Will this work on dremel 4000?
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ereplacementparts.com web site shows the Armature 120V to be part number 2610004634 for the Dremel 4000. I have a 4000 and haven't even used it yet so maybe yours is still under warranty? Check with Dremel...the armature I ordered from Amazon was for a 395T6 so it was an older one. My Dremel 4000 parts list shows the above part number (2610004634) as the part number and cost shows $27.48 but check with that web site -- they may have it cheaper---worth checking into the warranty issue though. Good luck!
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I don't know. I would go on the Dremel website which might have that information. You can also call them.
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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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Sorry that I don't know the specifics of a Dremel 4000 but it's been my experience that you need a diamond blade to cut stone or ceramic - my masonry saw uses water to cool the blade. I suppose that oil might work but would produce more mess than water. I'd do a bit of research on the internet - I'm sure there will be lots of information on cutting stone, hopefully some info with respect to rotary tools like the Dremel. Good Luck.
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I would say, no. Even though it is a very handy tool for tight places. It even has to use a special adapter to work on Dremel tools and the thread size is smaller as on the newer Dremel tools. Take a long look before spending the money.
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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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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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My research on the internet at Sears shows the the DYT 4000 has a numerical assignment of 917273632.Blade 134149 is the correct blade and should fit properly. The blade has a 5 point star in the center ofeach blade. Good Luck
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I used an adjustable chuck with my dremel, part no. 4486 I think, that also works with my Black and Decker. I recommend you purchase an adjustable chuck, and you can fit practically any other bit into your rotary tool.
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I don't know if these work with the 4000 series. I do know that if you can use the "flossing action heads you can use these.have you asked at the Braun website or called customer service? I can tell you that my last two dental checkups were the best ever
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Yes it will. This has a standard shaft insert so it will work with almost all Dremel tools and most accessories.
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I have a different carrying case than the one which comes with the Dremel 4000 but all the accessories should fit in the kit which is advertised. The kits normally has room for all advertised accessories.
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Hello, the Amazon site listing of compatible models is not complete. From Dremel's site, see below*FITS TOOL MODEL: 275, 285, 395, 398; 100, 200, 300 and 400 Series; 3000, 4000, 4200, 8200, 8220* Model Number:335-01Youtube has very helpful Dremel Videoshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFIE62O5a9U
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Although I don't own the DeWalt, I bought this item to help with some detail sanding at the time. My application was with the Dremel 395 and it worked wonderfully well. I can't think of any cause for incompatibility other than a possible mismatch of connection fitting threads. Good luck.Bill Overdorf
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Hi Catherine, although I've only used mine in the Dremel 4000, I've not noticed any wobble. Is there any slop at all where its connected to the tool? And even more importantly, is the blade tight on the attachment? I wouldn't suggest using it until you are sure it is secured properly to the unit. I would suggest you call Dremel, they have a great customer service group thwt can walk you through it live. Good luck! Brad
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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 am not sure about the 3000 series but it works just fine with my older model 285 Dremel. I believe the nose cap and thread are the same.