[Jewelry making - Article 00407] - Re: [Orchid] Comparing flex shafts

[Karen Christians]

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    There is no substitute for a good Foredom. When you are buying a
    flex shaft, you expect it to last for years. Foredom has an excellent
    reputation for service, parts, innovation and quality. Mike Zagielski
    has been the sales rep for Foredom for 15 years. 

    As far as heavy duty, Foredom offers the TX 1/3 hp for heavy duty
    torque for harder materials. There is a 1/6th hp, and that is under
    load of the SR Reversible motor. It's a good solid machine which we
    have in our school. 

    Any distributor will have these, McKinnonglobal.com, Rio Grande,
    Otto Frei and Gesswein. 

    Also, don't forget the book, "Making the Most of your Flex Shaft".
    It describes motors, flex shaft accessories and more. 

    http://www.ganoksin.com/item--Orchid-in-Print-Vol-1--flexshaftbook 

karen christians
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