Dremel Tools & Accessories : About Dremel Tool Bits

7 Responses to “Dremel Tools & Accessories : About Dremel Tool Bits”

1. Comment by WeAreTwoDoorsDown

   anywhere from 40 to 75 of r the little starter kits… bepends… dremel 100, 200, 300, or 4000

2. Comment by earlpie

   hi i’m considering buying a dremel. can anyone tell me what prices i’m looking at?

3. Comment by cbrowncolors

   I would love to see more Dremel how-to videos. I really enjoyed this one. I would like to learn more about the different speeds that go with different bits and projects. Thx!

4. Comment by lndac02

   i got a dremel last week…its wonderful, I am doing some metal polishing and the results are fantastic. its a must have tool.

5. Comment by orlocksg

   Hi. I use the Dremel a LOT in my stone carving. Usually, when the bits start to loosen even after the chuck is tight, the collet (that slim aluminium sleeve with 4 slits) has worn out. Get a new replacement of the right size (Commonly 1/8 or 3/32 inch) and make sure you tighten your chuck correctly. I usually go finger tight with another 1/4 turn MAX with the spanner. That way, my bits don’t slip in the collet and cause it to wear out prematurely. Hope this helped!

6. Comment by Medhb

   Could you please show how to change the bits? All of a sudden mine don’t fit anymore and I can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong.. Thank you!

7. Comment by TheDmanshow0

   very cool