Will Dremel blades easily fit this tool? Also, how much strength does it take to push the lever to change blades? I don't have very strong hands. Thx.
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Any blade that has a V notch -- not a circle of metal -- in the attachment side will fit. And the spring on the blade keeper is strong but doesn't take a lot of pressure. If that's a concern, get 1 of those tools without the quick-change feature. They use an Allen wrench so are much slower to change.
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I don't know on the Dremel blades. Only used B&D/Porter Cable/Dewalt, since they are basically the same multitool. It does take quite a bit of pressure (strength) to operate and hold the lever. Obviously, this necessary to hold the blade in place during operation. Once the blade is mounted it stays mounted. If hand strength is a problem you might want to consider another brand such as the Rockwell. More expensive, however.
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I don't know on the Dremel blades. Only used B&D;/Porter Cable/Dewalt, since they are basically the same multitool. It does take quite a bit of pressure (strength) to operate and hold the lever. Obviously, this necessary to hold the blade in place during operation. Once the blade is mounted it stays mounted. If hand strength is a problem you might want to consider another brand such as the Rockwell. More expensive, however.
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I do not think dremmel fits this tool however it is fairly easy to squeeze lever to switch out blades
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This Dremel only takes a 1/8" cutter, Larry. If you want one that takes a 1/4" let me know. There are a few possibilities. wiz datreewiz@gmail.com
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It depends on the case; with mine, it didn't quite fit in the opening, I had to cut the opening a little bigger (about 1mm on each end) with a Dremel.
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I do not use this tool with a belt clip, so I can't help you. I will caution that you do not buy Dremel "universal fit" blades for this tool as the one I tried did not fit.
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Sorry Maureen, but I have never heard of the tool that you mentioned. However, they are quality blades and my bet is that they would fit. With Amazon's easy returns, I'd order them and see because you will save a LOT.
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This dremel fits 1/32" - 1/8" . It does have a 1/32" limit. Hope that helps!
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Gary, I'm not really sure. I'm fairly confident that you can get a valid answer by going onto Dremel's web site and contacting their customer support people.Pete
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I bought it for my cordless Dremel Tool but the shaft is bigger than 1/8", so I have to use it in my drill. Dremel makes a larger tool that fits this bit. But I didn't want to buy another tool to fit the bit. Next time I will read ALL the user comments!
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These WILL FIT on your dremel. They are 1/8th of an inch of size (standard for the rotatory tool). For the price and quality it is a good buy. I have the exact set and a dremel. I didn't notice the length to be of nuisance.
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It should work fine for a Dremel tool and accessories. I would suggest using a foam insert cut to fit. Kaizen foam is superb.
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please do not answer anyone with out experience you could set this poor lady or man up with a bad buy (look into it !!) ! you need these btw .. they are really good to have ! yea sure it will fit but not with out the bits that i show in this link!Dremel 4485 Quick Change Collet Nut Kiti think i got to you a little late hun . but im answering for others and still answering for you if this helps .
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I do not know, since I do not have a Dremel. I know it only fits certain rotary tools, but as to which ones, I am not sure. I just used some electrical tape on the threads of my rotary tool and then screwed it on. Worked fine for over a year that way.
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I am not specifically familiar with the individual models of Dremel Moto-Saws. However, I used a Dremel Moto-Saw in the 80's and 90's and my recollection is that it required pin-end blades. These blades will fit ANY scroll saw that uses pinless blades, but I suspect that you will need pinned blades for your saw.
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No, the shaft is 3/16" and most dremels take 1/8 (which would be 2/16) so these don't fit in my dremel or my cnc router which also only takes 1/8 :-(
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Serious-but-probably-dumb question: I have a good quality Dremel tool. Why not just use roto bits in the Dremel? Or is it that this tool has far more power?
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The hex shank (base) for each drill bit is 1/4". It's to large for a dremel. I would not recommend using. Plus the dremel is for high speed. You need special bits for high speed. I use my drill bits in my Battery Black and Decker pistol grip screw driver. Good Luck!
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Your questioned was forwarded to me; unfortunately I do not have a definite answer. Keep in mind that the chuck thread size (where it screws onto the tool) matches the thread size of the Dremel. You could always stop in at a Lowe's or Home Depot to compare them (those stores both carry DeWalt and Dremel). I have also looked up the manufacturer's instruction booklet online in the past. Quite often the manufacturer will do a breakdown drawing of the equipment in the instructions so consumers know how to use the tools (i.e. the chuck wrench of Alan wrench that come with the unit). I hope this helps.