep piling up. Whether it’s home maintenance, interior beautification or that long-delayed remodeling task, having the right tool makes the difference between frustration and the satisfaction that accompanies a job well done. Help has arrived for indoor projects of all shapes andsizes. The new Dremel Advantage HighSpeed Rotary Saw cuts through a variety of materials, from ceramic tile to drywall, faster and better than any otherrotary cutting tool. Dremel suggests fighting cabin fever with these projects: * Installing bathroom fixtures, sinks or cabinets. Use the rotary saw’s adjustable depth guide to makea precise cutin ceilings or walls. Cutting drywall has gotten a lot easier, thanks to the Advantage Rotary Saw. * Shape and hang drywall for that room addition or basement remodel. The adjustable speed (from 10,000 to 35,000 rpm) easily cuts material up to one inch thick. In fact, the Advantage has the fastest cutting speed of any tool of its kind as well as the widest speed range, which makes cutting most materials easier than ever before. * Bundle up and venture outside to install a vent or light fixture in a soffet. The comfort grip on the handle and housing make it easy to hold and control. For even greater precision and easy handling, detach the removable handle. Show your creative side this winter season with the following project ideas: * Make a customized decorative cutting board with a saw that has the ability to cut in any direction. An optional circle-cutting guide creates perfect circles from one inch to 19 inches in diameter for craft projects that require a precise circle. * Carve a winter snowman or other festive design out of a piece of wood up to one inch thick, using the versatile Dremel Advantage. The finished product makes a great decoration or homemadegift for the holidays. The exclusive variable-speed control gives users the ability to match the right speed to the job at hand. That means using lowersettings with heat sensitive materials The Circle-Cutting Guide Attachment makesit simple to cut precise, perfectcircles. like plastic and higher speeds to cut tougher materials like cement board. A 4.5-amp universal electrical motor that stays cool under extreme conditions powers the Advantage. The patented quickchange motor brush system allows users to extend thelife of the tool. The Dremel Advantage is available in a variety of kits that include a carrying case at a retail price of approximately $79.99. The Advantage is made in the U.S.A., has an industry-leading two-year warranty and is available at major home centers, mass merchandisers, hardware and hobby stores nationwide. For more information on Dremel products and project tips, visit www.dremel.com, call 1-800- 437-3635.

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