what is the difference between MM40 and MM30 dremel. thanks!!!
1678164
I'm sorry, I really don't know. I bought the one I did as a gift on a recommendation.
844482
I'm glad I received your question pertaining to both the dremel and the Rockwell. I was always dissapointed with the performance of the Dremel and the poor quality of the accessories. It lacked the power I needed and overheated to the extreme that I couldn't touch it after 10 minutes of using it. Then I bought my Rockwell. After numerous projects, it's still going strong.
137759
I gave it as a gift to my husband, so I don't have the information you need. Go online to dremel.com. They will have all the answers and possibilities this little tool will do. You will need to buy other attachments I believe for various jobs you will do though.
273100
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?
166122
I use mine with a dremel model 395 type 5...but I don't know about a dremel 3000
2174160
I don't have a dremel but I use my regular drill and they fit that and is very effective with a drill. That is how I am using them now. I hope this helps
242922
Sorry, I haven't a clue what a Dremel Trio is. All I know is that Dremel is a Bosch product.
2203776
Dremel claims this spare armature is suitable for replacement to all their similar tools. In my case I have replaced in the model 300, 230 volts and it is working. I feel that this armature may be suitable to the models with operating voltages 230 volts and also for 110 Volts. The setting area and other setting applications of this armature appears to be the same for most of the similar DREMEL Models. however it is better to ask the company directly.
370497
It was designed for a Dremel tool - you will have to compare the two to see if they are the same. I don't have any info. on Proxxon
1185307
I really don't know which is better. You will probably get used to either. What I looked for was whether I would be able to buy the nails for the gun I selected, cheaply and readily available. If you go to Lowes or Home Depot and they have a large stock of 30 degree nails then that tells me that the contractors are using the 30 degree nails more and you should too. Go with what most of the gun manufacturers are using. Don't go with an odd ball type. Your gun won't be any good if you can't find nails for it in the future. Hope that helps you. Also, I really liked the Porter-Cable. It performed well, was good priced, and the nails are cheap and available. I really don't know which is better. You will probably get used to either. What I looked for was whether I would be able to buy the nails for the gun I selected, cheaply and readily available. If you go to Lowes or Home Depot and they have a large stock of 30 degree nails then that tells me that the contractors are using the 30 degree nails more and you should too. Go with what most of the gun manufacturers are using. Don't go with an odd ball type. Your gun won't be any good if you can't find nails for it in the future. Hope that helps you. Also, I really liked the Porter-Cable. It... » Read More I really don't know which is better. You will probably get used to either. What I looked for was whether I would be able to buy the nails for the gun I selected, cheaply and readily available. If you go to Lowes or Home Depot and they have a large stock of 30 degree nails then that tells me that the contractors are using the 30 degree nails more and you should too. Go with what most of the gun manufacturers are using. Don't go with an odd ball type. Your gun won't be any good if you can't find nails for it in the future. Hope that helps you. Also, I really liked the Porter-Cable. It performed well, was good priced, and the nails are cheap and available. « Show Less
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The difference is that the FMM250 requires a tool (allen-provided on new purchase) to install and remove blades and other attachments and the FMM250Q has a built in lever action for a quick action install/removal of blades. It is made in Germany, at least that's what my tool reads on tool label.
94480
There should be no difference. Both are the figures for the size in metrics. One is just showing it with the millimeter designation(mm) after the size.
1058909
I don't notice a marked difference in noise at all compared with other versions I've used. Normally the tool you're using in the Dremel make more noise than the Dremel itself, i.e. when grinding, cutting, sawing, etc. This Dremel is a very well designed and engineered machine. Extremely handy, versatile and at times irreplaceable for certain tasks.
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I believe that the only difference is in motor speed. The 400300h that I own supposedly has a higher speed ratio that allows for fewer incidents of tear out when planing hardwoods. I don't know if this is accurate or not. I'm very happy with the planer but have only run about a 1000 feet of doug fir through it. It's worked great. Again, not sure about the accuracy of information. Great planer though.
2239178
The instructions I received with the router table indicated that it would work with the 4000 series Dremel tool if you have an additional collet accessory. They mention that you can contact them to receive this accessory. Perhaps it comes with certain 4000 kits?
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I just did a little more research on the Genesis site and it says, "Accepts all standard hobby tool accessories including Dremel® accessories". Looks like I'm buying one of these today!
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I dont know, i couldn't use this item either on dremel, because it delivered with broken screw and couldn't attach on dremel.