Finally found a good video that explains a lot of whats in the box. Thank you

I have literally just watched 7.36 hours of video to just find out the names of the different bits and how to install them. My thanks to you in the deepest and kindest of ways… You truly have no idea how much I appreciate your video and just thank you for getting straight to the point and answering what I felt like was a very simple question. Thank you.

Thank you! I couldn’t figure out how the “ezlock” worked.

Thank you! I’ve been trying to figure out a couple of these for awhile now. Trial and error and trying to look through the manual let me figure out 70%. You are my hero for this overview - exactly what I needed and something any beginner w a Dremmel should watch.

Excellent video! I can finally use many of my Dremel bits properly! Thank you for detailing each of the bits and their usage.

Thank you for a making the BEST video for beginners. I got Dremel 4000 went through many videos, tried to decipher the manual book to figure out how to use the attachments .. no one and nothing was as helpful as this video.. THANK YOU SOOOOO MUCH!!!!

found this guide EXTREMELY helpful, thank you!

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you watching, I appreciate the feedback!

Thanks Todd! Helpful for all rotary tool beginners.

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Patrick and thanks for watching. I appreciate the feedback!

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to explain the various bits and how to install them!

super helpful! I didn't know what to do with most of my dremel accessories, thanks!

Thank God for you tube and you. Lost my manual and I was having a hell of a time just putting bits in!!!!!! Again, THANKS

This is a great little video! You really helped me get the hang of my first-ever Dremel. Thanks man!

Best vid on how to use these accessories hands down! Thank you!

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, and I appreciate the feedback!

Hey Tom - Wow, thank you so much for this - exactly what I needed! Really appreciate it

Thank you so much. Very well explained that this beginner is happy! 😀

Thank you, I have a kit with most of the tools you have listed and a few extras. Was not sure what all the pieces were for, therefore, this is an extremely resourceful video that I plan to save in the project folder. Thank you again for creating this video. Carmelle from MN

This is the perfect explanation very simple and direct to the point easy to understand salute mate

Cool. I tried the EZ-lock system with the metal cutting wheel. It works really well at moderate speed and light pressure cutting steel (don't bog it down or it will break). I'm still on my first one and have done a solid 10min of cutting with it. Gonna pickup some AO ones to fix some very old door latches. Just picked up a Milwaukee m12 rotary tool and it is very nice not having the cord.

Excellent video, answered a lot of questions I had about that box full of accessories that came with my Dremel

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I appreciate the feedback!

This video was extremely helpful to me. I'm new to using a rotary tool (or any tool for that matter), and this video put me more at ease and helped me have a foundation to start a few projects.

@0066perez

Жыл бұрын

Can you use it with a Milwaukee drill ?

Great video thanks. I had so many bits in my box that I didn’t know what to do with. It would be fantastic if you could do a video demonstrating how they can be used in action?????

Learned something new. Thank you!

Your videos are so helpful to get started using the dremel tool I just needed a simple tutorial and your really helped!

Thank you. This was good information which I look forward to putting it to use

This was very (emphasis added) helpful, thank you. Whilst watching the video, I couldn't help but think of that smart kid in school that would always preface their questions in class w "isn't it true that...." Thumbs up on video!!!

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for watching. Thank you for the feedback and I am glad this video was helpful!

This was just what I needed, thank you!

Thanks for this video. My generic rotary tool kit did not come with a manual and this really helped!

Very good instructional video. Thank you

Thank you. Helpful I took notes.

This is the best video clear and precise thankyou

So helpful and clear, understandable voice.

I’m just started using My Dremel tool and this helps a lot thanks

A great instructional video that goes straight o the point. Other videos are so long winded. I just subscribed and look forward to more interesting videos. I have a Dremel 4000, Motosaw and workstation. Great tools for my work. Thanks Todd. Really appreciate you. Regards from Singapore.

Very helpful. Thank you.

Learned a lot. I’m saving this video for future reference.

Brilliant. Thank you for sharing

Great video man! Thanks!

I don't have Dremel brand but i needed to know that the felt tips go with the mandrel. Thanks 👍🏼

Very useful for beginners like me many thanks... All the best

Wow- Thanks for posting this- I broke a few of the cutting stones trying to figure out how to get em to stay on the bit-

very helpful thanks for posting

Thanks, very helpful.

Thank you for your explanation. I have a few more from power smith tool kit.

This is so helpful!!!

Really helpful thank you!!!

Thanks a lot buddy had no idea what some of the things were for.

very informative, thank you

Thank you so much! This is so usefulll

Thank you very helpful video

Thank you for the overview

Very useful thank you! 😁

Your video is a big help to thanks very much 😀

Had a basic idea thank you for your time making the video

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I am glad the video helped!

Thanks. Just got a Dremel.

Thanks to you now I know how to use the accessories. Don’t know how to thank you 😄

i'v had mine for a year and it didn't came with a guidebooks. very helpful video thanks a lot!

That was very useful. I had to shorten some screws and now they are all flat. Which dremel accessory you would advise to point them again (just enough to for them to guide themselves inside the wads on the wall)? Aluminum oxide grinding stones? Thanks.

Never knew what that felt mandrel was for or what it was called. THANK YOU!

Great work! do you know if the flat headed mandrel and adhesive sanding discs are sold separately? Just thinking about replacements down the road?

Just arrived. I didn’t have any idea how to use it and for what. Great info

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and I am glad the video helped!

Good instructional video!!!!

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I appreciate the feedback!

I mostly use mine for removing resin supports from 3d prints, may get more of those grinding stones for hard to reach areas and flattening out shapes, they have different colors, how do they differ?

Would the cutting bit or carving bit work on a stripped drywall screw? Screw extractor broke the screw more so will I be able to dremel out what's left?

Wery usefull 👍 how do you clean the white ones #429, #414?

Great video 🥂

Your a super star bud thank you. Cos now M in my garage sanding & cutting anything my end connects with even my finger at one point. Can someone tell me how you know what grade sand drum is plz ???

Thanks again~!

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching my videos, I appreciate it!

Thanks bro. ❤️

Do you clean the bits ? If so how do you recommend to do that ?

before even watching this, this should be pretty useful because i bought a full dremel accessory pack and the bastard didnt come with any description of what the bits were for

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I hope the video was helpful!

Can you use those little tools with a Milwaukee drill it’s a m18 drill 18V

Thank you

Helpful overview, thanks very much.

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!

Thank you sooooo much

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I am glad the video was helpful!

Super presentation on a device that is not clear how to use in the instructions, whatsoever. Thanks much.

Thx for the video.. I never knew what the bit for the polishing wheel was used for till now.

Thanks

I'm trying to find which piece works best for trimming/sanding down dog nails

Thank you! ☺️💖 My boyfriend is making me learn all of the parts before he lets me use it lol

I opened it up and looked at the manual. Couldn’t for the life of me figure out what the buffing pads attach to. Thanks for this video!

The wrench screwdriver end can also be used to unscrew the plastic brush covers & screw them back.

Many thanks. Todd. Super helpful. I couldn’t find the link to the cutting guide. I struggle with that bit and could use some help. Can you add a link please?

@rsw8200

Жыл бұрын

Found it! kzread.info/dash/bejne/aGatyNCNprnaeKw.html&feature=shares

The carbon steel brush and the Nylon steel brush look the same how do I know which one is which?

Thanks bro, for the life of me I couldn’t figure out how the sanding bands are supposed to stay on the sanding drum. I think that screw on the top just appeared after you mentioned them. 😅

Thanks man for a great vid. Your gloves make me think of neferious activities so I am glad you werent detailing chainsaws or hacksaws in a dungeon environment. Peace out.

Yay!!

Thank you for this. It was very helpful. But I don't know which way to turn the screw on the sand drum. It's really tight and it seems like I'm stripping the screw and I don't want to damage it. I tried both ways and it won't move. Can you advise, please?

@vikkilambert-vill4021

2 жыл бұрын

Righty tighty, lefty loosy

@papermoon50

2 жыл бұрын

yeah, I know. The thing is damaged. It was a bad screw. I tried one of the others and it came off fine.

@sonjagallimore5987

Жыл бұрын

@@papermoon50 I cannot unscrew mine either. I've had mine for years and watching this video made me realize I could solve a problem with a project I am working on. Got my mandrel out and could not get it to unscrew. I gave up on my project for tonight but will be going to find me a new one tomorrow. Pretty sure mine's bad too.

Can this be used on a normal drill?

What are the razors for? I mean it's fun to attach them on the end and it makes a interesting cutter.. but it doesn't seem like a razor blade goes in a drammel idk

Where are the oil creams ? What is it used for ?

Where's the link to the video you mentioned?

Have You Seen The Ryobi USB Rechargeable Rotary Tool?

Thanks, wish you would've demonstrated the usage of the bits.

Thankyou. I can now use the dremel I was given. Manual is too complicated, much prefer a visual demo.

Where you from, buddy? We talk different 😅I'm hella Southern.😆 Loved the information!

My issue is that I am not a daily user of dremel rotary tool and bits. But when I use them, I use them and store the used bits in a box, all mixed up. Then next time when I need to use them, I open the box and I am confused which bit is for what. What is their catalog number and what speed to run it at. I wish Dremel had marked at least the cutting and sanding wheels and drum s with their catalog numbers.

useful

Mmmmhhhh, thanks for the info. I was wondering if there's a CUP wire brush - so useful for big items but is there something similar for dremel?

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Hi and thanks for watching! I am not sure if Dremel makes a CUP wire brush or not. You could try reaching out to them to see if they do make one. Thanks again for watching.

@kevinrtres

2 жыл бұрын

@@ToddsGarage Will do, thanks!

@yoshimizudo

2 жыл бұрын

Yes there is

@kevinrtres

2 жыл бұрын

@@yoshimizudo Thanks, any links or references I can check out?

@yoshimizudo

2 жыл бұрын

You know im pretty sure thats what i got cuase im looking at it now. Describe it for me and I ll let you know

Good

How do you know what is the proper RPM per bit ? I want to sharpen some tools but I don’t want to destroy them as they aren’t super cheap

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I have a video about knowing the correct speed setting for the different bits. Is in my Dremel playlist. Thanks again for watching!

@iCazZiStronZi

2 жыл бұрын

@@ToddsGarage I will go take a look thank you soo much!!!

@ToddsGarage

2 жыл бұрын

@@iCazZiStronZi Thanks again for watching!