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Dremel 17-piece 1-speed Multipurpose Rotary Tool with Case

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Dremel 17-piece 1-speed Multipurpose Rotary Tool with Case

Article #330851431 Model #200-1/15

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Description

The Dremel 200 Series rotary tool offers the precision and control required to complete a wide range of projects. Its two-speed settings allow you to use the low-speed setting for lighter-duty applications like; the high-speed setting is ideal for heavier duty projects like routing, cutting and sanding applications.

Two speed control allows you to set your speed at 15,000 or 35,000 RPM with a flip of a switch
Click-and-set on/off switch allows precise speed selection
Cool-running ball bearing construction for smooth and quiet operation
Double hull construction eliminates direct heat transfer to hand for added safety
Replaceable brushes provides longer motor life

Product specifications

Kit

Yes

Series Name

Dremel

Case Type

N/A (no case)

Chuck Capacity

1/8-in

Battery Included

N/A (corded)

Battery Voltage

N/A

Corded/cordless

Corded

Warranty

2-year limited

Speed Type

1-speed

Application

Multipurpose

Chuck Type

Keyed

Maximum Amperage

N/A

Cordless

how long to charge the battery ,suggestion to the company this must be included in your instructions it is a must

Asked by: jack37

Probably not mentioned because it is a corded tool. Note the reference to a 6 foot cord.

Answered by: Jim889

Date published: 2019-04-16

Dremel 17-piece 1-speed Multipurpose Rotary Tool with Case is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 129.

Rated 2 out of 5 by VelocityRC from Nice Tool But Consider The Next Step Up At Minimum I have used Dremel rotary products for many years and I have to say I am disappointed with this one. The low speed has very little torque and stalls easily and the high speed is a bit fast for delicate work. If you plan to use a flex attachment the low speed torque is even worse and the high (33,000 RPM) on the high speed will heat up your flex shaft even with minimal bending of the cable on a frequently cleaned and dry lubed cable. Consider another model with more than 2 speeds. On the plus side Dremel has added the ability to consumer replace motor brushes and extend service life of the tool, just don't let the brushes get too short before replacement. A tool for this is also provided and be sure to follow the break in procedure.

Date published: 2016-05-26

Rated 1 out of 5 by Jordonr from Not a quality tool Upon opening box on my model 200 and powering up for first time, the tool vibrated badly and the shaft had a wobble to it. I emailed Dremel and told them of the problem, they sent me out a new model 200 free if charge. New unit worked well for several jobs but then it would not start unless the switch was wiggled as if it were making a bad contact. Tool finally quit altogether. Took apart and cleaned the switch and brushed to no avail. Must have burned out some electrical component in the switch assembly. Maybe the model 4000 or 4300 are better built.

Date published: 2020-04-18

Rated 5 out of 5 by ronklis from The Tool Great for those little jobs that the big or regular tools would be to clumsy for. Plenty of power and simple to change out to different accessories.FIRST TIME USED you`ll be very comfortable within minutes. Two speed settings,very smooth no jerking.Strong accessories lock in also........................And the price AOK

Date published: 2013-09-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by TimO from Dremel 200 Series Overall it did the job for which it was purchased - removing grout from two tile floor that are over 20 years old. The smaller bits do tend to break and/or wear down. They can be expensive but they do grind out the old grout. In one floor the grout came out a fine powder. The other floor had some mortar or mastic mixed in and I lost 4 bits there.

Date published: 2013-06-17

Rated 3 out of 5 by MOEnthusiast from A little misleading My previous Dremel of 10+ years finally quit and I needed a quick and inexpensive replacement. I went to Lowes and saw this on an endcap on sale for $40 and decided to purchase. I have two complaints about this unit: 1. The packaging has a handle that I took to be part of a case - it's not. This item does not come with a case. Why a small, lightweight box would have a handle other than to fool someone into thinking there was a case is beyond me. 2. The dremel is noisy and raspy, especially at higher speeds. My previous Dremel always sounded smooth, much like an airplane engine, as it revved up. This one sounds like it's on the verge of having an internal explosion. I've only had it for a couple weeks and it's performed the jobs I've needed thus far, I just hope it's quality doesn't turn out to be poor.

Date published: 2013-06-16

Rated 5 out of 5 by Opamaui from This is an amazing little tool. I was able to cut through metal bolts, shape bamboo and trex composite decking material with ease. Just a tool I needed. Haven't tried all features but very satisfied sofar.

Date published: 2014-03-09

Rated 5 out of 5 by Dale S from Cost effective option for thorough grout removal I purchased a Dremel 200 Series based on a need. I was in the middle of a tiling project and had a bad mix of grout. I needed to find the most efficient way to remove grout and quickly landed on a rotary tool with a grout removal bit. It was an easy choice going with Dremel based on their reputation. What wasn’t so easy was choosing which model I wanted to accomplish the job at hand and stay on a budget. This is where I landed with the 200 Series. It offered the consistent power a cordless couldn’t and was cost effective verse the higher end models with variable speeds. In the end, the 200 Series made quick work of the grout, using the excellent grout removal bit that helps guide and keep the bit at the proper angel. For this particular job, I will say the 5,000 RPMs wasn’t quite fast enough, making the bit jump around and the 30,000 RPMs certainly did the trick and quickly, but got dust everywhere. Just a word of caution, where safety gear and seal off your working area (keeping some ventilation). I have not used the 200 Series for any other job yet, but for the cost, I figured I’ve got myself a versatile tool for many odd jobs that pop up. Fine detail sanding and lawn mower blade sharpening are a couple that come to mind.

Date published: 2016-05-31

Rated 5 out of 5 by Thomas from Good basic rotary tool Considered a cordless or variable speed tool. This was on sale and it works great for my needs. 2 speeds. quality build and a little smaller and compact than some others.

Date published: 2016-07-04