Product Comparison: Dremel 300-1/24 vs Dremel 4000-6/50
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- The variable speed works well and cuts well, I am still on the first cutting wheel.
- I love this little Dremel. Adjustable speeds and easy chuck to lock and unlock.
- The variable speed is especially important because different materials require different speeds to work properly.
- Not good for drilling thick steel as the speed is too high (I melted a bit trying to drill the steel shaft of a fan).
- The on/off/speed select slider is terribly made. I read the reviews, but didn't know it would be this bad. It is very difficult to select the lowest speed, it often slips right back off.
- I gave 4 stars because it can be difficult to change attachments. I'm hoping to get the EZ-lock accessory soon to see if that reduces the problem.
- The Dremel tool itself is great and I really appreciate the variable speed settings.
- It has plenty of power and the adjustable speed lets you tune the Dremel to the task at hand.
- But this Dremel is powerful and has adjustable speed setting. It took me awhile shopping online and reading reviews to find a Dremel that would meet all my needs and this is definitely the one.
- The tool doesn't have a lot of torque, so you need to let it operate at high speeds and let the rotational speed do the work.
- I feel that it is worth the money to get your Dremel with a varible speed control. Speed does matter and it gives you something to play with when you get bored or just thinking things over.
- The 300 series fits in your hand better than the 4000 or the XPR versions I have played with.
- My son-in-law loves this! It is simple to use, comes in a carrying case and is light weight.
- I love the 300 S for it's light weight. My hand and arm do not tire after hours of work.
- It is light, versatile, with just the right speeds for what I need.
- This unit works good. I previously had one of the original Dremels and finally had to replace it. They have made some real improvements. Nice size, weight and feel.
- Not a commercial rotary tool but a light weight all around small task tool as in hobbyist tool.
- It makes it hard to do some of the finer projects I was wanting to do because it's weight and size makes it awkward to handle.
- The flex shaft is particually nice since it allows you to have a light weight tool in your hands for detail work.
- I use this for my 2 Dremel work stations, drill press and router table, has the power the cordless doesn't, but the cordless is used more often for it's portability.
- The circle cutter is fantastic for creating circles in tile (which is why I bought one, after borrowing a friends XPR).
- A very good and powerful tool with lots of accessories. We are able to do most of the type of jobs that dremel tools do.
- There are many attachaments and accessories for every job. I prefer the routing accessories but I use it even for cutting and sanding. It is a small tool for great result.
- The Dremel 300 and its accessories allow me to undertake a wide range of jobs. For example, I used my Dremel 300 to repair some tiles around my bathtub. Also, the large assortment of accessories provides creative solutions to many handy man problems.
- I have owned two Dremel tools (a 300 and a 4000); the 4000 lasted less than a year of light use and the 300 lasted for exactly 7 uses. None of them were long or hard jobs.
- I've gone through several dremels and the 300 was by far the worst. It has two speed settings; slow as hell and fast as sh*t. It makes no sense to have only two wildly different speed settings on a precision multi-tool.
- Comes with some nice attachments, can't wait to use the sharpener on my mower blades and see how well it works. Very pleased
- This specific unit is extremely powerful, light, durable, and not too noisy. It includes a few bits which work well, but I wish i included more for the level of the kit.
- The better tool ever for home or diy, probably doesn't works for heavy duty works. but so much accesories can be attached.
- The tool is great the accesories are good but the only thing this that it did have the disk to cut wood that is my only fault with this product.
- Great product; love that I finally have the full set with all possible attachments included in the package.
- It has plenty of power for what I am using it for.
- It offers lots of power and fits the bill as that 3rd hand one often needs when tackling life's many jobs, both small & big. A real time saver and a well made, powerful little extra tool.
- With just the right rpm it delivers enough power for small jobs. I am very impressed with the action of this tool.
- It has lots of power when you need it and is still great for delicate jobs.
- The Dremel 300 has plenty of power for the tough jobs but, most of all, it is very easy to manipulate.
- It feels solid in my hand and has good power for what it does.
- As with all Dremel brand rotary tools, this is excellent construction, power, and versatility.
- So I love the dremel (when it was working) great power, easy to use, simple, did everything I needed it to do, except power back up it just stopped working out of the blue and only used it a few times.
- Be aware that you will lose some power with this extension, there were times when drilling and cutting that it would seize and I would have to turn it off, remove the tool, and start again moving slower.
- It has plenty of power and the adjustable speed lets you tune the Dremel to the task at hand.