"I never thought of Dremel as quality, precision, professional.  Many of their accessories are poorly thought out—  like their ads featuring a 1" wire brush taking rust off a large iron chair.  WTF?  If you want a good flex shaft tool, get a Foredom and spend the money.These new tools look like an improvement (I'm looking at your, beam saw jig, though you are sadly limited in size of stock), but I gotta say the drill turns me off.  D handles mean you can't get them into tight spaces, which happens a lot, especially if you haven't thought your process through, often an amateur mistake.  Yes, I know some (dare I say) real brands sell them, but aside from an easy way to decrease flexing of the elbow I don't see any advantages."

"It's stone, don't you mean a snapper?"

"This chair is nuts!Well, hats off for doing it, I've never seen anything like it.  But my first thought was of my wife sitting on this while wearing a fine fabric.  Her reaction would scorch the metal."

"I'm struck by the amount of waste in proportion to the weight of the table in particular.  The chair, at least, allows for stacking parts."

"And after repeated or overenthusiastic assembly."

"How the heck do you bend pipe like that?  I had some ideas for chairs with similar bends, but the intensity of bend radius<pipe radius convinced me they were impossible to build for any conceivable affordability."

"Wow, this isn't just a "wish I'd thought of that," it's a "wish I could have worked through all the issues to get such a neat solution""

"I can't help but wonder at the structural integrity of the roof, lacking a center pillar"

"Seems nice and collegial, but I always wonder about the crash safety of seating sideways in a vehicle."

"Very economical, how comfortable?  I will reserve judgement until I spend a night on one, but at the moment color me unconvinced.  And no, camp beds are not models of comfort, but not terrible either.  YMMV."

"They look so much like traditional NW American Native adzes."

"Be mighty easy to pop a hole through sheetrock with one of these."