Features

• Chuck allows quick and easy accessory changes without changing collets
• Accepts accessories with 1/32" to 1/8" shanks
• For use with DREMEL rotary tool models 275, 285, 395, 398, 750, 770 and 781

Reviews (9)

These once came standard with the flex shaft kit
I guess Emerson Electric figured they could make a few more pence selling these as accessories. By using these chucks you will relieve yourself of the trivial task of changing collets, but you will lose the precision and balance of collets in the bargain. These chucks are low-grade stuff indeed; they cause considerable runout and vibration in addition to the obvious clumsiness of their larger size.

Nice idea, but not 100%
While I do like the conevience of the chuck, it does not rotate 100% true. This causes a very slight wobble at the tip of any drill bit. I have tried 2 different chucks, but both yield the same results. I only use the chuck when absolute precision isn't required.

Awesome time-saver, but not for use with other attachments
I rarely use the standard collet that comes with the tool any more, after buying this item. No more looking for a wrench (which I invariably loose), etc. Beware, though: I took for granted that it would be compatible with my chainsaw charpening attachment. It is not. If you use other attachments, don't expect to be able to use this at the same time. If you don't use other attachments...well...go on to the next review. Well worth the buy, in my opinion

Cheap at twice the price
This chuck (which I consider to be essential) greatly enhances the convenience of any Dremel. You might be tempted to save the old collet device this chuck replaces, but before long you will discard it as useless trash. I do a lot of really miniature work and I find the chuck to be great for holding things as small as a 1/64th inch drill. I have one on each of my 3 Dremels.

Dremel 4486 MultiPro Chuck.
I don't understand why Dremel doesn't include this great little chuck as a standard accessory with all their Multi-Tools. It is so much easier, faster and less frustrating than fumbling with the tiny collar and wrench that the tools come equipped with. If you change bits on your Dremel often, as most users do, you will quickly come to appreciate the 4486. As for me, the 4486 is comparable to the Flex-Shaft as one of the single most worthwhile attachments available for adding versatility and conveience. ... Read more

Features

• Clear base allows greater visibility of work surface
• Two depth stops with quick release for quick, consistent adjustment of depth and for progressively deeper routing
• Depth guide includes English and Metric markings
• On board storage for router bits and wrench

Reviews (1)

Big Improvement, more features.
Dremel has really upgraded with this new plunge router attachment for the rotary tool. It fits all the usual corded tools and even the new Li-Ion cordless!
Great new features like: Plunge capability, clear base, bigger base, rotary tool mounting is very sturdy and rigid, depth stop, big edge guide that goes all the way to the bit.
The locking handle takes a little getting used to. Because it locks with one handle and plasic was used for the base there is a little flex back after locking. Plastic for the base to be clear is a benefit, but the plastic for the top plate was probably to save cost so they could price it closer to what the old router was. Anyway, when I really want to be accurate with my depth, I make sure to measure the distance from the bottom of the base to the bit with a metal scale. That way I know the depth is what I want. If it was all metal I'd give it a 5, but then the cost would probably keep me from buying it. It's great for the small router jobs I do(signs, door striker plate installation etc.) and I would recommend it! ... Read more

Features

• Cuts fast, clean circles
• Cut circles from 1 to 20 inches in diameter easily
• Fits all RotoZip models

Reviews (2)

I had no trouble
I'm not sure if other people have gotten bad tools or what, because i've had great luck with my circle cutter! it flys through drywall, and i use it to cut out circles in 3/8" plywood for my daughter's room. I had no problems with it at all!

Don't buy it!
I tried cutting over 20 circles in 1/4", 3/8, 1/2" plywood and in 1/2" pine stock - just won't cut a clean hole - always tends to spiral towards the end of the cut.
The attachment is made plastic and is not designed to do anything near 'precision work. Maybe its OK for drywall.
The instruction say to rotate the gizmo clockwise but the accompanying picture shows the a arrow going counterclockwise - either way the cut drifts outward as the cut goes to completion. The attachment fits nicely in the Rotozip carring case - I hope the whole thing sells well on eBay. ... Read more

Features

• Nickel-Cadmium
• Long lasting

Reviews (2)

Just where is the savings?
I refuse to buy this product from you for the following reasons! You advertise that I save $10. by buying a battery pack from you, then charge 33 percent of its value, or $10., in "postage and handling". That makes the $20.00 item cost $30.00. My biggest question is this: How can you possibly charge $10. postage for a tiny, light weight item such as this?
Roger Carlson
Winona, MN

A must-have accessory for the Minimite
The Dremel Minimite is a great tool for jobs away from AC power. Its single battery is good for most jobs; but, if the job goes into overtime (over 45 minutes of tool use), this extra battery is an absolute must. Rather than dealing with a dwindling battery at the end (and often most crucial part) of the job, pop in a replacement and finish with gusto!

Off line, while charging one battery in the charger, the second battery convienently sits on top of the charger housing. Number them 1 & 2 to differentiate between the two and you've got a winning pair for any job in the field! ... Read more

Features

• Cut or slot bolts, screws, sheet metal, wood, plastic
• Set includes high speed cutters, sanding accessories, cut-off wheels and mandrel
• See mfg review for specific list of items included

Features

• Rotary tool not included
• Use with your DREMEL rotary tool to sharpen the dullest of chains
• Includes 3 sharpening stones - consult your chainsaw manual to determine which stone you need
• Contents also include the attachment, a gauge, 2 spacers, a wrench and an instruction manual
• For use with rotary tool models 275, 285, 395, 398 and 781

Reviews (4)

Best Sharpening I ever had
Previous to spending 10 bucks for the Dremel Sharpening attachment, I was taking my chains to a professional to have them sharpened. It pays to follow the directions in setting up the sharpener correctly, but, once you do, you'll get the BEST sharpening job ever. My sharpening job with the sharpener was far superior to any of the sharpenings that I ever got from a professional. Plus, the professional guys ground an 1/8th inch or so off of the teeth each time they sharpened my chains, when, in fact, all they needed to do was to put a sharp edge on the teeth. The Dremel sharpener works magnificently and gives you a phenomenally sharp edge that will last a long time [as long as you keep your chain out of the dirt!] For the price of this product, it simply can't be beat.

Instructions Incorrect!
When a chainsaw is sharpened, the sharpening tool is always referenced to the top of the cutting tooth (see the sharpening instructions from any saw chain manufacturer).

However, on Dremel attachment 1453, front of box, the picture shows the guide riding on the chain's depth gauge instead. Printed instructions on the back of the box (and supported with pictures) confirm this error for both left and right teeth.

To further confuse matters, the instruction sheet inside the box describes a method where the guide rides on top of the tooth for one side of the chain, but on top of the depth gauge for the other side! This is also incorrect, in addition to contradicting the instructions on the box.

Nonetheless, the device works adequately, especially if the user modifies the procedure to cause the guide to ride on top of the cutters for both sides of the chain.

In my opinion, this would become an excellent attachment if the instructions were rewritten, the pictures on the box replaced by correct ones, and the guide manufactured as a mirror image of the one presently sold. This would allow sharpening both sides from the non-engine side of the saw, thereby allowing two more teeth to be sharpened before chain repositioning. On an 18 inch bar this amounts to five rather than three teeth for left side cutters - a 67 percent improvement.

I have e-mailed Dremel with some of these observations, but received no reply!

Works Great!
I took a chance that this chainsaw sharpening attachment would do the job on my little Poulan electric chainsaw. It works great! Chains grow dull fairly quickly, particularly when you let the chain touch dirt. This little tool sharpens the chain like new and only takes a few minutes to get the sharpening job done. You can't go wrong. Dremel provides three different size sharpening stones that will accomodate most chains.

Much easier than a file
This works much better than I thought it would. Accuracy is equivalent to a handheld file but it's a lot quicker and easier. I don't believe this fits the battery operated Dremel so you have to use it near a power source. Installation on the Dremel tool is vary easy. It takes maybe 15 seconds longer than changing a regular bit. If you have more than one size chainsaw, consider getting two. They are not expensive and you save having to set it up each time you switch saws. ... Read more

Features

• Soft band handle-walkman style handle that provides a comfortable feel for carrying the tool around jobsite
• 3 Jaw chuck - Industry 1st that provides a quick,easy,wrenchless bit change
• dust sealed switch-prevents switch failure from dust contamination and excess buildup
• Plastic adjustable foot
• Includes 3 Zipbits and wrench

Reviews (2)

New Rotozip
The new rotozip is fantastic! The 3-jaw chuck works great (works like my drill). It also comes with a wrench to manually tighten the collet if you prefer to do this. I have been cutting wall tile with the rotozip brand tile bits and they have been breaking on me, which has been frustrating. I switched to a Dremel tile bit, and I have had no problems.

Nuts
So, how well does that new wrenchless chuck with the red wheel work? Vizualize the bit falling out twice the first time you cut the sheetrock out of a window opening. Vizualize a tool which NEEDS a wrench, but unlike the previous models is not designed to be tightened with a wrench and provides no place to store a wrench. The wrenchless chuck gives a whole new meaning to the words "reverse engineering".

And BTW, if you had any attachments for your old style rotozip forget em - they won't fit the new models according to the Rotozip website. ... Read more

Features

• Satisfaction guaranteed
• Optimum grade of solid carbide for increased durability
• Exclusive diamond shaped edge configuration for effective cutting
• Perfect for cutting ceramic wall tile, plaster, and stucco
• 1/4-inch shank diameter for extra durability

Features

• Includes 1/32", 3/64", 1/16", 5/64", 3/32", 7/64" and 1/8" drill bits
• Convenient storage case included

Reviews (1)

handy to have
These are great to have around so you don't have to carry a drill with you. Make sure you have the 4486 Chuck first, though. ... Read more

Features

• Cleans and light sands
• On coarse/one medium buff
• Use mandrel 402

Reviews (1)

Excellent Accessory
This accessory is excellent for removing rust or scale. It's a great cleaing accessory for metal. ... Read more

Features

• 1/4" 120 grit sander band
• Fits 430 drum sander
• Rough shapes wood and fiberglass
• 6 per package

Features

• Free up one hand for extra precision and control
• Vise swivels 360 degrees and tilts 180 degrees in all directions
• Cushioned jaws open to 4-1/2-inch
• Includes - Vise head, post and adjustable base

Reviews (1)

Keeping it in place
The D-Vise has become one of the more useful pieces of equipment in my Dremel arsenal. Sometimes you need both hands to work the tool, and you need something to secure your crafting piece. Although I feel that just about any good vise would do an adequate job holding my work pieces, the D-Vise does have a few advantages to it that most bench vises lack: it's relatively small, and it can swivel to just about any desirable angle and elevation.

One drawback is that, despite it's relatively small size, the D-Vise wasn't made to be portable. When I'm doing Dremel tool craft work at various locations, that can be a hindrance. I've gotten around this by securely mounting it to a wide, sturdy two-by-four, and when I need it, I securely vise-grip it to a temporary workbench.

'Late! ... Read more

Features

• Satisfaction guaranteed
• Innovative tip configuration for plunge cuts in wood, composites, and plastics
• Left-hand spiral directs chips and dust into wall cavity
• One-flute design provides increased chip clearance for fast cutting
• 1/8" shank diameter for faster cutting

Reviews (1)

Good...........but......
Overall the general purpose bit is pretty good. For the price you can stock-up on them without breaking the bank.

Be careful if cutting through dense woods. The bit heats up fast and can dull prematurely as a result. It you are going to do alot of cutting in dense woods, I recomend you get yourself one of their bits with the carbide burrs (dw6613). It is designed for tile and stucco so, it should not have any problem with hard woods. ... Read more

Features

• 2 discs per pack
• 50 grit sanding disc for your Zip Mate attachment
• Sands a variety of materials
• For use with Rotozip's Spiral Saw power tool and Zip Mate attachment
• Features see-thru technology

Features

• LED lights-extremely long lasting and durable
• Magnet power is source to create illumination
• New collet nut - shorter and gold colored
• Use with Dremel models 275, 285, 395, and 780

Features

• Cuts materials up to 1" thick
• 1/8" Zip Bit
• 25 bits per pack
• For use with Roto Zip Spiral Saw Power Tools

Amazon.com Review

Rotozip spiral saws are popular tools, so it's no surprise that people are also hot after Rotozip bits and accessories. This five-pack of saber-cut bits, which are used to make jig-saw-like cuts with the Rotozip, is always high on our top-sellers list--and why not? The pack offers a nice variety of general-use bits at a very reasonable price. In tests, we ran them through a large variety of wood and composite materials--just about every type of scrap we had lying around the shop--and as long as we didn't push too hard (let the tool do the cutting) they performed like champs. Keep in mind that these particular bits are for cutting wood and composite materials. Rotozip also makes a bit for tile, a carbide bit for concrete board and plaster, and various "guide" bits for cutting around in-wall obstacles such as electrical outlets. --Mark McDonald ... Read more

Reviews (5)

Great bits
For Canadians who cant shop Amazon (I can and do frequently)(love Amazon for the great deals)..these are available at Home Depot for the same price..with currency conversion of course and PST GST

Go slow and keep your cost low.
The trick to using these bitsand keeping them from snapping is setting the depth guide to just below the outside surface that you are cutting, but slowing down your cutting rate the futher down the bit you go. In other words, when you cut a thin material at the edge of the bit, with the guide set low, cut SLOW as the force is on the end of the bit and it can snap easy. Go slow and keep your cost low.

What else are you going to buy?
For general purpose cutting these are the choice. They do well in a variety of non-abrasive materials. Just don't push them hard or you will need another 5 pack right away. The bits do better if you just let the tool do the work. They are kind of hard to control if you want a nice cut. But that's the nature of spiral saws . The down cutting spiral is nice since the dust is blown away from you instead of back at your face. It's pretty simple , if you have a spiral saw , you need these bits.

Great bits for a great product and a real good price.
If you have a Rotozip, you need bits. I'm still learning how to use mine and I have broken a few bits. If you are like me, get a five pack, you will need them.

They work real well and cut through most anything. Just take your time when you are cutting something for the first time. Let the bit do the cutting. Don't try and muscle your way through.

However, if you are cutting tiles or ceramic, get the ceramic tool.

Great Bits
These bits are longlasting and will cut through anything. They also leave a real fine finish on the woodwork. I have recommended these bits to my friends. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

Rotozip spiral saws are popular tools, so it's no surprise that people are also hot after Rotozip bits and accessories. This 10-pack of drywall-cut bits, which are used with the Rotozip spiral saw for cutting around in-wall obstacles such as electrical outlets, is always high on our top-sellers list--and why not? It offers 10 bits at a very reasonable price. In tests we found that as long as we didn't push too hard (let the tool do the cutting) they performed like champs. Keep in mind that these particular bits are for making guided cuts in drywall and paneling. Rotozip also makes a bit for tile, a carbide bit for concrete board and plaster, and various saber-cut bits for wood and composite materials. --Mark McDonald ... Read more

Reviews (1)

Drywall bits
These bits are great for drywall. I have been using them to put in the outlet holes. It goes through drywall with ease and it makes accurate cuts. The double-end makes it last twice as long! ... Read more

Features

• Returns will not be honored on this Closeout item
• Great for recessed light ceiling cutouts in acoustic tile, drywall
• Circle Cutters allow you to make fast, clean, perfect circles in seconds
• Cuts circles from 3 1/2 to 12 inch in diameter
• Works with most Rotozip tools

Reviews (7)

Easy to use and cuts great circles
Ok. So I bought the cutting attachment for my dad for Christmas and ever since he has been practically obsessed with making bird houses and cutting holes in things. This is a really great way to make consistant and easy circles with your Rotozip. I had a chance to use the circle cutting attachment on a project and it was so nice and easy. Just imagine no more using a compass to draw out a circle and then attempting to cut it out freehand--with to rotozip circle attachment you get perfect circles every time. It is so nice and easy for people of all different levels of skill. I recommend it!!

Useful Rotozip accessory
I needed to cut a 9 1/2" circle in a woodworking project I was building out of 3/4" thick red oak. I don't own a bandsaw yet, so I can't make circle cuts like Norm does on New Yankee Workshop. So I decided to buy one of these to use with my Rotozip.

A lot of people are complaining that the Rotozip can't go through plywood. I don't know if that's true, but it sure did a nice job cutting though oak. It didn't leave a perfectly smooth circle, since it's hard to keep the Rotozip perfectly verticle while making the cut. But it did a better job than I could have done by drawing a circle on the lumber then making a cut with a jigsaw. I was able to easily sand smooth any irregularities.

So if you have a Rotozip and you need to make **almost** perfect circles, this is a good way to go.

Handy in specific instances
This is a good solution for certain situations:

- Cutting ceiling tile for hi-hat - Speaker cabinets - Portholes in boats - cutting fiberlass shower stalls for large valve handles

It is NOT good for:

- Cutting arcs in plywood - Tile - Thick wood (over 3/4")

I found that the center point drifted in these applications, and it was too hard to affix the center point to the material being cut.

Like the roto-zip, it's a tool of great usefulness in specific situations. I'd never get rid of my Jig-Saw, which picks up where this tool leaves off.

Rotozip Circle cutting in plaster
I bought the Circle cutting attachment for cutting circular holes in a plaster ceiling for can lights. Previously I have used an electric jigsaw for this, but the RotoZip is wonderful as long as you use a 1/8" solid carbide bit. Also be sure to drill a starting hole because of the danger of breaking the bit on the first insertion.

Rotozip-No good!
I fell for the Rotozip info-commercial. According to the RotoZip commercials, the Rotozip can cut nearly everything and very fast. I'm surprised that they did not show that the Rotozip can do all this on it's own! I tried the Rotozip on ½ plywood... the bit dulled in about 1/20 of the circumference and then just burned the wood and would not cut anymore. I tried several bits and several materials and had similar results. The ONLY thing the Rotozip is useful for is cutting thin plastic or Sheet Rock. Do not purchase it for anything else! I will be returning my purchase. Signed, a very experienced woodworker. ... Read more

Features

• Quick flip latches - attaches to tool quickly, without tools
• Runs up to 35,000 RPM making it the fastest heavy-duty flex shaft available
• Run by a powerful 4.5 amp motor of the Advantage Rotary Saw
• Comfort grip hand-piece provides better comfort and control
• Shaft lock button on hand-piece for fast and easy bit changes