What's the difference between the Dremel 7300-N/8 MiniMite 4.8-Volt & the Dremel 7300 PT?
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The only difference I could see was the accessories. The N/8 comes with shop-oriented accessories and the PT forces you to purchases the accessories you need for your type and size dog. Since we purchased the tool for a small dog, I bought a pack of the smallest sanding bands which worked out great!
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Dremel claims this spare armature is suitable for replacement to all their similar tools. In my case I have replaced in the model 300, 230 volts and it is working. I feel that this armature may be suitable to the models with operating voltages 230 volts and also for 110 Volts. The setting area and other setting applications of this armature appears to be the same for most of the similar DREMEL Models. however it is better to ask the company directly.
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I'm not sure. I've only seen the 120v models. You should inquire directly to tha Dremel website.
2016261
According to the website, its just different packaging. The tool is the same in either case, go with whichever is cheaper
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It should be fine, you can actually look on the dremel tool itself, the label will say to use with battery model 855, 855-2 so just check it to be sure. Hope this helps
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It's not about the volts. It's more about the quality of the product. Andies speed master and the Oster salon pros are two I would highly recommend. For an even smooth cut every time with less work. Gives you a more professional look.
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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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They are both excellent tool. The only reason i went with Dewalt cause sometimes if u just time it right they do have some promotions such us free dewalt tools Milwaukee doesnt do that often.
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TJH, I do not know the difference between the two, but I do love what I purchased. It works well, is reliable and tough. One of the best tools I have purchased. Dave
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Read on this one and it says "Max power of 4-volts with 20-percent longer run time", so supplied power is not the problem. The difference is on the charging connector for the tool. When the old one seemed to be some sort of a base, this one is simply a small cylindrical charging adapter that is inserted into the base of the tool, it cannot be used interchangeably with the older model.
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Yes, that is the correct battery for the 750 MiniMite dremel tool. Strongly suggest you try battery in your dremel tool when battery arrives, make sure battery works, also put battery in recharger to check that it recharges properly. In past I purchased extra batteries for the dremel tool so that I always had a fresh battery ready to use while other one(s) was recharging. Keep batteries in fridge to hold their charges longer. Also, keep batteries away from moisture, humidity as battery contact points can be damaged. Great tool for doing dog nail grooming!
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I really don't know, but these are really crappy batteries. Won't hold a charge worth a darn. Dremel should be ashamed that they provide such poor product.
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Not sure, but really doubt it. Our cordless 19V drill works good but I think it has more power than the dremel. I assume you are talking the smaller dremel tool, not the big one that works like a saw.
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I have both. Bought Dremel first. Went out of town and needed a nail grinder and to avoid having two of the same, purchased the Nail Junky. They are comparable in speed. Dremel has rechargeable battery. Junky uses AA batteries. One advantage of Junky is having a plastic cover that protects user from inhaling the flying nail dust.
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I am not sure but I cannot recommend this product. I had to replace the one I purchased after very little use because the bearings went bad. I bought one the latest Dremel tools and have been very happy with it.
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I've had the DWS355 for over and year and added the corded Porter Cable PCE605K about 4 months ago. The PC shares the same 3.0 amp motor as the DWE315 and it isn't that much stronger than this beast. I prefer the grip of either Dewalt over the PC (it feels like your holding a beer can). The only negative the Dewalt has IMO is it's extremely loud. Louder than the Porter or my old HF tool.
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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.