›The K.1050 micro motor is perfect for dental laboratory tasks, but not on people. (There is not a tool made by Foredom or Handler that can be used directly on people.) Thank you for reaching out!
One thing lacking: we need info on how to COMPLETELY disassemble micro motor handpiece. My very first K1070 was made inoperative when I tried to change collets, dropped the back on the table and neither I nor any of 3 instructors could sucessfyreassemble the handpiece. Also, I have had the handpiece lock up while changing burrs. As I reached for the new but, the machine popped closed and there was no way to reopen it. Troubleshooting is a must-know unless you have many hand pieces so you can work while the other half areenroute to Foredom. Thannks
Please read and follow the owner's manual precisely for changing collets. You can also go to our Resources area on the website and check out the owner's manuals and part diagrams and videos. We always recommend to customers that they should get the handpiece with a 1/8" collet installed and use collet adapters so they do not have to change collets or open up the handpiece. However, there are many users that only use 2.35, (3/32") shank burs so they can disregard my advise. Yoy should always have a shank in the collet and NEVER close the collet without a shank in it. Thank you, Mike Z.
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For the 1050 Micromotor is possible to use for dentistry ,or it is strong ?
›The K.1050 micro motor is perfect for dental laboratory tasks, but not on people. (There is not a tool made by Foredom or Handler that can be used directly on people.) Thank you for reaching out!
One thing lacking: we need info on how to COMPLETELY disassemble micro motor handpiece. My very first K1070 was made inoperative when I tried to change collets, dropped the back on the table and neither I nor any of 3 instructors could sucessfyreassemble the handpiece. Also, I have had the handpiece lock up while changing burrs. As I reached for the new but, the machine popped closed and there was no way to reopen it. Troubleshooting is a must-know unless you have many hand pieces so you can work while the other half areenroute to Foredom.
Thannks
Please read and follow the owner's manual precisely for changing collets. You can also go to our Resources area on the website and check out the owner's manuals and part diagrams and videos.
We always recommend to customers that they should get the handpiece with a 1/8" collet installed and use collet adapters so they do not have to change collets or open up the handpiece. However, there are many users that only use 2.35, (3/32") shank burs so they can disregard my advise.
Yoy should always have a shank in the collet and NEVER close the collet without a shank in it.
Thank you, Mike Z.
Merci
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