Have rechargeable Dremel and B&D electric. A tad wobbly on both, so haven't used it yet. Is the slight wobble normal? Thanks!
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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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My Dremel 670 Mini Saw attachment was rigged up as a hobby table saw and powered by my Dremel 400 XPR with zero wobbles. I would check the attachment to your power device and also the size of the collett attaching the drive shaft to the internal drive shaft of the Mini Saw. If the collett is not fully screwed into place on your driver power shaft then it may extend out far enough to prevent full attachment of the Mini Saw to your device. I hope this helps. Good luck!
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To be honest, I would never us B&D for heady duty jobs. They're pretty much the bottom of the line as far as quality and reliability. Look for Dewalt, Ryobi(that's what I use) or Skil. Home Depot usually has one of them on sale. hope this helps. Charlie
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I wouldn't necessarily say mine shakes, but it does vibrate. The level of vibration is on par with the Andis T-Outliner that I have so I consider it normal for a professional/barber level trimmer.
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I don't know if this will help you, but the bottom of the charger reads:Input: 120 VAC~ 60Hz 26WOutput: 3.6V-10.8V DC, 1.5AThere is nothing in the booklet that comes with the Dremel that will answer your question. I would expect the current needs of the charger to be minimal.
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Actually, there must be something extraordinary taking place. I am using the clamp as you mentioned and it is a relatively tight fit without a lot of wobble. There is supposed to be a brass/bronze bushing in the hole in the clamp, if it is no there then it would be very wobbly. Hope this helps.
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I haven't used that specific accessory, but the other Dremel things I have fit the B&D.;
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It fit fine on my Black & Decker Dremel RTX. I had no trouble at all. Please excuse my tardiness in answering. I've been "under the gun" on several sides lately.
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No that is not normal, I have noticed that they do have a tighter fit than the DeWALT original batteries but not enough to need to pry it out. It may wear in after you do it a few times.
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Bruce K. I went to the Dremel.com website, and the only thing i can see is that the improved the tool set so that it will run longer between battery recharges. For thre extra 20 bucks just order the 2/28, you will be happier in the long run. I did and it comes with a recharger and 2 batterys.
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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.
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Dear Joe, I will check my model number tonight and get back to you. I have the grey rechargeable dremel they sold at Sears in 2008. Not sure of exact model number. I do have the battery model which was 855-01 and this is 855-02 which are identical. I replaced the bad lithium ion cell in the original and now have two batteries.
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I don't know. I ended up calling Dremel and sent the tool to them and they fixed it under warrentee. They were great.
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Would you mind posting a video to provide us an idea of the degree of wobble which you're seeing? There is slight expansion and contraction seen withing the juicing screen of extraction when the gears are in motion however the entire extractor housing, at least on my unit, doesn't wobble.
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I took a dremel and a small sanding disk to cut a slot in the screws to use a flat head screwdriver. If you do it, lower the disk straight in, and don't run it back and forth or wobble it. (My first slot was a little big and ugly. The others look pretty nice.)
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Ehhhh never had a problem with it being wobbly. It's a plastic on metal slide, so the more weight you load on to it the harder it is to slide. it worked well with my t3i, But when I upgraded to a 5d I also upgraded to the konova. I recommend spending the extra cash for the konova if your going to be using this often. If your just planning on using this for fun it gets the job done hope this helped!
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The wobble is a known issue with these saws. I fixed it by adding a piece of glide strip to the track. To be honest, I don't think the wobble hurts anything. I only fixed it because I obsess over dumb stuff like that. :-)
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I have had mine for about a year now and it is much more robust than other models. You cam use different shank sizes without changing out parts like other models since it has a standard chuck. It also doesn't bog down like other models. The handle doesnt get hot in your hand either and its mot as bulky as it looks Its quite comfortable. This is my third dremel brand rotery tool. The last two were high end dremels and this one is the best I have ever owned. I use mine for cutting/carving plastic, wood, metal and have used it on bone and it works great. I did replace the foot switch with a router speed control so i can swirch it on by hand a adjust the speed without getting a cramp in my leg. Hope this helps.