Was going to get the Dremel 200 series because I want a corded Dremel (the cordless one does not maintain power long enough any longer) Do these fit?
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I bought the cordless 7000 and yes the bands fit. They also fit my mini-dremel. (We lost the charger to the mini but it worked great). The bands seem to fit all the smaller dremels.
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I'm not sure, I don't own a cordless jaw. You should call their customer service line because not all batteries are interchangeable with each tool. Their customer service line is quick too! 866-354-WORX (9679)
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MINE DID !!! PLUS much MORE !!!!!LOVE MY DREMELS ....... I bought two, the 8220 cordless one and the 4000 corded model ... which never leaves my work bench.
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I would think so for the sizes that fit the dremel chuck you have.Good bits!
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Not exactly certain what you mean by compatible. The diameter of each drill is the same from tip to base, so you'd need a chuck that can adapt to the various diameters. The length of the drill set ranges from about 1.5 to 4", and I'm not sure if a Dremel is designed to hold the longer tool bits.
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Those are the WRONG BRUSHES for the 4000 (I have the same Dremel model 4000). You can ONLY buy the brushes directly from Dremel [which is stupid!] for the model 4000 (I've spoken to them). The part number of the brush set is 2610005646 (otherwise simply known as '5646' brushes), the code number is 1 (on the data sheet that comes with the tool). These brushes are a little wider than the conventional set of brushes for other models, such as the Model 300 (which are more square along the long axis [part #90930]), and that is why they will not 'seat' properly even though they go in the holes (with a little extra room). PLEASE pass this information on any time you hear of someone with the same model 4000 problem. Good luck and call Dremel at 1-800-437-3635 to order.
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Bruce K. I went to the Dremel.com website, and the only thing i can see is that the improved the tool set so that it will run longer between battery recharges. For thre extra 20 bucks just order the 2/28, you will be happier in the long run. I did and it comes with a recharger and 2 batterys.
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I'm not sure. I've only seen the 120v models. You should inquire directly to tha Dremel website.
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I know they fit and work in a Dremel MultiPro model 395, but I don't know if they'll fit a 360-6.
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Not sure, but really doubt it. Our cordless 19V drill works good but I think it has more power than the dremel. I assume you are talking the smaller dremel tool, not the big one that works like a saw.
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I have an older Dremel Rotary tool and they fit perfectly as if you are buying actual Dremel bits at a home center. I don't know about the new Dremel tools.
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Per the Dremel attachments chart it look like it will. (http://www.dremeleurope.com/specials/which-tools-fit-which-attachments/en-gb/)
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Dear Joe, I will check my model number tonight and get back to you. I have the grey rechargeable dremel they sold at Sears in 2008. Not sure of exact model number. I do have the battery model which was 855-01 and this is 855-02 which are identical. I replaced the bad lithium ion cell in the original and now have two batteries.
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My Dremel model is corded, but I see no reason why the accessory kit would not work.
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It should be fine, you can actually look on the dremel tool itself, the label will say to use with battery model 855, 855-2 so just check it to be sure. Hope this helps
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These are for use with the new 1/4 inch cordless impact drivers you could use a step down adapter of 1/2 inch to 1/4 inch (if you can find one) or 1/2 inch to 3/8 inch then 3/8 inch to 1/4 inch then use a 1/4 inch 6 point socket. I really believe that the investment in a new 1/4 inch cordless driver ( I prefer the 20 volt versions) would be a worth while investment and I find mine extremely useful around the farm. Dewalt makes them as do many other manufacturers, I like the Dewalt one the best for the money
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They fit any drill chuck that uses a knurled chuck tightener which you tighten by turning it. (See example here: http://img.rakuten.com/PIC/9468821/0/1/500/9468821.jpg) Some drills (usually Impact Drills) use a "speed chuck" which have a small knurled collar that you pull out to admit the drill bit, then release to engage it. (See an example here: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61EKdSQeGuL._SL1500_.jpg) Speed chucks rely on the bit being inserted to have an indented area around the circumference of the bit somewhere in the bit shank, to allow the speed chuck to grip it. These Black & Decker bits probably won't work well with a drill that has a speed chuck, as the bits do not have that reduced-diameter indentation. Hope this helps. Without seeing your Craftsman cordless drill, I would venture to say it has a manual chuck tightener and these bits would work well with it. Hope this helps.