[Harp-L] Which Dremel Tool?

[Gary Lehmann]

I think an X-acto knife is adequate for micro tuning. 
But Joe knows his way around a reed!
Gary

> On Oct 10, 2026, at 7:36 PM, JOSEPH LEONE via Harp-L <harp-l at xxxxx> wrote:
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> Some people? use a manucurists rotary tool. A lot less torque.
> smojoe
> 
>> On 10/10/2026 8:13 AM EDT Tin Lizzie <trackharpl at xxxxx> wrote:
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>> When you least expect it....
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>> Hi, everyone!
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>> I've been harmonica-dormant for many years, and so have my harps.  I've recently excavated my Suzuki SCX-64 from the back of the closet and have been playing it a bit.
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>> Some of the enharmonic notes are different enough in pitch that even my rusty ear can hear a significant difference.  I just watched this lovely video by Filip Jers, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOxpWTOxjYg, and the Dremel tool he uses looks way easier to use than my old scraper tool.  Which I still probably have.... in a box, somewhere.
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>> Amazon offers a plethora of Dremel tools.  Could someone please tell me -- a link would be even better -- which Dremel tool would be best for this task?  I don't want to buy a huge multi-use set with every accessory under the sun.
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>> Thanks,
>> Tin Lizzie