Dremel 200-1/15 Two-Speed Rotary Tool Kit with 1 Attachment 15 Accessories - Hobby Drill, Woodworking Carving Tool, Glass Etcher, Small Pen Sander, Garden Tool Sharpener, Craft and Jewelry Drill

During the last few years, I've been using a battery-powered dremel to file down the nails of our dogs. After putting a new battery in, the old one started to die. A few minutes later, the charger went bad, and I lost all power. Having a Dremel 3000 from HD, which was nice at first, but after the first use it stopped working, then it stopped working again after that. As I was watching one of the videos, I saw this one, which seemed to be a good fit for my needs. The size of the dial is smaller and has two speeds, which fits better in my hand. Two of them have very thick nails, and they are large great danes. They are more than capable of trimming and filing their nails at the lower speed. Usually, high speed would be quicker, but since they are so young, any stress would make the nail trimming session feel like a rodeo, so it is slower! I was very happy with the purchase of this drill. It has already proven to be more effective than the 3000 model at a fraction of the cost. We are very pleased with our purchase.

Naomi Bauer

| Dec 13, 2020

I am not versatile and I do not bring much value to the table. In the past few weeks, I stopped using my variable speed Dremel. It is not possible to just buy a new drama to replace your old one. A waste of money since you have to buy the entire kit. With a Dremel with two speeds, I might get just as good results as I get with my variable, but I wouldn't have to have a lot of extra accessories. In the end, it did not work out well. My first thought was that it would be a lot of work to use the two speeds on a Dremel. Of course, the slow speed is pretty useless, can't imagine how you would use it. It just didn't have enough power to do anything when I put a cutter wheel on it. There was no point in going to the high speed. There are a lot of projects that call for a medium speed and a two-speed Dremel is just worthless. The product does not have a great deal of versatility and does not give a great value. After you have used a variable Dremel, you would not want to use a two speed one. The truth is, this isn't the way you'd want to do it. Spend some extra money and get a variable instead.

Miracle Wolfe

| Mar 09, 2021

When I ordered the 3000, I had issues with the variable speed control switch, so I sent it back. It is good to have two speeds. It looks small and I think it will be easier to control due to its smaller size. It is very important that you read the manual and run it for 5 minutes without any attachments to allow the motor brushes to seat. Would be great if it came with a case, but there are companies making universal cases that are available.

Leland Turner

| Dec 30, 2020

It is my pleasure and privilege to be the proud owner of a Model 200 with both What you see in this picture is what you get in the $40 unit, 15 starter bits and a cool attachment that sharpens garden tools, such as axes and hoes.
According to the box, the unit was manufactured in Mexico, but designed in the USA. Sourced from countries around the world, the bits come in various sizes and colors. a great way to get your hands on a Dremel, and all I would advise prospective buyers is to choose whether you want a corded or cordless model. Those of you who have questions about the manual should call the number on it in Racine, Wisconsin, and if Shirley answers they are Although they may not be made in the United States, you can talk to an actual person if need be, and the product is rather good.

Viviana Acosta

| Mar 23, 2021

At work, we use these all the time to cut and trim metals and woods of all kinds. It actually happens at least once a year, and we have tried literally every model and manufacturer out there. Our preference is to buy these again and again. When the brushes wear out, they are inexpensive to replace, built like a tank, and are relatively easy to service. It's a simple matter of working.

Camden Knight

| Jul 12, 2021

The first dremel I purchased had me really excited until I discovered the collet is too small to hold any of the bits it came with? In the event that Dremel produces a solution, we will update this review.

Bristol Dunn

| Nov 30, 2020

I ordered this item at 6am and it was delivered before 10am. Not sure what happened. I'm so glad Amazon exists! From that point on, it was downhill. In the box was a Dremel and accessories that had been used previously, and it was obvious the box had been opened previously. As well as the wrench necessary to tighten it, it was missing. Even worse was the switch that went from two to four speeds didn't function. Neither the slow speed switch position nor the high speed switch position worked. My only regret is that I had to return the item after receiving used to have a dremel for years that was well-built and worked perfectly until I lost it some years ago in a move. As a result, I wanted another one. There is nothing interesting about this. There's no way Dremel could put out something like this. Forgive me, but maybe it was fine before I got one that I believe was either used or previous returned.

Jared HOPE

| Oct 29, 2020

As a woman who owned a couple of nail grinders (including one Dremel), I got tired of the battery running out before I could finish grooming my large breed dog's four paws. In order to achieve this goal, I wanted to have more power and not be dependent on any outside source Contains power. I wanted to give this a try after reading another review that said their great dane had responded well to it. Dremels are perfect for grinding a large dog's nails, and this Dremel will do the job. As already mentioned, it comes with the appropriate attachments and has a relatively low volume. The best part is that I never ran out of "juice" and I can use it for other features. There is a bit more weight to the handle than Dremel's dog-specific models, but I did not find this problematic at all (and I'm a small woman with a petite In addition to large dogs, it may be enough for smaller dogs, but it probably wouldn't be enough for smaller dogs. For those who have a large dog or several dogs, this is definitely a recommended product. There was a grammatical mistake which has been corrected.

Caiden Hamilton

| Feb 04, 2021