How to fix a Dremel Multi Pro Model 395 that is squealing and losing power.

There is a few videos Online showing how to open these little Dremel tools, but non showing how to change the bearings.
So here is how it's done.
This is a Dremel 395 Multi Pro tool, and when they are being used for cutting plaster board, you are will eventually need the bearings changed.
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[@jonhbat]

It's good to see these videos, because they are tools that we use every day and we see how easy it is to fix them

[@milanthemilan5015]

He makes it look easy.Its skill based.But 90% of job is diagnostics,to find out what is bad.The rest CAN be easy.

[@jonhbat]

@@milanthemilan5015 THIS!!

[@markusdd5]

althoough this ne is unfixable to the average jooe because of the press-on sleeve. Impossible to do with just a bearring puller.

[@Marcus1954s]

Another professional repair that appears simple but only because it is based upon years of experience and knowledge. Quite amazing how much help is given in these videos. Thanks.

[@MatthRrrr]

Thanks for filming in landscape mode. Users on mobile can rotate their phones, but people who watch on monitors or TV can't. Also or eyes are made to watch horizontally.

[@mrburns366]

Vertical video is a trend that needs to DIE. lol

[@michaelfairchild]

Watching You fix that Dremel reminds me that a Dremel multitool was my first "powertool" Ive bought. Shes with me almost 12 years. She even tried to take out one of my eyes, when that cheap cutting disk bent, snapped and hit me 2cm off my right eye. For 12 years been taking safety serious.

[@jeffdayman8183]

Nice one! I have one just like it, probably 15 years old now. Not a fancy machine but for certain jobs it does them really well. Thin cutoff wheels in it are excellent for shortening tiny screws or studs I handle a lot (usually under 1.8 mm dia). With a small sanding drum they're great for deburring metal parts or fine wood carving. Drywall's a tough gig for any tool, I'd say the owner sent that one to you just in time. Cheers from Canada!

[@daves4026]

Just love the videos and the simple but detailed commentary. Much appreciated you sharing thank you

[@trufix72]

I always look forward to viewing your video's Dean. Keep up the great work. Thumbs up again.

[@jasonvandervalk3679]

Same

[@josephking6515]

I want to go and pull my generic "dremel" apart now just to have a look and see how similar it is to the original. *Thank You* Dean. 👍

[@Yes_buh]

Nice one Dean top job as always - tried my hand at a tool repair today, she couldn’t be saved though, motor controller shat the bed & let the smoke out. Although trying to repair SMD’s seems easier than sourcing an Einhell part tbh 🙄🤣

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Good fix, Dean. Your problem-solving skills are top notch! This is the classiest tool repair channel on The YooChoobz.

[@keithwesley2471]

I use these tools on a regular basis. Thanks for the video, it adds knowledge to my little brain!

[@prasadvn524]

Nice video.Never knew that bearing removal was that difficult

[@Jetpac74]

Great video as always Dean. It’s great to see some of the smaller, consumer power tools being fixed - in addition to the large industrial kit. Could you do a workshop tour - showing us the tools of your trade - for example your pneumatic press - what rating is it? Cheers, I’ll see you on the next one 🔧👍

[@WaddedBliss]

I've started doing the Doherty tossing parts I've removed to one side. I've now got five power tools with missing screws. I'm going to have to send them to Dean Doherty for repair.

[@electroluxlad]

The Dremel rotary tool corporation was invented in 1932 by Albert AJ Dremel. It was originally manufactured and was seen Wisconsin by Emerson electric in the 1970s and 80s and 1990s. They went over to none other than Robert Bosch so they’ve gone up a very typical issue of the rotary tool when used for drywall wood carving is not as bad on them except for the front bearing gets really really loose and tends to have issues

[@kerrygleeson4409]

Always very interesting Dean thanks for sharing 🦘

[@Deathless2288]

Great tip on drilling the grommet out to pass a new wire through!

[@willtricks9432]

Another success, Cheers

[@michaelflynn6178]

Always good to see different tools getting fixed Thanks

[@shifty277]

Any Makita 40v XGT tools in yet Dean? Does your store even sell any of that kit yet? Out for 3+ years now I think. Thumbs up on this video. I've yet to see a tool like this.

[@refactorear]

Interesting, that attachment is actually for using the Dremel to remove grout between tiles, didn't know they would use it for drywall.

[@xoxo2008oxox]

That is the Dremel Drywall/Tile Cutting 566 attachment. There is also a 565 attachment with smaller window. The bit makes the difference for drywall (spiral cutter). The grout model 568-01 is at an angle.

[@refactorear]

@@xoxo2008oxox Thanks for the clarification!

[@AnthonySmith-hr2kp]

Nice job Dean.

[@MrAmorti]

They've got you by the short ones with that cable. You couldn't drill out the old one and reuse the grommet, because there's no cable clamp except the grommet. You'd be doing well to remove the old cable clean enough to glue in a new one reliably.

[@leonardpaciora5039]

Thanks as always Dean!! Your knowledge is priceless!!!!!!!!!

[@demetrisswest]

Oh how handy comes a hydraulic press... Pity I don't have it in my drawer 😢

[@darylhudson777]

Dremel...not to be confused with Dreidel 😁

[@MartJohns-ub5ml]

love watching your vids,a real pro,but it annoys the hell out of me that you cant find something cleaner to cover your work surface with,all the best,a fellow pro.

[@bobsoft]

Looks like a Canadian market Dremel since it has French on it.

[@thibaultmerlin]

Yeah perfect for a good skin sanding.

[@olanordmann7836]

Hi My Dewalt DCF887 impact driver isnt working. When i pull the trigger the LED lights up, but the motor is dead. Have you seen this before?

[@frankcampbell3550]

nice place for a beginer to start

[@patbird9694]

I don’t understand why some people use the wrong tool for a job the power tool wasn’t designed for. Then wonder why it doesn’t work after.

[@capybara8868]

Dremel! 😃

[@JohnWick-mi4hy]

Nice video Dean! Love it. Do you think you could do a video on an actual drywall router? Mine is getting bad and I'd love to repair it myself

[@marcmckenzie5110]

Simple tool; fussy bearings and shaft.

[@bobcarter6143]

Video Title confused me. Never heard of a Dermal before. Too sleepy to work out you meant Dremel and KZbin had auto corrected….

[@fredholmes6284]

Plasterboard sounds better Dean

[@keithsharratt3402]

I pried the plastic covers off the bearings that are in my Chinese mag drill so I could grease them , first thing I noticed was there wasn't very much grease in them , a Vaseline grade light grease , the second thing I noticed was about half the ball bearings were missing , a bigger cage filled the areas where the balls would normally be. Programmed obsolescence, I guess they don't want a satisfied customer, they want a loyal customer instead.

[@simonscott5104]

it's a dusty job but someone has to do it😷

[@ilfordjedi]

Is it just me or was anyone leaning close to screen seeing if those circles lined up?

[@LykeArgy]

Dermal =)

[@madvelila]

Name of the product is writen incorrectly in title. That may affect the number of views you get because people can not find your video.

[@sabitiskoglu1268]

Dremel grout remover original name of the accessory .

[@shaunmorrissey7313]

I need to know, how does the cost of this repair compare to the cost of a new unit, It cannot be economically viable,

[@Drottninggatan2017]

I think it can in this case. Even if it only breaks even on the cost you will get a better bearing than in a new one.

[@zaxmaxlax]

What is not viable is using that dremel for that daily job. The tool is clearly not meant for this kind of abuse. Keep in mind tools in europe are more expensive and the labor cost is lower. This repair probably costed 30eur max and a new tool probably 150 with the attachment.

[@zh350]

Really a stupid shaft design by dremel. This is intentional just to force users to buy new one instead of easy repair.

[@jimmusson]

Dremel…

[@mathijszwier6026]

Dremel has become absolute junk...

[@deet1558]

Do you work for yourself and if so do you sell refurbished tools?looking for a Dewalt 18v 24v hammer drill

[@shifty277]

He works for a company that sells tools and repairs them too in Donegal. Not his own store I believe but he obviously has a reputation in that neck of the woods for looking after customers pre and post warranty expiry.

[@jdmccorful]

Nice work and great explanation on setting lock. Thanks.