I'm new using a Dremel so bare with me. I need to know if these tips will work for china? I need a 6mm hole. Will this bit work?
757676
Hi Pam, I use my bits on hard stones and they work for them, slowly, so I would think they would work fine for china.
757677
I am not sure China seems pretty delicate. I used it to make holes in seashells and sea glass. I think if you hhad a practice piece. I put my pieces in a plastic tub tray of water and drilled them under the water. You can look it up under You Tube. Infact I think look you drilling holes in china pieces under You Tube I believe there will be a guide for you to go by.
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Yes, those bits will work in this screwdriver. The screwdriver comes with a flathead screw bit and a phillipshead screw bit. No. This is a relatively low RPM screwdriver and is not intended for drilling. It may drill holes in thin soft wood with the second set of bits you identified, but I would not expect to have satisfactory performance since it is really a screwdriver, not an electric drill.
529171
If it can fit in the chuck of your Dremel tool and can be tightened down properly, you should not have any problems with this tip. Thanks for asking.
1623585
I don't think they will fit. the part number from the Dremel manual is (Dremel P/N 2610005646-S) and Dremel has discontinued the parts in the US. It appears you can get them from GB or Australia.
1503141
My experience with this tool is that the bits are very very very fine for fine detailed work and you cant get bigger bits or burs is what they are called...I would get an dremel tool for your engraving
2019090
They would probably fit your drill, but I think it would not give you precise results. There are a number of small hand held rotary tools that are less expensive than the Dremel. I have the Black and Decker and get nice result because I can hold it like a pencil.
910292
I don't know. I would go on the Dremel website which might have that information. You can also call them.
1364927
Not exactly certain what you mean by compatible. The diameter of each drill is the same from tip to base, so you'd need a chuck that can adapt to the various diameters. The length of the drill set ranges from about 1.5 to 4", and I'm not sure if a Dremel is designed to hold the longer tool bits.
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Can't speak to the speed tip ones as I have never used them. I have used these to drill through: Metal (up to 1/4" steel, but mostly 12 GA aluminum) Wood (plywood, particle board, and 2xwhatever pine) Plastic (PVC and ABS) Drywall The bits cut a nice clean hole and did not wander. Hope this helps.
707047
not familiar with this model Dremel , but I am sure that it will work OK .Be sure to use some water while cutting .
1046574
I suggest you read the description better and listen to the other answers. These are very small and precise bits not meant for drilling.
1200403
I see no reason why these won't also fit a dremel. they are pretty standard.
1071941
Yes, they are the identical tool. I wouldn't be able to tell the difference if I picked up either one. All Dremel pieces work great (just make sure you have the right sized collet for the bit you're using).
544102
We used a 1/4 inch bit for glass/ceramic, not the pointy tip, but the round tip, fits perfect ! Good Luck
1872084
This routing adapter fits onto the main body of the Dremel itself, you still insert the bit into the same regular hole that you would normally. If the flex shaft is the same size as the main body, it should work. When I had my dremel light (activated by rotating magnets on the bit head), I had to remove this light to mount the router tool. Hope this helps!
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It depends on the attachment method; there isn't a general answer. In many cases, one can do this, but it's not universally true as if we were talking, for instance, about drill bits or hex-shank driver bits. All the accessories for the Dremel are securely attached by being clamped to the oscillating part of the tool which has 9 pins arranged in circular fashion. If you search at Amazon for the MM40 and scroll down you'll see a bunch of different accessories, most of which show the configuration of the holes that match the pins. If the accessory you're looking at has that attachment method it should work. A word of caution: This machine, though small, is pretty powerful, so you want the solid attachment that the dremel accessories have to it, and also good quality, because you don't want things breaking or flying off. You may also find that the lower prices of online sources more than make up for the shipping costs you'll have to pay, compared to the full price you're likely to pay in "smaller town stores."
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NO It's TOO SMALL Or if you prefer, the Wen threaded shaft(s) are too big in diameter. I bought both of these together and the Dremel 4486 will NOT thread onto the tool or the quick shaft included with the Wen.