Dremel 220-01 rotary tool work station & press
The Dremel Work Station allows you to use almost any Dremel rotary tool as small table-top drill press. You can tilt the Dremel Work Station in 15-degree increments from 15 to 90 degrees horizontal. It can also be used as a telescoping FlexShaft tool stand. Finally there is a little tool caddy for holding a few bits, collets, and wrenches. Comes with the accessory nest, mounting wrench, and instructions.
Here is the link to the Dremel 220-01 Rotary Tool Work Station
Labels: Dremel, miniature, models, rotary tool, tools
posted by Dug North on 6/14/2009
3 Comments:
I own and use a wide variety of tools. I purchased on of these work stations and immediately returned it to the store. While I think the Bosch Company who purchased the Dremel brand a number of years ago has made great strides in improving the quality of Dremel tools they dropped the ball on this drill press. It does not have the ability to do accurate drilling. There is more than a 1/4 inch of play in the mechanism that locks the tool into position. In building a house a carpenter is happy when they hold to 1/4" tolerance. In miniatures a 1/4" off is a disaster.
Karin,
Hmmmm...something doesn't sound right! 1/4 of play is way too much for this type of tool. In which direction is all of this play?
Thanks,
-Dug North
I, too, am curious about conflicting Amazon reviews of the work station concerning its precision and the amount of play.
Les Clay
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