Unlocking 53 Surprising Uses Of A Rotary Tool!

[@ThatTraxxasRevo]

There is no other channel on KZbin like this one. Thank you

[@virginialemm864]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for this video! I got a Dremel 4000 for Christmas, to use for drilling holes in cabochons. I’ve yet to work-up the “nerve” for trying it! I KNOW it’s silly, as I’m told it is really easy to doo it, but I have this horrible fear of failing (breaking the cabochon, breaking a diamond bit, anchoring even hurting myself…even though I have all the safety equipment!) I needed that little extra push to get me started, and I think this video did it!

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Awesome, this gives me motivation to make more videos. Do you have the flex shaft 225 for the 4000, it makes drilling small stuff way easier. And it moves the motor away from the water. Diamond bits are mostly harmless, I recommend using a diamond bit with a rounded tip, it gives more surface area to grind away the material. Thanks for the comment, and tell me how it went when you've done it. :)

[@virginialemm864]

Yes, I got the flex shaft…all the goodies. Goggles, mask, green finger tape, etc, etc, etc. It’s just the kick in the pants I need to try ANYTHING new! I have quite a few sizes of diamond drill bits. Let me see if any are “rounded”…

[@cazkiwinz4300]

@@virginialemm864So have you finally used it yet? Pls tell me you did and you’re having heaps of fun! 🤗🤗🤗

[@roberttata8104]

Chyba padł trupem, bo się nie odzywa... 😉

[@dgime7087]

Thanks for such a USEFUL video. Also thanks for listing the attachment for each job.

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Did I Miss Any Uses? If so, tell me here, and I will include it in "part 2" in the future.

[@kevinmullner4280]

Oh yeah, you missed so many things: - Making a hole in dry wall at night at an 45° angle, - doing the same at dawn with an 46° angle, - drilling a hole in dry wall at noon at an 44° angle...etc, pp..... Got the point?

[@ThatTraxxasRevo]

@rotarycrafts8760 rust removal?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

@@kevinmullner4280 no point gotten.

[@MKA63]

I recently used my 8240 to flatten some rough filling around my shower, and also used it to cut some downpipe. Does that count? I think of it as a brother to my swiss army knife!

[@RestoreTechnique]

Circuit board cutting

[@RestoreTechnique]

I'm definitely using the nylon brush tip to clean my bathroom. Would be great around taps and fixtures i think 😀

[@nannesoar]

Great video! 👍

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Thank you! 👍

[@Євгенія547]

That's a very great job, my respect! I wondering, you showed how to cut off a bad screw, but did you find also this small things (oh what's their English name, I couldn't remember) for use a Dremel instead of a screwdriver? Cause I found only with big square base

[@KingPikal]

Dremel has a vacuum powered Dremel and it works awesome if you have a shop vac or a shark duo clean . It's awesome when smoothing cut glass it eliminates the glass dust

[@photographybya7602]

Helpful and inspiring thank you

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Awesome. Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.

[@mkatakm]

The best guide, thanks bro 👍

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thanks.well done. Dremel needs to give you a job.

[@YuriPlotnikov]

Great video! Exactly what I was looking for

[@kvernesdotten]

Rotary tools are incredibly versatile, theres a million things you can use them for. How many of those things actually count as a different task though, is semantics imo. Not really that much functional difference whether you are using the cutoff wheel to cut a nail or a padlock, both kinda fall into the "cut metal" category. Edit: that being said, its really nice to get some suggestions and inspiration on what to actually use them on though. Alot of my bits are sitting in a storage as I dont really use them much.

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Hehe. Yeah, some of these uses were definitely overlapping a bit. The main point of the video is for just giving out ideas and inspiration for people to use the tool. Cheers :)

[@PP-ms8ly]

By what manner do you keep the dremel dremeling when you aren't holding it?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Workstation 220, or the multi vise 2500 gives you this ability.

[@GodsStoryteller]

@@rotarycrafts8760 thanks.

[@IronMan-wp1ek]

Tnx 🙏

[@IronMan-wp1ek]

your opinion, which is better with a wire or wireless (on battery)?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Hmmm. If I'd absolutely had to choose I'd go with a corded 4300 or similar. Just the reliability when woodcarving for longer sessions. But that is for me, the battery ones are a blessing to use when doing quick tasks, using attachments like the workstation or routing. And the 8250/60 has the most power of any of the Dremel models. But I'm using the flex shaft when woodcarving for longer sessions, so I prefer using a corded one for that.

[@kizgintosbaga]

0:52 what is that black goo bro ? what is it called ? glue ? if so what kind ?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Hi. I don't remember the brand. But it is just some hobby epoxy for woodworking. It is transparent and you can add colors to the mix.

[@kizgintosbaga]

@@rotarycrafts8760 nice, you are the best. i learn so much from you

[@islamkamel496]

DREMEL 😉👌🏼

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Good stuff!

[@monirmvp]

0:10 router bit set name? Or diameter?

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Mesee is the brand name. Amazon link in the description under "Router bit set"

[@nedmerrill5705]

#53 shows a technique that I'm using to cut thin strips of PCB board: that is, putting the Dremel in a vice and bringing the work piece to the Dremel rather than the other way around.

[@אילנהלופשיץ]

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

[@KingPikal]

Proxxon is way quieter, more precise, and has a virtually no loss in power with those with heavy hands. It just cost too much

[@markushouve4730]

Holding a metal plate with bare hands

[@ToolsAndHobbyTV]

Noen smarte tips der gitt 👊

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Takker 👊

[@GodsStoryteller]

Hmmmm. How much is this tool? Thanks for making the video

[@rotarycrafts8760]

I think the Dremel 8260 is around 150$.

[@GodsStoryteller]

@rotarycrafts8760 wow. Thanks. I love the tool, looking at the multiple usages it has, apart from cutting glass (I was introduced to Dremel, while thinking of bottle SLIDES) . Please you made circles in wood in some of the parts of your video but they didn't come as complete hollows. Can this instrument cut through and make small hollows in wood? Looking to carve my own guitar, on the wood aspect. I definitely will find it handy in some of the other things you shared. Thanks again. And thanks for taking time out to reply. God bless you

[@XaltLures]

0:01: headphone users: good luck in the hospital! 😵‍💫

[@douglasfeilen4344]

Pruning? Seriously 😢

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Didn't say it was a good use :) pruning scissors is better. :)

[@GerManBearPig]

"surprising" uses..... Damn clickbait

[@rotarycrafts8760]

I'm sorry you were not surprised ;)

[@icextrem4438]

Bro, all of your cuts were very bad like a metal pipe at 4:32. That cutting work was a crime. Please practice more andd then post your vids.

[@rotarycrafts8760]

Maybe you can post a better video on how to cut, that would be useful :) thanks.

[@RestoreTechnique]

Looked decent to me, not perfect, but it can be ground down flat

[@GodsStoryteller]

At least, he enlightened us. Big up thanks to him for making a video, instead of making ....

[@416London]

@@rotarycrafts8760 Those that can, do. Those that can’t, criticize. Thank you for taking the time to make a great video for us ❤.