This multipurpose cordless tool features assorted tool bits for do-it-yourself jobs. This lightweight, compact unit features speeds of 7,500 or 15,000 rpm, a ball-bearing drive shaft, a three-hour battery charger, and a 1/8-inch collet. Includes carrying case.
Built for the do-it-yourselfer, Dremel's cordless MultiPro kit delivers the versatility you expect from a Dremel--with the added advantage of being cordless. Lightweight at only 9 ounces, this compact unit maneuvers comfortably in tight spaces. What will you use it for? Remove old grout in your bathtub, polish your flatware, remove a broken tile, etch glass, hang miniblinds, cut out a pet door, install a new car stereo, sand off a spot of hard-to-reach rust, clean your boat's outboard engine parts, refinish ornate woodwork, install a mortise lock, and much, much more. The kit comes with 50 bits, including a high-speed cutter, a bristle brush, a cutoff wheel, sanding discs, a felt polishing wheel, a grinding wheel, and more--all the tools you need to tackle projects around the home. The tool's ball-bearing shaft affords minimal vibration. The shaft-lock button and unique knurled collet nut make changing bits easy, too, with no wrench required. A three-hour battery charger and a carrying case are included. --Jon Groebner
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
Decent Tools, but Cheaply Made:
A Dremel is one of the best tools out there in terms of variability. You can cut anything from paper to solid steel (Ya, I actually did), and the variety of attachments beats almost any tool out there. However, I've been spoiled with an older generation Dremel with 5 speeds and a full metal casing. After relieving this Dremel as a gift, I am disappointed with the build quality of it. To me, the three stage switch (2-0-1) feels really cheap and isn't what I would call real Dremel quality. The cordless... more info
It's cheaper at Walmart:
The Dremel item is fine as with all Dremel products. It is less expensive at Walmart, so check their prices first
Dremel:
I have one of these with a cord. I went to my foot Dr. and they used a cordless on my feet to take Callas off my feet. I thought I could use this to file the toenails off my Dog. I am very pleased with the things I buy from Amazon.
Dremel 7700 Rotary Tool:
The dremel 7700 rotary tool is handy in that it is cordless and allows you to move about easily. However, the battery life does not last very long, especially when you are working on projects that require a lot of torque. For anyone needing a moderate power the dremel 7700 is under powered.
