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Thanks, mate! You provided all the info I needed.

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Does anyone know which bit(s) are best for trimming dog nails? Something that allows you to get in close while not touching his paw pad and not overheating his nail? Thanks

looks good, what type of wood and how thick was it?

Enjoyed that; I think we are still allowed to enjoy tech stuff. Those Dremel small diameter collets are interesting. The bore seems poorly centred. Have you noticed? Usually collets are used for greater accuracy over chucks; and with high speeds, so to reduce the spinning peripheral mass. But again: have a look at the small collet. Have been hoping to set up a drill press with an x/y table. Are the tolerances good enough? Thanks; and again, enjoyed video. Don't go 'a-viking'.

What is your opinion about re-greasing the shaft/wire?

Which brand of sanding sleeves do you buy off of Amazon?

My spare attachment is too big to fit into the hole on the Dremel, and the extra rounds are too big for the small tool. This is the nail grinder by Dremel that I am trying to change out worn out small round!

Thanks! Exactly what it was looking for. I keeps losing the sand cylinders. Didn’t know you could tighten them😂

Thanks, picked up the vise instead of getting a heavy-duty one, and the Rt Angle and Flex Extension look like must haves as well.

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for~!! Thank you!

You're holding it too high, you should hold it on the black plastic attachment

Very nice! Thanks from Brazil!

Awesome! I was just starting to cut some metal today with mine, and I know now I simply wasn't being patient - I was seeing all the sparks and backing off when I should have kept going (within reason!). I also had been worried about how warm the dremel got, is that normal?

Normally I have my Dremel set up with the Quick Change Collett #4486. So when using the right angle attachment. I just moved the Quick Collette onto the 90° attachment I have the versatility of both in that way

I recently had to begin learning how to use a Dremel (4000ish) to do some very fiddly wood shaping. My recommendation: Fix your work piece using a vise or clamp. Double-sided adhesive tape for small pieces also works. Use both hands to hold the Dremel (even using a flex shaft) and have one hand rest on a solid support with the other hand moving the Dremel. Oh, and eye protection, eye protection, eye protection. I had one of these cutting disks shatter as shown in the video. PS: So that is how you use these white cottony disks.

It is Torx 8, not Torx 9 (at least for for my Dremel 8260). Although Torx 9 fits barely, it's head does not reach the bottom of the Torx hole and can easily cam out.

Top man, that's all the info I was after. Cheers

I don't have a 4000 or 4300 in my country we have a 4250 is that the one you call 4300? Is it better or worse than the 4000? We also have a 3000 I tried it I thought it sucked but idk if I used it wrong. We also have a Dremel lite 7000 something is that one better than 3000? I want something that can carve in stone and make holes in stone and into wood and the 3000 couldn't do any of those barely. Is it because I used the tools on stone first and "destroyed them" so they can't be used on wood now? Do I need those fancy diamond bits for stone usage?

Thanks very much for the excellent video!

El operario debe trabajar bien con cualquier herramienta. La Dremel es muy buena.... Y más desembolso. Yo tengo 2 Dremel. Probé con dos marcas distintas, y no valiern un carajo.....

only mine can’t get to over 20/25k rpm when battery is low? I think that’s some kind of protection

It would when been nice if you gave more information about where you brought the blades, manufacturer, and why you own numerous sizes if this blade is super dangerous. Unless I missed it, you gave zero information about your rotary tool and it’s speed setting. I may be wrong but after decades of using a myriad of saws and grinders/die grinders, I feel like your over exaggerated the kickback. It all fairness, your opening proclamation of how evil the bit was may have steered me in that direction. I am undecided on whether or not you pushed the blade down too much to cause it to bog down. That “lock your doors” opening again no doubt. You come across like you have an agenda when mentioning the danger (click bait, deemed kickbacks). It’s clear you are not after watching more. opening does make you come across opening certainly did sway my thinking, just probably not what you intended. Most importantly, why did you make no mention of RPMs of circular saw to cut wood versus rotary tools. That’s my second biggest complaint here. My first is the fact the Dremel Woodcutting bit is my absolute favorite, and easily most used. This video does not convey the Dremel woodcutting bit’s versatility and efficiency.

When it comes to the cordless models wich are the best at getting the job done between all that Dremel has to offer in your video and not? And same question goes for all with a cord. I wanna know if I should save up I bought a 200 engraver one and it was crap took forever to use I want it to go faster also is any of them making less sound than others? Is the ones with cords more powerful s than the cordless or same?

a nice Drill unit, unfortunately Dremel spins into the Wrong Direction ! Danger for your health ! Opposite direction unit must be manufactured - or just reverse the motor. Current Dremel units blow the dirt-dust right into your face - Lungs 🫁 👺😩⛔️

You are better off with a £20 Black and decker, much more versatile.

Not really, didnt help at all.

metal dust can be explopsive

Wow. Just wow. So good picture, so informative video! Thank you! Just got my 8260-65 and trying to figure out what doing spare steel screw. Looks like it's not for the collets, hmm 🤔

Amazingly comprehensive video. Thank you.

Very useful, thanks!

thank you! Your video was great at showing me what all the bits are that came with my new rotary tool, and what else I need to buy as a newbie wood carver.

Does your power button press in at all? Mine does and not sure if its suppose to.

Can you please explain in details, how to operate with Dremel 335 plunge router. I would like to thank you, for all your great tutorials, which are very useful for beginners like me.

Thanks this helped!

The German accent certainly helps! 😃

There is a tool that has more power than any Dremel, if you really need to step up to a professional level, but still need to use 1/8th inch Dremel bits. Foredom are industrial strength flex-shaft tools with power ratings measured in terms of horsepower (1/3, 1/10, 1/5) . They are a lower RPM, but far higher torque, running at a single speed and turning in only one direction. They have multiple detachable handpieces used for different diameter shaft bits (1/8th ", 1/4" ) as well as adjustable chucks and foot-switch controllers. They last for many years - we have used the same one in our shop since 2005. We also found that using a Dremel all day made our hands numb due to the vibration, so we switched over to Korean-made micromotor tools that ran smoother and faster. The real Korean tools are extremely expensive - The Chinese copies are cheaper and of far lower quality. They get hot very quickly, are noisy and vibrate more. Use real Korean micromotor tools if you buy one. They are worth the cost.

How much cost the replacement of motor brush?

I love how much information you squeezed into this video in as little time as possible. Nothing unnecessary. Straight to the point and pure informative. Thank you for respecting the viewer's time!

Carving pumpkins😂😂

I've had a Dremel Multitool Pro #395 (10k to 37k) for around 20-odd years. The chuck is nearly worn out, and the button to unlock the shaft is really stiff, but it has worked every time I've needed it. It was made in Mexico, not sure if that is normal. It is easily my oldest power tool. Nice video. I might upgrade soon. $0.02

Thanks I have 2 Dremel things with a lot of boys and never were sure exactly which one was the correct one to do certain things, I was limited to sanding and making holes, now i can use the rest of them correctly, thanks🎉

Another really helpful video, thanks mate!

I think Dremel tools were safer than others , because it has the improved engineering design , but because of the high speed, we have to be better cautious .

Great demo!

What about engraving a name?

So dipped into sunflower oil or cooking oil?

Can you get into screw holes to get out rust?

Thank you thank you.