Yes, that too!
Tell them it's for "woodworking" not home dentistry
Those look a lot like some of the tools I have. Didn't know they were "castoff dental tools" though. Will have to ask my dentist if he has any of same to give away. Probably higher quality than what I've got anyway.
I have several friends that are doctors and three that are dentist and now you tell me about getting dental tools?
, and next appt. I had with him , he brought his treasured flintlock decorated rifle for me to see. I had to hide my amusement , until I left the appointment. He took his fine tip dental drill and made design enhancements over the surface of the stock , and filled them with silver amalgam . I asked him about the drill bits and burrs he used , and he handed me a coffee cup full of bits he said were too dull for tooth enamel. Fourty five yrs. later , I still use his "dull" bits in my Dremel tools. They work great on wood , brass , steel , most anything softer than teeth.
now that is FOR SURE!
I can only imagine!I'll bet surgeons have some pretty neat tools that could be used for woodworking.
WOW!Another thing........My dentist bought a flint rifle from me I assembled from a kit. He took the gun to his dental office , and decorated it w/all kinds of silver amalgam designs
