EVA Foam Dremeling Basics 

Wow, thanks so much Daniel. Super glad it helped you!

Awesome! I’m glad this has helped you to go for it!!

Hi AI! Congrats on getting started! You’re gonna have fun. Hey in case you didn’t know, we have a bunch of other tips videos and builds containing tons of info. Here’s the link to our home page in case you want to check them out : ru-vid.com Just look under VIDEOS or PLAYLISTS for a complete list. Thanks for watching!

Awesome Ariana! So glad it was helpful! Every time you use the tool you will get better and better.

Haha! Thanks Edward! I’m so glad it helped!

Hi Kyle! Thanks dude!

No problem Ash! Glad it was helpful. In case you weren’t aware, we have other tips and build videos on our home page : ru-vid.com Just check under the VIDEOS tab near the upper left for a complete list. Thanks for watching!

Wow! Thank you so much for the kind words! I mostly use contact cement to glue foam to foam, but I sometimes use super glue for really small parts. I have a video on the channel that focuses on the basics of contact cement that you can watch. Also, you can watch any of my build videos and it will show each step in making a foam prop so you can see when and how I use the different glues. I can not help with the cardboard though since I don not really work with cardboard. I hope the videos on my channel will help you. Good luck!

Hi Jade! I believe you are correct. It came with the set. You know what I really love is the Dremel 454 chainsaw sharpening stone. I almost exclusively use that one now for all my smooth stuff. It’s thinner so I can get into areas better and it seems like it’s the exact same grit as the 932. LOVE that one.

Hi Margot! Glad it was helpful. I always use mine on high which is 35000 RPMs for all of my foam prop work.

Thanks for the quick reply! Just getting started with foam. I was going a little slow. Like 5-6000. But, when I cranked it up, it was getting away from me. After watching your videos, now I know why that was happening..

It will get super easy in no time. You’ll get really smooth.

Hi Sabina, Whatever is working for you is totally cool. No rules.

Hey Cameron, Mine has 2 settings, I’ve always used the high setting since the day I got it.

Hi! Yep, I put it on the highest it will go.

Awesome! Thanks so much, glad you liked it.

Hi Carlo! I dont have any data but every builder I learned from stressed the importance of using a dust mask when grinding foam. I never grind without a dust mask. And I frequently open the garage door and blow all the foam dust out so the shop stays as clean as possible. It also makes a difference according to the bit you are using - the super rough bits throw a ton of dust while the smoother bits don’t throw very much. But either way, I never grind without a dust mask. Be safe!

@@BlackSheepProps thank you for replying, what mask do you use in the video please

I use a 3M N95 dust mask.

@@BlackSheepProps thank you kindly

Nice Tip(s)!!