Will these router bits work in a moto-tool model 395
1975737
The 692 Router Bit Set Kit works with the Dremel Moto Tool 395. We recommend use the 335-01 Plunge Router Attachment with 692 Bits Kit
1975738
Hello William, Yes, these should work nicely with your Model 395. They aren't for use above 30000 RPM and you won't have to worry about that since your Moto-tool maxes out at 28000RPM. If I remember correctly, your Moto-tool comes with four different collets, so you're sure to have one that fits these shanks. Hope that helps!
1975739
Hello William,Yes, these should work nicely with your Model 395. They aren't for use above 30000 RPM and you won't have to worry about that since your Moto-tool maxes out at 28000RPM. If I remember correctly, your Moto-tool comes with four different collets, so you're sure to have one that fits these shanks. Hope that helps!
1975740
Yes, it will work. But you need to be carefull in not to push so hard your tool engine to avoid burn it down
208291
James, I don't see why not. The 1/4" plunge shaft request a 1/4" bits. The Edge guide must fit your router, because the mounting plate will fit 1/4" as well as 1/2". Regards
266123
If the Hilti is a SDS PLUS these bits will fit. If the Hilti is a SDS MAX the bits will not fit.
2144741
I am not too sure, you will have to check the requiremens of that model with Motorola.If the insert into the modem pwer port is the same, and the required voltage is the same, then it should work.The output voltage rating should tell you.
1853842
Hi Ben... Absolutely... Just make sure that you have the correct collet that fits the shank of the bit(s). If you don't have the correct collet you can get one at Amazon or you local Home Depot. You also need to need to make sure that the guide bushings that come with the bit set will fit the base of your router. I have the same set and use it with my Porter-Cable or equivalent base. Again... You can get one at Home Depot or on Amazon to fit your set. M. Watson, JANVS WOODWORKS
1176076
Yes but you need dremel router part, Dremel 335-01 Plunge Router Attachment
1736570
Drill bits are all, for the most part, standard. Ant drill bit set should do, just be sure you get what your looking for e.g.(nut drivers and drill bits)
1123260
I use a Milwaukee tool but the bits will fit any standard system that supports the 1/4" (6.35 mm) hex drive chuck.
2007880
Shank diameter of 1/4" are the only ones that will fit this router.Other important numbers: the instructions recommend not using CUTTING bits with a diameter greater than 1 3/8" (35mm), because it says it can "result in a hazard." Maximum RPMs for the router are 9000, and the instructions also say to use bits rated at least equal to those RPMs.
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This routing adapter fits onto the main body of the Dremel itself, you still insert the bit into the same regular hole that you would normally. If the flex shaft is the same size as the main body, it should work. When I had my dremel light (activated by rotating magnets on the bit head), I had to remove this light to mount the router tool. Hope this helps!
1221777
The 9500 uses a standard 1/4 inch shaft router bit, so it will work in any router equipped with a 1/4 inch collet. If you have one for your 3612 you are good to go; if not you will have to also buy a 1/4 inch collet.
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no. and you probably wouldn't want it to, since the amps and the horsepower could not support heavy materials that require a 1/2 inch router bit. i'm guessing the motor would fri. you can however use router bits that are 1/2 inch in diameter also have a 1/4 inch collet.
1588242
They are sized for Porter Cable routers and you would need to "try" or measure your shaft and call PC and see if they can confirm the shaft size for you
1597146
I have read that Milton M is interchangeable with standard connectors. No personal experience.
2276893
I would guess they would fit.. The idea is they are shorter than the regular drill bits.. A lot of the Dremel stuff is interchangeable among all their tools.
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All of the replys below answer the question. I think any bit with the notch in the shaft will work. There is probobly a manufacturing standard.
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suggest you pose your question to dewalt at 800 629 3325. I do not have this model router. paul