Does the Variable Speed Rotary Tool work very well?”
The most helpful favorable review The most helpful critical review 11 of 12 people found the following review helpful: Buy the 6/90 instead! I am a novice with all things dremel (had only heard of them 2 weeks before my purchase). I had one particular project in mind and was very wary of spending 75 bucks for one reason but thought that I will probably come up with a multitude of reasons over the next 5 years (hopefully it lasts that long). With that said, it has worked very well. It does get very hot after… Read the full review › Published on February 16, 2006 by S. Govani › See more 5 star, 4 star reviews 70 of 72 people found the following review helpful: A tool that feels like a toy… I bought this Dremel because it is the only one that works with Dremel’s new multisaw attachment. With that attachment, which is sold separately, you can use it like a miniature reciprocating saw (Sawzall). Just pop any “T” or “U” shaped jigsaw blade in, and you’re in business. I don’t know of anot
I found 80 customer reviews for the Dremel Variable Speed Rotary tool at amazon.com, where the average rating is 4 stars. The majority of the reviews are excellent, and say the tool works quite well and is very useful. Here is the link where you can read them: http://www.amazon.com/Dremel-3956-02-MultiPro-Variable-Accessories/product-reviews/B00006JSPB/ref=dp_top_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 4 stars: This is a fantastic tool for a home owner or craft enthusiast. The range of small tasks that you can achieve with the Multipro is unbelievable and easy, even for an untrained person. This kit includes a flexi-shaft, which helps you get into corners by extending the accessory bit using a long flexible shaft. You can buy the shaft separately if you already own the t
I bought this Dremel because it is the only one that works with Dremel’s new multisaw attachment. With that attachment, which is sold separately, you can use it like a miniature reciprocating saw (Sawzall). Just pop any “T” or “U” shaped jigsaw blade in, and you’re in business. I don’t know of another tool that can be used in this way, and for that reason and that reason alone this Dremel is worth owning. I already own another multiple-speed Dremel, and I thought I’d sell it once I bought this. But I’m keeping both because this new Dremel simply feels cheap and poorly made. It seems like its plastic case is flimsier and it doesn’t feel as balanced when it’s operating. It certainly isn’t ergonomic. Any Dremel user who buys this latest model will instantly notice the drop-off in quality. On the good side, the multisaw attachment works well and the molded plastic case is designed to hold the Dremel, the multisaw and planer attachments, jigsaw blades, the included circle cutter and flex sh
