How strong would a battery operated dremel be?

[0rb]

I have a dremel, but it is battery operated and rechargeable.

How strong would this be for finesse work on a pick? [ie: shaping pick (grinding it into form), sanding]

Any feedback would be great (especially by those who have a battery operated dremel)

Thanks,
0rb

[Santos718]

Battery powered dremels only work the way they are supposed to right when they are fully charged. When the battery starts losing power, so does the dremel. I do recommend getting a corded dremel. I'm sorry, but I don't own a battery powered dremel(I have a corded and I know you were looking for feedback with people that do), but my friend does, so I'm speaking from his experience.

[SFGOON]

Well I DO own a batter powered Dremmel and it is a Chicken-noodle-hoagy-sandwich! Get a corded one, the rechargeable kind just doesn't work well......

[Eyes_Only]

I agree, the cordless may be convenient in some cases but it runs out of juice real fast if you start cutting harder metals and grind for longer then maybe 5 to 15 mins. Plus it takes like forever to recharge that battery pack.