All Dremel Rotary Tool Models Explained: Buyers Guide

In this video, I go into depth about all the different Dremel rotary tool models.
I talk about the differences between the different models, their uses, the specs, the pros and the cons so you can know which Dremel model is right for your use.
Attachment Compatibility Chart:
www.dremeleurope.com/no/media...
Links To Tools In This Video (Affiliate Links):
Dremel 8250 (My Favorite): amzn.to/4dD1mL1
(8260 is not on Amazon yet)
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Dremel 8240: amzn.to/3WyyNZa
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Dremel 8220: amzn.to/3UCLHmd
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Dremel 4300: amzn.to/3yeF8ij
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Dremel 4000 (My Favorite Corded): amzn.to/3wBnbKg
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Dremel 3000: amzn.to/3JTttrE
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Dremel Lite 7760: amzn.to/3WDFRnk
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Dremel Stylo+ 2050: amzn.to/3WulQzE
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Stylo 2050
01:57 - Lite 7760
03:58 - Dremel 3000
05:55 - Dremel 4000
07:32 - Different Dremel Kits And Attachments
07:55 - Dremel 4250/4300
09:36 - Dremel 8220
11:22 - Dremel 8240
12:55 - Dremel 8250/8260
Disclosure: The links in this description are affiliate links, meaning I get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through my links, at no further cost to you.

[@MatthewHarrold]

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

[@alexalvarado6005]

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

[@OutOfElmo]

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.

[@319jack319]

How much cost the replacement of motor brush?

[@Alejandro192011]

Carving pumpkins😂😂