I see that it comes with the flex shaft but an earlier comment says it does NOT come with a "collet nut" to operate the shaft. I am clueless here and want to buy this for my son that makes models for gaming. I thought the flex shaft would be perfect for up close, tiny work but need to know what collet nut I need. Any help would be appreciated. I see that it comes with the flex shaft but an earlier comment says it does NOT come with a "collet nut" to operate the shaft. I am clueless here and want to buy this for my son that... » Read More I see that it comes with the flex shaft but an earlier comment says it does NOT come with a "collet nut" to operate the shaft. I am clueless here and want to buy this for my son that makes models for gaming. I thought the flex shaft would be perfect for up close, tiny work but need to know what collet nut I need. Any help would be appreciated. « Show Less
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It comes with everything you need trust me, I bought it ,And I love it,I use this same dremel evry day if and when it stops working for me I will buy another one enjoy,Hope my advice Helped you.
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Roger, Mine did not. It was in a box w/ instruction manual included. I read the answer some one uses it to sand floors with. The practical use for this tool is torqueing nuts and bolts or breaking torque. They also said it was too heavy. It's a heavy duty tool! They sound like a wimp to me! I highly recommend this tool! It supplies 345 ft. lbs. of torque. It's a Hoss!(Badass, etc.) Hope this is helpful. Yours Truly, Kenneth....
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I use the shaft of the kind of screw driver that takes interchangeable heads. I carry it with me to the park. I can barely turn the ball on or off but of course when I throw it and it bounces it turns itself off half the time. I also had another one which just stopped working - it would flash when I pushed but never become a solid light and stay on. They are good when they work but they don't work a lot of the time.
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Yes....in my opinion I would fix up the foredom...but I do like this Flex Shaft for the money...there are only two things I have a problem with or that I don't like, one is the hand piece, some day I want to get the quick change Foredom hand piece for this unit, (I heard it works with any foredom hand piece) and number two, I wish it had an on/off switch...I have to unplug it if I want to make sure it wont turn on by accident when I am changing the bit, (although it never has if I don't unplug it when changing a bit)....other then that this is a great Flex Shaft for the money.
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Hello,I think this is the same model as mine. I tired On Amazon but sadly I think its just too old to find now. I called Hunter, where I bought the replacement remote control only (to use with the original receiver in the motor) maybe 8 years ago?, but just a week ago they told me now they no longer carry it. I searched online and found it at two replacement parts sites and just ordered mine. Do a search for -hunter ceiling fan Remote Control Transmitter 0765201000 and see images to confirm it is the one you are looking for and find a replacement parts site link to order it. I hope this helps! Hello,I think this is the same model as mine. I tired On Amazon but sadly I think its just too old to find now. I called Hunter, where I bought the replacement remote control only (to use with the original receiver in the motor) maybe 8 years ago?, but just a week ago they told me now they no longer carry it. I searched online and found it at two replacement parts sites and just ordered mine. Do a search for -hunter ceiling fan Remote Control Transmitter 0765201000 and see images to confirm it is the one you are looking for and find a replacement parts site link to order it. I hope... » Read More Hello,I think this is the same model as mine. I tired On Amazon but sadly I think its just too old to find now. I called Hunter, where I bought the replacement remote control only (to use with the original receiver in the motor) maybe 8 years ago?, but just a week ago they told me now they no longer carry it. I searched online and found it at two replacement parts sites and just ordered mine. Do a search for -hunter ceiling fan Remote Control Transmitter 0765201000 and see images to confirm it is the one you are looking for and find a replacement parts site link to order it. I hope this helps! « Show Less
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It doesn't. It comes with different size collets. Keyless chuck is inferior to collets precision wise. It is more convinient, but if you think of precission, you think and look for kits, which have collets, not chucks. If looking for general use rotary tool, harbor freight one is just excellent and cheap. I have both: drilling pcb with Proxxon, and do everything else with HF. One more thing: if used with Proxxon drill press, you will have a very precise tool for drilling; if you attach Proxxon KT 70 table, you will have very precise milling machine... and so on ;-)
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According to amazons search engine this part does not match. The other thing is weather you have flex and not regular motor. Have to be specific on this. Pull a plug to get numbers on it. If not call your dealer for part number. Tell them your trying to figure out of plus you have are correct. Bs'm when looking up on amazon two different numbers pull up either old and new, or flex and regular. Good luck
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Mine has a "nylon insert lock nut" on the end of the shaft, with a washer. I purchase 10 pound spools of wire from Lowe's. For these spools, I cut a bushing from a black solid rubber, boat trailer roller, which I purchased from Wal-Mart. I cut the flared ends off in a chop saw. I used the center part for a bushing and I used one of the flared ends as a super sized fender washer to hold my homemade assembly onto the shaft. This shaft is only about 1/2 inch in diameter. The original spool is designed to fit directly onto this small shaft without any modifications. The lock nut is all that is needed for the original set up. It is included. Don't know about the warranty Mine has a "nylon insert lock nut" on the end of the shaft, with a washer. I purchase 10 pound spools of wire from Lowe's. For these spools, I cut a bushing from a black solid rubber, boat trailer roller, which I purchased from Wal-Mart. I cut the flared ends off in a chop saw. I used the center part for a bushing and I used one of the flared ends as a super sized fender washer to hold my homemade assembly onto the shaft. This shaft is only about 1/2 inch in diameter. The original spool is designed to fit directly onto this small shaft without any modifications. The lock nut is... » Read More Mine has a "nylon insert lock nut" on the end of the shaft, with a washer. I purchase 10 pound spools of wire from Lowe's. For these spools, I cut a bushing from a black solid rubber, boat trailer roller, which I purchased from Wal-Mart. I cut the flared ends off in a chop saw. I used the center part for a bushing and I used one of the flared ends as a super sized fender washer to hold my homemade assembly onto the shaft. This shaft is only about 1/2 inch in diameter. The original spool is designed to fit directly onto this small shaft without any modifications. The lock nut is all that is needed for the original set up. It is included. Don't know about the warranty « Show Less
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No, i just ordered the set and wasn't paying attention. Now I have to either return the ball for exchange or pay $10 at the auto parts store for the bushing to reduce the hole to 3/4" Not using the bushing will make the shank bang back and forth in the hole during braking and acceleration, causing inevitable failure of the shank. If you made the same mistake as me, exchange or get the bushing. I need to tow right away, so I will be returning the ball to amazon and buying the correct one from Walmart.
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Hi there. Actually, this is why I returned mine, as it would not set upon arrival. I thought I was doing something wrong, as I actually had to use a pencil to push the mechanism forward a bit.... After I did this, it would allow me to cock the string. I checked with a dealer to be sure it wasn't my fault, then promptly sent it back for a refund. I ended up buying a Recruit with scope for about fifty bucks more, and the trigger is solid (not wobbly and cheap), it's faster, quieter, and comes with sling and carbon arrows... No brainier with 5 year warranty. Obviously, your bow is out of warranty and unfortunately cannot be returned. Hope this helps. Good luck. Hi there. Actually, this is why I returned mine, as it would not set upon arrival. I thought I was doing something wrong, as I actually had to use a pencil to push the mechanism forward a bit.... After I did this, it would allow me to cock the string. I checked with a dealer to be sure it wasn't my fault, then promptly sent it back for a refund. I ended up buying a Recruit with scope for about fifty bucks more, and the trigger is solid (not wobbly and cheap), it's faster, quieter, and comes with sling and carbon arrows... No brainier with 5 year warranty. Obviously, your bow is out of... » Read More Hi there. Actually, this is why I returned mine, as it would not set upon arrival. I thought I was doing something wrong, as I actually had to use a pencil to push the mechanism forward a bit.... After I did this, it would allow me to cock the string. I checked with a dealer to be sure it wasn't my fault, then promptly sent it back for a refund. I ended up buying a Recruit with scope for about fifty bucks more, and the trigger is solid (not wobbly and cheap), it's faster, quieter, and comes with sling and carbon arrows... No brainier with 5 year warranty. Obviously, your bow is out of warranty and unfortunately cannot be returned. Hope this helps. Good luck. « Show Less
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I have a used rocket ball driver and the shaft is stiff. I like it because it does not flex and the impact is most always on line and because I am 73 yrs. old a like contact to be exactly were I tee up the ball. 20 yards longer as advertised,.
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It comes with a 1/8" and 3/32" collet. The collet size coincides with the shank size of the bit/bur that is being used.
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Yes, it does come with a silencer. The problem with the silencer is that it is only held on by 1 nut and bolt, on 1 point of the muffler tip. Almost all of the N1 mufflers on Amazon that have a silencer are like this design with 1 nut and bolt. The problem that this causes is that the silencer can vibrate, a lot. I just had to drill a second hold on the other side, go to the hardware store and grab another nut and bolt, and the problem was fixed. Then after about 5 minutes with the silencer, I ripped it off and went back to the beautiful deep roar that this muffler produces on my V6 3800. I sound like I have power, but have a great lack of power lol. Good Luck, Dave! Yes, it does come with a silencer. The problem with the silencer is that it is only held on by 1 nut and bolt, on 1 point of the muffler tip. Almost all of the N1 mufflers on Amazon that have a silencer are like this design with 1 nut and bolt. The problem that this causes is that the silencer can vibrate, a lot. I just had to drill a second hold on the other side, go to the hardware store and grab another nut and bolt, and the problem was fixed. Then after about 5 minutes with the silencer, I ripped it off and went back to the beautiful deep roar that this muffler produces on... » Read More Yes, it does come with a silencer. The problem with the silencer is that it is only held on by 1 nut and bolt, on 1 point of the muffler tip. Almost all of the N1 mufflers on Amazon that have a silencer are like this design with 1 nut and bolt. The problem that this causes is that the silencer can vibrate, a lot. I just had to drill a second hold on the other side, go to the hardware store and grab another nut and bolt, and the problem was fixed. Then after about 5 minutes with the silencer, I ripped it off and went back to the beautiful deep roar that this muffler produces on my V6 3800. I sound like I have power, but have a great lack of power lol. Good Luck, Dave! « Show Less
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That happened to mine when it was shipped so I called 800-4DREMEL, somebody there walked me through the process. It's sort of hard for me to explain but I'll try. Take off the collet nut, if you see a silver colored shaft still sticking out of the nut pull it out if you can, if you can't pull it out then push it out using something hard like a pen or the little screw driver/wrench thing that came with it. Then put the collet back into the dremel unit followed by the collet nut, then the shaft that has the drum disk goes in and tighten it down. Hopefully that helps somebody. If all else fails call the nice people at the company. I was very pleased with their customer service and my dog is pleased that I don't use the guillotine clippers on her anymore.
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In my experience, the nut is sold separately unless it says it is included. The assumption is that you have the old one available.
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Hello, there is no cap, you access the tips through the shaft, grasp the main shaft, and pull out from the handle, you will then find the other six bits, it might seem like it will not come out because it is held in by spring loaded ball Bering, just pull hard, I like this tool because of the two common size torx, also remember to place bits back in place when reversing bits if you don't, the inner small shafts will disappear into the main central shaft and you will need a needle nose plier to remove the smaller shaft out of the main shaft, hope this helps,
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I just got mine, I have the snowball. I cant figure this out either. The male end on the boom is too small to fit into the female end in the snowball. It needs an adapter to take it from the boom end to the snowball. If anyone knows anything on this, without me having to go to the hardware store to buy an adapter, please let me know.