Thank you for your vidéos, the dremel is better than zelda tok, i must clips my dremel to my ... for the shoot 🙂! I'm a shit in english ... thanks you for your technics and english Free Palestine (I don't can more in english😁, and a correction is good, thank in advance)

Nice results but... id use something more industrial on it. Dremel consumables are crazy expansive. I bought an 8240 with 3 attachments and 35 accessories then another 15-20 accessories. For a hammer id use an angle grinder or a belt grinder. Not a criticism, i loved the video, just a personal note, if i may.

Merci pour tes vidéos, la dremel est mieux que zelda tok, faut que j'attache ma dremel à ma ceinture pour dégainer 🙂! Je suis nul en anglais ... merci pour tes cours de bricolage et d'anglais

Great demo! THANK YOU!!!!

Went from adequate product to Mexican crap

7:13 What size is that tiny drill bit? I think that's the size I'm flung to need to put holes in sea shells.... but also, I need that size hole in a metal cup for a craft project.... AND is this bit capable of putting a hole into a stone? I liked, subscribed, and commented, and watched to the end!!!!!

I love this, but is there a drill bit to make tiny holes? Like into a sea shell that will hang from string or wire??

I cannot find a replacement for my lock button or shaft on my flexi tool😢 even tried american amazon. Google was useless. I can only seem to find ones for the main tool

FUCKING STUPID THING TO HAVE TO DO EVERY TIME. FUCKING BAD DESIGN

BEST clip ever, self-explaining without any annoying speech by whatever moron !! Bravo, Very well done !!

Though not recommended, can also be used for anal bleaching

I am left handed, do any of the models have a reverse switch?

Great review, but the 8250 does not seem to be available in the UK

3:09 💀

11:33 i just see it says "kr" are you norwegian? Im danish

2:13 WEEEEEEE 😂😂😂 3:45 what was that 😭💀

I just somehow got obsessed with the dremel rotary tool.. (just saw a pic of a other rotary tool... then it 🤭) My fv one is the newest one.. looks less bulky than the others hehe 🤭 But they look better with the black multi chuck 😍 The one here 0:19 Btw i love the video

Looks like a toothbrush

How do you clean it from all that

Hi, awesome video, I have a small question tho, can I work with the regular corded Dremel (Not battery operated), while having its tip submerged in water? Will it give me an electric shock? I need to use it for cuting and poishing small Opal stones in water.

Hey man I like the way you explain things and in one of your videos you were cutting with a disc something and you cut it straight. I would like to request a how to video on how to cut straight with dremmel cutting wheel something that is like PVC pipe or other cylindrical shaped like a rod or something that is thick enough that you can't just cut from one direction but have to go around it. Can you please help me with that I have been searching for video to help me with that. Every time I freehand cut a circular shaped like a pipe it comes at an extreme angle.

First of all, Why are you using the Flex Shaft to make those cuts? You should have been using the Dremel itself. Not the Flex Shaft attached to the Dremel. Let's be more logical.

I wonder if they have a bit for this like the screw out.

The unique motive is the color of the Dremel dont more is by are that are to seeing

Thanks, very well explained.

Excellent video! Clear and concise. Covers all kinds of applications; practical and creative. I'm a newbie myself and grateful to be able to make good choices about what I would need. Fun to imagine future applications as well! Thank you so much!

who's here because it's the shortest video? By the way, it's the best one.

I have the Dremel Workstation and wanted a cordless Dremel to use in it. Will the 8250 work with the workstation. I also need to use a 1/16 or 1/32 bit, will they fit in the 8250 or do I need to get a different collet? I'm basically wanting to drill a hole down the center in ¾" wood cubes. Lite duty for sure, but needs to be accurate. Thank you for your video, very helpful. Hope to hear back soon. :)

Great video! I'm jealous of your property and location!!

Nice clip 👌

I had my gas wall furnace replaced, and had to order the rear vent for the furnace. I need to enlarge and perhaps de-burr the rectangular hole in the sheet metal a bit for the vent to slide into the furnace, it ALMOST fits perfectly. Can't find my regular dremel, so getting another one, was looking at the 4300. What is the best bit for this corded model? Since I am only very slightly enlarging the hole, the carbide bit? The sanding bit? I don't want to overdo it, this is a very small amount of metal to be removed.

I started my own dentistry practice 😊

are latest corded and cordless comparably the same? other than difference in having a cord or a battery

you hold the detailers grip wrong

I have the Dremel Trio for some years now, with no use at all. Now that I need to do some routing, I found this video very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

Did he edit this video? Because mine keeps slipping off. I recommend not buying this product.

The video starts at 6:29 on the timeline.

i use mine to grind away my toe nails. thats 54 uses.

The screw-on metal cutting disks are way, way more economical than the EZ locks. $10 for a pack of 20 vs $15 for 5 EZ lock cutting disks. That’s $0.50 vs $3.00 per disk. I just did a couple of projects carving 2 mm mild steel, and went through a lot of disks. Probably 5 EZ locks and 10 screw ons. I only had one screw-on snap on me. I was wearing goggles and a respirator, so I wasn’t worried. The screw ons were easier to get into tight corners since they are smaller. I also wasted a lot of the EZ locks cutting bigger lines than I needed. This meant they were not 2x as durable in practice for my application.

Plastic cutter edge, is not getting hot like iron cutter, and don't melt the plastic. That's the difference 👍🏼

Remarkable!

Great explanation of each bit function. Thanks!

thank you !!! finally a video on how to use all these tips and not just unpacking the device😅

Hey mam thanks for the video, one question, when wood carving, do you use any kind of vacuum or dust removal if indoors? And if so, what do you use? Thanks!

Hi, can you advise me the best rotary drill for cutting specially PC panel aluminum or steel PC panel I don’t mind using called rotary drill but I needed it to be reliable and precision smooth cut, yes, I do know you have to smooth the edges after but I need to be accurate cut, thanks for your help. Great useful video.

I'm looking for the Dremel 8260, nothing showing up, any Idea where to buy it

WOW Thank you! Here is THE Tool. I repair things myself and many DIY work. WOW Thank you so much ❤🧡💛💚🩵💙💜❤🩵💛🩷💚+++++++

"surprising" uses..... Damn clickbait

Chuck suck

Amen to this! I use my table saw to cut a piece of wood like this.