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| Manufacturer | Makita |
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An inner flange used for power tools, serving as a support for various attachments.
Model Number: 224030-9
Project Ideas
Business
Custom Engraving Service
Offer a service to engrave custom designs, names, or logos on various materials like metal, wood, and glass. Target small businesses, wedding planners, and gift shops.
Handcrafted Home Decor Shop
Sell handmade home decor items such as wall art, clocks, and coasters online or at local craft fairs. Use the inner flange to create high-quality, unique pieces.
Jewelry Making Workshops
Host workshops where participants can learn to make their own jewelry using the inner flange and other tools. Provide materials and guidance for creating custom pieces.
Personalized Gift Shop
Open an online store specializing in personalized gifts like engraved keychains, coasters, and picture frames. Use the inner flange to ensure precision and quality in your products.
Artisan Keychain Business
Create and sell custom keychains with unique designs or personalized engravings. Market them as perfect gifts for special occasions like birthdays, anniversaries, and graduations.
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Custom Coasters
Use the inner flange to support a rotary tool for engraving intricate designs on wooden or stone coasters. Create personalized coasters with monograms, quotes, or artistic patterns.
Decorative Wall Clocks
Design unique wall clocks by cutting and shaping different materials with the help of the inner flange. Paint or engrave the clock face to create custom designs.
Handmade Jewelry
Use the inner flange with a rotary tool to carve and shape small pieces of metal, wood, or resin for custom jewelry. Create earrings, pendants, and bracelets with intricate details.
Personalized Keychains
Create one-of-a-kind keychains by engraving names, dates, or designs onto metal or wooden blanks. The inner flange will help stabilize the blank during the engraving process.
Artistic Sculptures
Craft small sculptures from wood, metal, or stone using the inner flange to hold the material steady. Experiment with abstract shapes or detailed figurines.