Dremel 220-01 Rotary Tool Work Station
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Dremel 220-01 Rotary Tool Work Station
Customer Review: Dremel work station
Summary: 5 Stars
If you need a small drill press,and you have a compatable dremel rotory tool,you gotta have this.Simple robust construction,precise drilling,simple to use.rotory tool attaches simply and detaches simply.a wonderful addition to Dremel tools.Customer Review: Dynamite mini drill press
Summary: 4 Stars
Only have used it a few times for small projects but incredibly useful tool. Now the only question, what is the longevity.Customer Review: Everthing was as described and on time.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this product for someone for Christmas and ordered the item a little late but this product was still on time to make it before Christmas. The tool was as described. I would definitely order from them again.Customer Review: Excellent Dremel work station
Summary: 5 Stars
I use my Dremel mainly to drill holes in glass. With the work station I can make consistently even holes. It also keeps all my bits and burs in order.Customer Review: Excellent tool for jewelers
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this drill press to drill holes in 20 gauge nickel and sterling silver jewelry pieces. It has exceeded my expectations. If you follow the directions and let the tool do the work, you will be very pleasantly surprised that you can add such a handy device to your workbench for such low cost. My husband, an engineer, was pretty surprised at how good it is, too. However, I had to ask for his help with assembling it, because the assembly directions were not the greatest, and I'd never done anything like this before. He had no problem with it, though. The metals department where I've taken classes has a Gesswein setup with footpedals and a Foredom tool for a drillpress, and it is loud, hard to control, vibrates like crazy, and is kind of scary to use, because the setup requires you to work sitting down on a bench. If your workpiece goes flying, there is nowhere for it to go but in your face, because the equipment is set up against a wall, and you are seated about eye to eye with the drill bit. Not fun. With my Dremel Rotary Tool Work Station, I was able to set it up on my large wooden workbench at standing height. This is a much saner arrangement, and with safety glasses on, I feel entirely confident that I am in control of both the drill and the metal I am drilling into, even very small pieces. I've noticed no shimmy or wandering of the drill bit. It goes straight down exactly where I want it to go. I recommend this highly for all jewelers interested in drilling holes for eyelets, rivets, or cold connections of any kind.