Dremel Tools

Started by Ianh
5 replies 3 likes Last activity: 5 years ago
#6

Dremel Tools

Hi
I also like the click fit system but I am disappointed in the actual tools when the prices aren't really justified
Only old in years not mind or soul.
#5

Dremel Tools

hi chaps inherited a few Dremel tools from my Dad all worked fine but started to wear out so invested in some more Dremel tools, wish l had not, not reliable at all got to hot, the shaft seemed to get loose so drilling accuracy went out the window. Sold them at a model show and bought some cheap chinese stuff with the money l got. the chinese drill has the same size collar so all my dremel bits and piece,s fit.
Most of the chinese tools work very well the more exspensive ones do look good in the workshop but there only good if you know how to use them.
#4

Dremel Tools

I do like my Dremel tools. The new "click fit" system is fabulous for their grinding discs.
I find the drum sander arbor disappointing. As soon as you generate any heat, it goes soft and the drums fly off.
I am often tempted by the "flap wheel" type sander, made up of grit coated strings. They look as though they should be useful, but I can't see them lasting long. They're very expensive and in my mind too dear to try for what could be 2 minutes of amazement, followed by utter disappointment. Has anybody tried them?
#3

Dremel Tools

It's probably the Bosch effect. We are not happy with them as a company. Have had so many of their appliances fail after a relatively short time, that we do no even consider them when buying tools and things now.

Nerys
When the winds before the rain, soon you may make sail again, but when the rain's before the wind, tops'l sheets and halyards mind
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#2

Dremel Tools

It certainly does make you think!

It a real shame that Dremel have been bought by Bosch.
Never too old to learn
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#1

Dremel Tools

Hi All,
I don't know whether any of you have had a problem with the new Dremel Tools as manufactured since Bosch took over.
I have a Dremel 4000 and it appears to get rather warm when using compared to my Older Dremel that gave up the Ghost after 20 Years.
I also have a Chinese sourced Dremel type unit and it runs fine without getting anywhere near the temperature of the Dremel at a quarter of the price.
Makes you think doesn't it
Only old in years not mind or soul.
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