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I always like frothy warm milk with my morning coffee, but I ran into a problem.
I got tired of buying those milk frothers/foamers because they run out of power too quickly with the 2 AA batteries, and they also fall apart easily because they are built so flimsily. When my latest one malfunctioned, I took it apart and found that the shaft was about one-sixteenth of an inch in diameter. It fit perfectly into the one-sixteenth collet of my dremel tool. Now I don't have to bother about with the AA batteries, the gadget isn't going to fall apart, and Tim the Toolman Taylor would be proud of the way that I developed MORE POWER.
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LOL - Verry ingeneous.
I have the old espresso machine but that cost me in the order of $200.
John Hancock
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Supreme Being
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| I love it! :w00t: I used to work with a guy who said "work with what ya got."
Bruce!
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A little off topic but I had a similar experience with my mixer & cordless drill. I was finishing up a desert that required the use of my hand mixer when we experienced a power outage. Not to be deterred, I inserted one of the beaters into my handy dandy cordless drill and finished my mixing!
Gadget Girl to the Rescue!
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Supreme Being
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Now thats the way tools evolve
Doug 
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