Dremel 335 Plunge Router Attachment - Review and Demonstration

The Dremel 335 Plunge Router Attachment transforms your Dremel rotary tool into a router. In this video I review the attachment and demonstrate some cuts using a cheap router bit set.
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[@sebastianthatsmyname]

why can't all tool review/presentation videos be like this

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you Sebastian, I do try to make things relevant! :-)

[@MrGarvey7]

Amen to that

[@sondon7103]

I love this tool! I have used it for over a year and it has never disappointed me. kzbin.infoUgkxfPgcZ5_Cl0HDUKkMJAKde11YKQZVgMoR As long as you remember it is a battery tool and not intended to do continuous heavy work (I have a corded tools for that), it will give you great service for quickie jobs. I get long use out of the batteries and just watch my charge levels, and have yet to use an entire charge on one project. I would also highly recommend the keyless chuck which I also find very useful. Today I cut nine heavy wires on a piece of concrete wire mesh which is used for a garden trellis with a cut-off disk and then used a grindstone to smooth the edges. I tried first to use one of my heavy-duty 20v lithium grinders/cut-off tools and it was just too hard to control the tool on the wires and get good close edges, so I switched to the Dremel and had no problem. It was so much easier to control to get nice flush cuts.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@TheGunguy461]

All I can do is echo what others have said: great videos. The shots are framed so well that I didn't even realize how well you did until toward the end because of how seamless it is. You've clearly put quite a bit of work into it. I'm subbing and buying one. Thanks!

[@RussellPlatten]

Thanks for the sub! :-)

[@jm9841]

Me too.

[@rambert66]

Very informative, well explained and filmed, no nonsense. I wish all the clips explaining stuff on KZbin were this good. Thanks!

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you! :-)

[@Sir-Kay]

No one know how much it takes to put a demonstrative video like this together, thanks for showing how this thing works.

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you, glad it was helpful! :-)

[@Sir-Kay]

@@RussellPlatten before you go though, I got a cordless bootleg Dremel, not to say it's a fake dremel but, it's not the same brand but, it looks just like it, what attachments do you think I should have I'll be working mainly on woods and metals, stones not really and maybe eventually carbon but, plastic materials and woods for sure.

[@RussellPlatten]

@@Sir-Kay I would get all of the basics first. Sanding drums of different sizes, a cheap set of router bits and a cheap set of tungsten carbide rotary files. There are links in the video description to give you an idea of what to look for. I think a flex-shaft is very useful too. My advice would be to think carefully about what project you want to start off with and just buy what you need for that. You can always add to your bits and attachments as and when needed. Good luck with your new hobby! :-)

[@Sir-Kay]

@@RussellPlatten thanks for the answer Sir.

[@billknudson7895]

Thank you, Russell, for taking the time to make this excellent tutorial. A joy to watch and learn from!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help Bill! :-)

[@johnprice1914]

One of the best reviews I've watched on utube...Many thanks.

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you very much John! :-)

[@PennysPitstop]

A great little video and very informative. I like to see people experiment. I get the impression you had no idea if those "cheap£ router bits would work, but you gave it a go and got some reasonable results. Well done to you

[@RussellPlatten]

I was a little dubious about the router bits, but they did the job Penny! :-)

[@GeorgeBPryor]

I was just looking for something that could drill straight down into a bit of wood. I was considering the Dremel 220 Workstation but this is even simpler and cheaper. I'll be picking one up tomorrow, thanks for the videos!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help George! :-)

[@markduffey686]

I echo the previous complimentary comments about this video! Well done and has convinced me to purchase this item.

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you Mark. Good luck with your projects! :-)

[@ronroffel1462]

I have seen hundreds of demonstration videos and this is one of the best. It is clear, the shots are perfectly aligned to show all parts, and Russell does not add any extra comments or humour which detracts from so many videos. He should really wear hearing protection. Those high-pitched squeals are harmful.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful Ron. Thank you! :-)

[@LucasVieites]

Thank you so much for this video. I was thinking of buying a cheap router to get started, but saw that Dremel had this accessory. I already have a lot of Dremel products, so I'm used to them. Your video took away my doubts. I'm definitely buying this to learn the skill.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help Lucas! 🙂

[@santiagobriones410]

Excellent video. I watched several others and simply wish I had started here. Thank you.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful Santiago! :-)

[@bettyboop4695]

Thank you very helpful. It's not only men that watch your videos so I can make one for the men in my life . :)

[@RussellPlatten]

Yes, I have seen a lot of interest from women on my Dremel videos. It is good to see! :-)

[@montagdp]

Very nice. I've been struggling cutting curved parts out of plywood. For $30, I think it would be well worth it to pick this up. Thanks for the very informative review!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@kemjuracek8903]

One of the best demonstrations on You Tube.

[@RussellPlatten]

:-)

[@Tannius]

Thanks for the video. A friend bought me a new dremel and the plunge router recently. I had no idea how to use the router since I'm terrible with written instructions. You made it quick and simple. Now I can make some poster frames I've been wanting to do for years now.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help. If you make the DIY router table in one of my other videos it will make everything much easier. :-)

[@kathrynnewton8721]

Brilliant, I’ve been searching KZbin all day, couldn’t get the tool into the base, instructions said to turn clockwise which is wrong, it’s actually counter clockwise! If you have any others I’d like to know, just making a mirror frame and want to do a rebate without using a large router. Thank you!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help Kathryn. Look at my router table video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4Wsd4h_n652rKs If you make something like this it will make rebating the frame easy! :-)

[@williamfotiou7577]

Great video. You did a great job showing the capabilities of the tool and bits. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful William! :-)

[@mupples3231]

Thanks for the video Russell. This is exactly the information that I was looking for.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@MO-ee2pp]

Excellent review and demonstration, thank you!

[@arekbodziony6783]

For some reason I found this really interesting

[@RussellPlatten]

:-)

[@jeffreydeutsch7336]

This is the first favorible video for this plunge base that I have found. Many of the Amazon reviewers were less than thrilled, as well. The nature of the complaints is that it is almost all plastic, wobbly and inprecise. Inability to maintain constant depth was a common complaint. I believe I could even see the posts wobbling as you plunged it. One reviewer said "Even too sloppy for hobby work" the Dremel bits are just steel and can burn up in hardwood so you may need to invest in a set of 1/8" shank carbide bits. Stew Mac and Veritas make some really nice metal plunge bases for Dremel and other rotary tools that have the 3/4-12 thread on the front but they are much more expensive. I was hoping to get by for cheap but the consensus is that this base is not worth the money.

[@RussellPlatten]

It is a cheap router base Jeffrey. I would never expect a precision accessory for the money I paid when I bought it. The post was loose on mine and after I finished the review I saw it and tightened it. It is possible to produce acceptable results with ease for very little outlay and for beginners it is a much better option then spending three times as much for a dedicated router and bits. :-)

[@ChargedPulsar]

This video was very useful, thanks Russell. I have a better grasp on what routers do and whether I should buy a more professional one or this for amateur work.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@michaelmoffat7513]

Excellent video I’ve literally just got one of these and wanted to see how it’s going to work having never used a router in my life lol

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help Michael. Good luck with your projects! :-)

[@johnjschultz67]

Thank you for the comprehensive review! It is the best I’ve found for the plunge router attachment and I appreciate it! New subscriber!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful John and thank you for subscribing! :-)

[@tomasviane3844]

Well, I guess I'm sold! Was at the hardware store yesterday and couldn't convince myself to buy a router. Besides the small stuff I have to do now, I'm not sure if I will use it again. This seems like a tool with a lot more functionality...

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@GenePavlovsky]

According to the included instructions, the depth stop nuts allow for setting two depth stop positions. The setting procedure is like this: with the router off (obviously), back off both depth stop nuts, loosen the locking hand grip, lower the router until the bit just touches the workpiece, lock the hand grip, screw the the depth stop until it touches the base, this is the 0 point. Unscrew the depth stop for the desired first depth of cut (1 turn = 1.5 mm), then gently tighten the upper depth stop nut. This is the first setting. Unscrew the depth stop more, making sure the upper nut turns with it, until you reach the desired second depth of cut, then gently tighten the lower nut. This is the second setting. To change between the settings, just press the unlocking button to the side of the depth stop, and slide it up or down as far as the setting nuts allow. The feature can be handy, although I suppose it's quite possibly to disturb the setting by inadvertently turning the adjusting nuts. Perhaps it would be nice to have an additional locknut for each of the adjusting nuts.

[@RussellPlatten]

Locknuts would help Gene! :-)

[@dees3179]

Brilliant presentation. Well done and many thanks.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help Dee! :-)

[@dees3179]

@@RussellPlatten you really did.

[@cyrilbl]

Great Vid Thanks. I had lost my instructions this helped a lot.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it helped! :-)

[@urbexphotographer]

Fantastic review, really easy to understand its great to have a U.K. based tutorial. Liked and subscribed 😀

[@RussellPlatten]

Cheers Sean. Merry Christmas, stay safe! :-)

[@charisma-hornum-fries]

Thanks. It’s such a great and useful presentation. I’m getting that router now.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@johnr8898]

Thanks for the review mate. Very informative. Exactly what I need for the project I'm working on.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help John! :-)

[@stickman55100]

Extremely helpful video. Thank you.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@georgedavey1339]

Fantastic review mate very helpful for me im glad to have been given a great demonstration of the capabilities the router attachment has! Im subbing too as i like your Information orientated videos rather than selling yourself 👍😊

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you George, much appreciated! :-)

[@79lpcustom]

Great review! Thank you Russ

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@josetonon5726]

Muito boa sua apresentação deste produto. Parabéns pelo seu trabalho.

[@RussellPlatten]

Obrigado José! :-)

[@siamaklighvani3951]

This is very important issue / point for cutting the wood , if your router is uptime down you have to push your wood from right to left and if your router is vertically downwards then you have to cut the wood from left to right.

[@RussellPlatten]

:-)

[@mohankrishnasamy1456]

You are clear. Bro. Am in the 60s

[@RussellPlatten]

:-)

[@caravelli1729]

Excellent presentation…. Thanks

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@BastHoen]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@RussellPlatten]

You are welcome! :-)

[@v8trauma]

Tighten up the guide rods into the plastic base to stop them from wobbling and push the scale/rule home to zero it. Spray them and the bit with dry wd40 PTFE spray. The base and the resulting cut are transformed.

[@RussellPlatten]

Good advice! :-)

[@The_Arby]

Looks Good Russell :-) Loving the big work bench you have...Nice one mate...Enjoy your weekend :-)

[@RussellPlatten]

Cheers bud! You can never have a big enough work bench! :-)

[@nitanice]

Thanks so much for the demo!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help Anita! :-)

[@vehicles.expert4906]

Really good review - thank you for your time!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@michelemarch8270]

Thank you. Very helpful👍😊🌸

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help Michele! :-)

[@kellfigueira]

Thank you so much for this very good demonstration :-)

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful Raquel! :-)

[@hughtempleton8640]

Great video thank you for sharing 😀

[@RussellPlatten]

Cheers Hugh! :-)

[@WeirdRedFreak]

Excellent review thank you

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful Mark! :-)

[@Ivan_Bagnasco]

Hey Russell. Your video was so much help. Not even the original Dremel videos are as helpful as yours. I just got mine today, April 7 2022 (Amazon Spain) and i wanted to ask you. Will it work well with the wireless Dremel 8220? Do you think it might be compatible? Thank`s man. Great video.

[@RussellPlatten]

It should be fine with the cordless Dremel Ivan! :-)

[@petez4608]

Thanks Russell! very helpful.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful Pete!

[@MsSkyview]

Brilliant video thank you so much

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@Nachmed]

Great demo! Thanks a lot!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was useful! :-)

[@frittandy]

thank you so much. Excellent.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@pete2sash]

Decent video, much appreciated.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@mercuriallimit]

Was hesitant for that router…. You just made me want it!! Great demostration though. I’m planning to work with acrylic. Do you have any tips/ recommendation?

[@RussellPlatten]

I have not tried it on acrylic, but I would reduce the speed if it is menting the plastic whilst cutting. :-)

[@PeakyBlinder]

Do you work for dremil ? If not they need to pay you for this, I purchased one after watching your vid. Thanks and well presented. Very impressed, Liked and subscribed.

[@RussellPlatten]

Thanks for the sub! :-)

[@PeakyBlinder]

@@RussellPlatten no your more than welcome, My dremil plunge router turned up today with some router bits, Thanks to your vid, Can't wait to get stuck into them. 👍👍

[@lititz1699]

Why are you not removing wasp nest anymore?

[@RussellPlatten]

There aren't any here to remove! :-)

[@arfanjhangir8465]

Hi.great vid. Is there any chance you could do a vid on making a mirror frame or picture frame. Also do you have any links to the strap clamps you used on picture frame?

[@RussellPlatten]

I have added links below the video for a strap clamp. I may consider a video on making a picture frame, but it would probably be with a full sized router. :-)

[@arfanjhangir8465]

@@RussellPlatten thank you

[@RussellPlatten]

:-)

[@themotherspassport4458]

Stupid question, can I use this attachment to cut a 1/8” board with a straight line throughout. Let’s say cut it in half?

[@RussellPlatten]

Yes, you can, but it will be difficult to get a neat cut. You would need to use a fence to keep the router from wandering off the line. :-)

[@JIM3823]

useful video mate thanks

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it helped Jim! :-)

[@stevenaustin4591]

question - how deep can it cut? Im wondering would it be good enough to cut out cavities for guitar pickups. :)

[@RussellPlatten]

That is a difficult question to answer Steve. I reckon about 1/2" possibly more. :-)

[@nabilabousamah1642]

thank you for the fine demonstration. I would like to purchase one but i have a little problem. I do not have the Dremel drill itself. can the plunge takes a normal corded drill? is there any place to fit a normal drill? please advise. thanks a lot

[@RussellPlatten]

Unfortunately, it is not possible to connect a normal type drill. :-)

[@cdpexcel8466]

Do you have a link to where you bought the bits? Thanks

[@RussellPlatten]

There is one in the video description. :-)

[@ruudvansteenis]

Interesting demonstration! I noticed that at the moment you push the machine downwards, it 'wiggles' a bit. This could mean that the router bit isn't exactly at 90 degrees. Is this a problem in practice?

[@RussellPlatten]

After making the video I discovered that one of the posts was loose and neeeded tightening. This made the base much firmer. In operation the loose post did not seem to affect the cut. It is not a presision tool, in any way, but it is very useful and does a good job! :-)

[@ruudvansteenis]

@@RussellPlatten Thanks!

[@RussellPlatten]

@@ruudvansteenis :-)

[@Lombrizita]

Grrat vidro! Im from Mexico, I have my new dremel 300 and my Router 335 and your video was so helpfull, thanks! Question: I don't need to buy the original accesories for the dremel 335? I can buy something cheap like you?

[@RussellPlatten]

Yes you can Tan. :-)

[@jgetscensored7837]

Does it rely on the body of the tool for mounting at all? Or is it all the threaded section? I have an off brand tool but I recently learned it has the same threads as a dremel.

[@RussellPlatten]

No, the body of the Dremel does not contact the router base. There is a small gap (1-2mm) between the body and the base. If your tool looks similar around the thread it may fit, but there is not a lot of room for differences. :-)

[@jgetscensored7837]

@@RussellPlatten thanks for the info

[@RussellPlatten]

@@jgetscensored7837 :-)

[@lindazjunk]

What about the drill itself... im looking to buy a dremel for holiday crafting projects with thin plywood. What dremel drill did you use for this video?

[@RussellPlatten]

It is a Dremel 40000. I have posted a review on this as well. :-)

[@mohankrishnasamy1456]

Thank you for sharing

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@MrAwol007]

hi great video i have a quick question what is the max depth this can do thanks

[@RussellPlatten]

The router attachment is not designed for deep cuts. The bits have a 1/8" shank and cannot cope with the leverage forces applied when they are inserted with the shank protruding too far from the collet. It is only suitable for relatively shallow cuts. I made a decorative maple leaf trinket tray for my daughter and routed out the centre with straight bits to about 3/4". It took several passes and did a good job, but at times I was worried that the bits were over-stressed. I am sorry I cannot be more specific. There are too many variables! :-)

[@MrAwol007]

@@RussellPlatten thank you thats all i needed to know. top man 👍

[@RussellPlatten]

@@MrAwol007 :-)

[@Kelvin-ed6ce]

Does it work for dremel 3000?

[@RussellPlatten]

Yes Recardo. :-)

[@robalan57]

Thanks

[@RussellPlatten]

:-)

[@tshev]

Good review. Sadly, the router base is very unstable :(

[@RussellPlatten]

I found that tightening the screws on the top of the posts helped a lot. Check and make sure that they are tight. It still produces a reasonable finish. :-)

[@tshev]

​@@RussellPlatten Thank you for the feedback. I returned the base after I bought it. Usually, I prefer a Multipurpose Cutting Kit (565) (base from a multipurpose cutting kit) or my DCW604NT in combination with strategy of removing the material using baby steps.

[@zaferilken1268]

It is almost impossible to carve a straight line !

[@PeakyBlinder]

I made a coffin for my wife she wasn't very pleased but I was.

[@jamesfitzpatrick9869]

What a spoilt sport she is she. Could at least try it out to see how long it will take her to suffercate in it with the lid on tight lol ? James

[@stewandumps]

Great video well done. I'm now going to buy one. cheers

[@RussellPlatten]

:-)

[@Danguardace1]

This was possibly one of the most informative videos I've watched on KZbin. It was exactly what i needed to know about the plunge tool as im just just starting out with making all manner of things and wanted to make a personlised cutting board for my brother as a Christmas present and wondered if this would be suitable to router out some lettering using a 3d printed as a guide as a guide.

[@RussellPlatten]

It is certainly capable of that, but it is difficult to get an acceptable result working freehand without lots of practice Shane. :-)

[@PeakyBlinder]

Look into resin once you routed out , Mix colours then varnish it will be very nice.

[@angrydalek]

Straight to the point no flashy intros no reguritated specs that can be easily read on a product page. Simple clear demonstration. New sub from me.

[@RussellPlatten]

Thanks for the sub! :-)

[@leftlifegolfsaga9105]

Me too

[@norcalnate3342]

Absolutely the best demonstration I have seen on YouYube. New Sub and I thank you for the video and great explanation.

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you Nate! :-)

[@norcalnate3342]

@@mykill1221 I never even noticed that, guess I should pay a little more attention.

[@angelapsalinasv]

Agree

[@mrbadpersonality]

Ditto what NorCal said

[@matthewm3927]

Yes, an outstanding tutorial!

[@peterclifton7069]

Great video. I bought one at the weekend and your video was better than the instruction manual. Thank you very much.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it helped Peter! :-)

[@rebeccadaisley5938]

Definitely agree, the best video I've found so far. Thank-you for making it!

[@sreenivas1512]

Thank you, for making this great demonstration video! on how to use Dremel 335 Plunge Router.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@Ginosajisan]

Great video! Very informative and for me, who is not a woodworker (yet at least, haha) it is very nice with a down to Earth approach to tool reviews and just simply showing and explaining in an easy way the possibilities and obstacles a certain tool may bring. Thank you! (Also, totally off topic, but your accent and voice are very easy on the ears as well).

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad you enjoyed it Louise! :-)

[@boilfacer]

Just stumbled upon this channel. Very informative, no waffling, straight to the point. Excellent.

[@RussellPlatten]

Cheers Mike! :-)

[@divasantana4958]

Great video! Although audio makes it a little distracting...love the accent though😃

[@RussellPlatten]

Sorry about the audio! :-)

[@linamoses3513]

Just purchased this for my Dremel for frames. Thanks for demonstrating! Incredibly helpful.

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful Lina! :-)

[@orbita1]

Thanks boss. Finally know what that circular bit is for! Any idea what those 3 clear plastic collet like bits are for?

[@matthewbillings7132]

Fantastic video. Thank you for the demonstration. This was exactly what I needed to see in order to make a decision on the purchase. Liked and sub.

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you Matthew! :-)

[@coffeecakecharlie]

Excellent video! Very clear, informative instruction. Well done and thank you very much!

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful Charlie! :-)

[@KodyKimani]

great review thanks x

[@carpo719]

Thank you I just picked one up for doing guitars, I thought about getting the stewmac type but they are way more expensive

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad I could help! :-)

[@11941leechie]

i’ve got hand tightening collets and a silver collet with for the spanner. the collet is slightly square inside . The keyhole bit is very tight not really going in. my concern of using a hand tightening collet with this router bit. Any ideas?

[@ctfddftba]

Best instructional review I’ve found for this product! Thank you soo much, helped me feel confident about ordering one.

[@MadZprod23]

Fair play, straight to the point and really helpful tips and tricks. Thanks dude. Ive got a 4250 platinum coming in the post along with the 220 work station thanks to your other helpful video on that. Thank you. (liked and subscribed)

[@RussellPlatten]

Cheers Matty. Glad I could help and thanks for subscribing! :-)

[@SusanneNykvist-wt4sf]

Great demonstration! Thank you!

[@ashadonoma5058]

amazing man thank you

[@7sulzer]

Hi! Unfortunately i bought this "router" and i can tell you that îs a big disappointment. Is 100% plastic, no rigidity, it flex a lot. Only one handle locks so that the other handle swings up and down. No accuracy. Can not be called a tool, is an expensive and useless toy.

[@RussellPlatten]

It is not a precision instrument, but it is a cheap way to get into routing and it is capable of producing good results. :-)

[@stepsinpairs]

Excellent video, I know I have a Dremel 3000 under my xmas tree and already looking for attachments for it! Definitely think I'll get one of these.

[@RussellPlatten]

It does add a lot of possibilities Paul. Nice present too, whiever got you a Dremel was looking after you! :-)

[@dotms5195]

Great video. Just what I was looking for. Thanks!

[@RussellPlatten]

Thank you! :-)

[@1161909]

I actually just bought the same one on Amazon and I can't wait to use it I really appreciate the time you put into this video which answered a lot of questions I had great demonstration my friend thank you so much

[@RussellPlatten]

Glad it was helpful! :-)

[@gabedestellano]

That's a great little attachment... cheers for this mate. Would be good for cutting channels for inlays.

[@RussellPlatten]

It would be fine for smaller work with a little care. :-)