Dremel Trio Giveaway!

It’s that time!  We are so excited to give you all the opportunity to win your very own Dremel Trio! I shared the Shanty Cupcake Tower I made with mine yesterday! This is one of my favorite tools that I have ever owned!  The instructions are very simple and easy to understand, assembly is quick and it cuts so smooth!  I mentioned that it allowed me to cut 3 circles in about 10 minutes! Here are a few other exciting features you will get with the Dremel Trio: ~ Not only will it rout, it cuts and sands too! ~ It will cut multiple materials including wood, plastic, drywall, sheet metal, wall tile and more without switching tools! ~  The Trio has a 360-degree cutting technology and plunge-cut ability allows users to make quick and controlled cuts, while its unique, 90-degree pivoting handle facilitates added control, comfort and accuracy. My absolute favorite feature is that you can start cutting anywhere on a surface with the plunge cut feature!  It drills a pilot hole and you’re good to go!  I also LOVE the attachment that cuts perfect circles!! That’s a whole lot of bang for $79! Now for the giveaway! ~Leave a comment here letting us know how you plan to use the Dremel Trio ~Follow Dremel on Facebook HERE (come back and let us know you liked them) ~Pin this post! (come back and tell us you pinned it) That will be 3 entries:)  Good Luck!  On your marks, get set….GO!
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  1. can’t wait to use this for many of my projects. I have been looking and wondering about it at Lowes.

  2. We build most of our own furniture so this thing would have endless uses around here! I’m particularly excited about it’s routing capabilities!!

  3. Pinned to my pinterest page! just hope I win! I can’t afford to buy it after I got that riding lawnmower!

  4. Pinned and liked. What wouldn’t I do with this baby? My jigsaw refuses to hold the blade for more than two minutes at a time, but I keep holding out for a better tool. I’ve been doing wood cut outs, but having your blade fall out five times while making a single cut gets a bit maddening!

  5. Sweet! What would I not make might be a better question… 🙂
    I would start with a cupcake tower, then expand to book ends, easels for my studio, gourd art…….

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