will the flex shaft screw on to a dremel, or is it product specific??
497695
The collets are interchangeable but I have used many different brands and the SE is as good or better. I had planned to fix two that cost alot more but I like this one. Its quieter, real varialble speed, and runs longer and cooler than my Forner, Rotozip and others that cost more. You really can't go wrong. Honestly, I bought it because of the nice set of grinders and accesories. I had no ides that it is so good. ter.
497696
It should work fine,you might have to put in a different sized Collete ,but they are cheap and easy to change.
1375680
In my opinion no. With this thick of a bit you would likely burn out your dremel motor and it may not drill perfectly straight.
1657867
I have a Wen Rotary Tool, which looks to be based on the Dremel 2001 and they fit into it perfectly. You might want to think about getting a flex shaft it helps with control.
1210343
Probably not but let's go over how the foredom is designed. At the motor end the shaft secures to the motor with a collar with a set screw then is covered by the crew on housing. If the dremel shaft cover can fit over that you have one positive check. Next the handle end is a cast piece with a key if the key is the same size it should work. They key is 1mm high by a1cm long. The collar is 1.5 cm in diameter and 1.5 cm long. Hope this helps
1747668
It should work fine for a Dremel tool and accessories. I would suggest using a foam insert cut to fit. Kaizen foam is superb.
1408080
Not really. It is specifically for other Festool tools-which it works great with. I am sure you can make it work with some duct tape or some other type of adjustment but may not work as effectively.
2119361
Hello Jerry,If this is the curved shaft-yes if it is the straight shaft type-no
879381
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.
816514
not certain what dremel tool you're referring to but my answer would be no. You'll need at least a 3/8" check and a drill that develops a reasonable amount of torque. You're not looking for high speed. You need low speed and high torque.
1837231
It might fit your model seeing that it fits other dremel tools. I used it on a gyros and craftsman rotary tool! Which works great but is easy to break the shaft so be careful with the bending of the shaft while grinding.
905845
Don't know about rotozip but do know its not compatable with my Dremel tool
2150091
I would check with dremel. I'm sure they'd be happy to answer your question. My guess is yes. They probably use the same threaded collet for most of the similar tools.
2239174
Well the product photo shows it being used with a dremel 4000. If it doesn't that would seem to be false advertising.
105068
I really do not know ... I imagine that the head is the same for most Dremel tools. that is the only thing that holds the tool to the Work Station. I used it all the time with the flex extension.
2126681
If the dremel has been working for you, this will work just fine. Be careful that you apply proper consistent pressure.
34349
I do not think it does. It has the standard pieces that a dremel usually has.
1077554
I believe that the flex shaft would work on a dremel just as well as the gyro tool. I think the collar is the same, but I just loaned my gyro tool to a friend earlier today so I could not be 100% positive. However, I don't believe that the dremel would perform any better than the gyro tool that comes in the kit. I have several dremels, craftsman and a gyro, and in my case the gyro tool works as well or better than any of the others.