Do I go with another Dremel like tool or go with a more powerful air powered Die Grinder.
Most of my uses are grinding off rusted nuts/bolts from areas on my car that a regular grinder can't reach or might be dangerous to use. I have used my Dremel in the past to do engravings, detailed sanding and cutting plexi glass. Budget is around $100 plus or minus. I do like that the cord is more useful and easier then lugging an air hose around. Cordless would be great, but too expensive for a tool I don't use all that often.
I understand you can use Dremel attachments with the Die Grinder and get more use of it. The Dremel is around $99. THis kit from Vevor is only $70 with both an angled and straight grinder:
https://www.vevor.com/air-sanders-c_12245/vevor-air-die-grinder-kit-right-angle-grinder-w-die-grinder-combo-10pcs-single-cut-carbide-burr-set-lightweight-ball-bearing-construction-for-grinding-deburring-cutting-polishing-p_010170001947.
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