I'm new to Dremels, but this thing has been great. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfPgcZ5_Cl0HDUKkMJAKde11YKQZVgMoR The variable speed is awesome and the cordless aspect makes it so easy to work with. I am constantly finding uses for it that make tasks easier. Recently I put in a new deadbolt on one of our doors. I knew I had to enlarge the hold where the deadbolt goes into the door frame. At first I thought I would have to get a big router and figure out how to use it for that, but then I rermembered we have the dremel. I was able to enlarge the hole almost as easy as if I was drawing with a pen. It's also great for grinding our dog's nails done and so many other household tasks.
This video answered all my questions especially if this attachment fits the my cordless dremel which you use in your video, you explain things in manner that is very easy to understand and include important details that make a difference in properly operating the tool and in a safely manner.
Hi there mate, excellent videos bud, I have myself a Dremel 3000 which I brought only yesterday and used your videos to learn about the machine and all the different applications. Best thing I ever did was buy this little beast, made life so much more easy when coming to certain jobs and hobbies ✌️👌
First, thanks for the informative video, I do appreciate the time and effort you have expended to bring us, random strangers, some useful knowledge. Thank you. Second, I just want to make a quick comment about the one of the ads I saw during this video, not that we will see the same ads as everybody else when watching any particular video, but I am rather certain that anybody who watches a few videos on UA-cam will undoubtedly be confronted by this ad. This ad is about the young engineer who worked for a car company, specifically researching ways to make vehicles more fuel efficient. One day, he discovers that the software controlling the fuel usage is causing the vehicles to use too much fuel. He informed his boss of his findings, thinking that he would be praised, and possibly receive a promotion. Instead, he was fired. Allegedly, after being fired, he discovered that all vehicles manufactured today use this old, outdated software, so he decides to take his discovery, and build a tool that plugs into the OBD port of modern vehicles that would correct the software, making one's engine more fuel efficient, hence saving the driver thousands of dollars every year. The ad continues about how Big Oil doesn't want the public to have such a device, and so they were sued by Big Oil, and now they can no longer sell their product in stores legally, so it is only available online (something right there smells fishy to me). In an attempt to persuade consumers to run out and purchase one of these, they continue with that little sob story about how Big Oil is also pursuing legal means to prevent them from selling the gadget online, and it looks like Big Oil would win such a case. Thus, these gadgets will not be available for much longer, so you better hurry up and order one today. Okay, here's a further issue which I am surprised I never realized previously. Let's assume these gadgets work, whether or not they work well is moot, but they work to some degree. Okay, you, the consumer, is suppose to rush and order one ASAP, so you can reap the rewards from owning such a money-saving product. Great, but we already know if such a gadget did exist, Big Oil wouldn't want that . . . that is if the whole story about outdated software is not fiction. Now, the gadget sellers are insinuating that if you hurry and order one of their gadgets today, then you'll be set for the life of said gadget. However, with Big Oil in the picture, and with them suing the manufacturers to prevent the sell of their gadgets in stores, and then a secondary suit to prevent online sales, they would still want to address all the consumers who have managed to acquire these gadgets prior to them making them illegal. So, why would they not alter the software on vehicles to render those gadgets useless. If everything in this ad was true, then what? Being a consumer, you order one, receive it, use it for a month or two, maybe six, and then its useless? I think the whole story behind the product is rather suspicious to me, but for the sake of argument, if everything is true in the advertisement, then are the people who are ordering this product not realizing that Big Oil would soon render all the gadgets that managed to be sold completely useless? Just something to consider prior to purchasing . . . somewhat akin to all those get rich quick schemes. If those schemes really work, then why do you want to increase your competition, and sell the scheme to the general public??? Logic thrown completely out of the window!!!
Nice video you are like a Mister Rogers of tools your videos are very Methodical nothing left out covered from A to Z you would be a great instructor if you are not one already
This attachment is great for plaster ceiling and walls. If you're an electrician and need to install led waffle lights this attachment will save you from having to repair a plaster ceiling or have the customer fix it. I use this attachment with a tile cutter bit for the initial plaster cut out. The change the bit to remove the wood latch behind the plaster and you'll have a clean hole and no need to repair the ceiling
Thank you sooo much. Great video and instructions. I have the electric Dremel tool 285...although I read the instructions but, watching your video was very helpful. This cutting kit will make carving out my tombstones for Halloween much easier this year. Thanks again😱😃I'll have to check out your other videos.
You only need to leave 1/16 sticking out when using dremel bit #560. The one that comes with the kit is #561. #560 is just for drywall and I’m not sure why that one only needs to stick out 1/16 past 0. Probably to make sure you cut all the way through the drywall but just speculating . lol
Purchased a Dremel Micro 8050 a few years back. This 565 Cutting Kit Tool could have come in real handy, IF it were even compatible. Talk about buyer's remorse. :(
Thats because he has a drywall bit in it. If you use the plunge router attachment you can do some impressive. Plus I use it to power carve. Check out Kutzall verycoarse bit demo.
Please keep posting but speed it up. This application would be better done with a hole saw. Do you have adequate vision to see where the cutting tool is going?
This tools are better if you shall cut irregular holes or make grooves in the material. The big opening in the tools are for dust removal and to see where you're cutting. But remember safety goggles, because there's a lot of dust. If you shall make a cirkular hole a hole saw is better.
Huh, so this confirms there's actual manuals with, like, words… I recently got a Dremel 3000 and except for the safety instructions, everything is just pictures and most of the time I have no damn clue what they're supposed to mean. All info concerning the tools coming with it in there is max rpm and suitable materials, but nothing else… I can't even figure out what the exact attachments I got are since that seems to be listed exactly nowhere. I did however notice that your tool looks different then what I thought is a cutting tool - turns out that's just a regular old drill. Gonna go get this attachment now, so I can mill clean 90° into my horrible inaccurate MDF cuts.
Can you explain how to tighten the collet nut? I have the manual in front of me and following the directions but the collet nut does not tighten. I have no problem tightening attachments with dremel chuck. Not being able to tighten the collet takes away many best uses for the dremel 4300. Very disappointed...
Thanks for this video. It's very useful. Helped me learn a lot. I use a Proxxon rotary tool which doesn't have the threaded nose cone that the Dremel has. Any idea if, without the threads, I'd be able to attach to my Proxxon? Thanks for any suggestions : )
Can you use this to route as well? Or will it have to be a through cut? I need to purchase a tool to cut and to route so wanted to know if I needed not this and the plunge router tool or if this will work with a Dremel router bit set to the proper depth.
You're absolutely correct, the collar has a built-in wrench to loosen and tighten the nut. I'll admit it hasn't come up often, but boy when it does it's handy.
Do you think this would cut 1/2" and 3/4" plywood? Or does it work better on MDF? Would like to use this to cut a 6" hole in 1/2" plywood for a cornhole game, but don't want to ruin the board if it doesn't work very well.
Hi April, thank you for watching! I am sorry I am not sure unfortunately. I have not used this to cut through plywood, so I am not sure if it would work. Thanks again for watching.
Now, what I don't understand is, what's the difference between this router and the other one that is double handheld and transparent plunge router or so, you already know the one that I'm talking about.
Hi Sir Kay, Thanks for watching, I appreciate it! This one is not a router, it is a cutting guide and multipurpose cutting bit. Dremel makes a plunge router attachment (335-01,) and they make a circle cutter and straight edge guide attachment (678-01) that can be used to route in a straight line.
Hi Crystal and thanks for watching. I am not sure why it would be doing that and I would contact Dremel for assistance. If it is coming loose every time you use it that is a safety issue. I would stop using it immediately until Dremel can help you resolve the issue. Good luck and hope you get it fixed!
I'm confused too, those cutter bits are made to carve out irregular shapes and sections, which would be a much better test and would also make more sense to demonstrate.
Bought one to make bird house windows thought it was rubbish far too noisy and innacurate and my scroll saw does a much better job wish hadn't wasted my money
That is because a dremel is not ment to be used as a hole saw. This attachment is ment to be used to carve a small slot or to engrave. all it is actually for is to make sure you keep the dremel in a 90 degree angle and to have a consistent depth while carving. It is not ment for this purpose.
@@stephandevriesere3667 it's rubbish at carving as well big thumbs down from me and I do a lot of carving work with the Dremel and kutzall bits but this just sucks
Try that hole saw on a plaster ceiling 😅 It's not pretty to say the least Now this attachment with a tile cutter and then the wood bit and I no longer need to repair a plaster ceiling
Bless you for showing me all this. I hadn't the faintest idea what this bit was for, and the manual didn't tell... appreciate it, cheers.
I'm new to Dremels, but this thing has been great. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxfPgcZ5_Cl0HDUKkMJAKde11YKQZVgMoR The variable speed is awesome and the cordless aspect makes it so easy to work with. I am constantly finding uses for it that make tasks easier. Recently I put in a new deadbolt on one of our doors. I knew I had to enlarge the hold where the deadbolt goes into the door frame. At first I thought I would have to get a big router and figure out how to use it for that, but then I rermembered we have the dremel. I was able to enlarge the hole almost as easy as if I was drawing with a pen. It's also great for grinding our dog's nails done and so many other household tasks.
A really excellent video and quite unique in this respect: you actually referred to the instructions!!! This must be a first on UA-cam! ;-)
Thanks for watching and the feedback, I appriciate it! I do like to reference the instructions!
I agree completely. So many ‘unbox’ the item without even looking at the instructions. SMH
This video answered all my questions especially if this attachment fits the my cordless dremel which you use in your video, you explain things in manner that is very easy to understand and include important details that make a difference in properly operating the tool and in a safely manner.
Thanks for watching and I'm glad this video was helpful!
Hi there mate, excellent videos bud, I have myself a Dremel 3000 which I brought only yesterday and used your videos to learn about the machine and all the different applications. Best thing I ever did was buy this little beast, made life so much more easy when coming to certain jobs and hobbies ✌️👌
Thanks for watching, and I am glad the videos have been helpful!
i just bought a dremel 3000 also so i have a question so we can use this multi tool on the 3000 also???
Agree 💯. I got the 3000 also. Didn't know there was a cordless, I should have known.
First, thanks for the informative video, I do appreciate the time and effort you have expended to bring us, random strangers, some useful knowledge. Thank you.
Second, I just want to make a quick comment about the one of the ads I saw during this video, not that we will see the same ads as everybody else when watching any particular video, but I am rather certain that anybody who watches a few videos on UA-cam will undoubtedly be confronted by this ad. This ad is about the young engineer who worked for a car company, specifically researching ways to make vehicles more fuel efficient.
One day, he discovers that the software controlling the fuel usage is causing the vehicles to use too much fuel. He informed his boss of his findings, thinking that he would be praised, and possibly receive a promotion. Instead, he was fired.
Allegedly, after being fired, he discovered that all vehicles manufactured today use this old, outdated software, so he decides to take his discovery, and build a tool that plugs into the OBD port of modern vehicles that would correct the software, making one's engine more fuel efficient, hence saving the driver thousands of dollars every year.
The ad continues about how Big Oil doesn't want the public to have such a device, and so they were sued by Big Oil, and now they can no longer sell their product in stores legally, so it is only available online (something right there smells fishy to me). In an attempt to persuade consumers to run out and purchase one of these, they continue with that little sob story about how Big Oil is also pursuing legal means to prevent them from selling the gadget online, and it looks like Big Oil would win such a case. Thus, these gadgets will not be available for much longer, so you better hurry up and order one today.
Okay, here's a further issue which I am surprised I never realized previously. Let's assume these gadgets work, whether or not they work well is moot, but they work to some degree. Okay, you, the consumer, is suppose to rush and order one ASAP, so you can reap the rewards from owning such a money-saving product. Great, but we already know if such a gadget did exist, Big Oil wouldn't want that . . . that is if the whole story about outdated software is not fiction. Now, the gadget sellers are insinuating that if you hurry and order one of their gadgets today, then you'll be set for the life of said gadget. However, with Big Oil in the picture, and with them suing the manufacturers to prevent the sell of their gadgets in stores, and then a secondary suit to prevent online sales, they would still want to address all the consumers who have managed to acquire these gadgets prior to them making them illegal. So, why would they not alter the software on vehicles to render those gadgets useless. If everything in this ad was true, then what? Being a consumer, you order one, receive it, use it for a month or two, maybe six, and then its useless? I think the whole story behind the product is rather suspicious to me, but for the sake of argument, if everything is true in the advertisement, then are the people who are ordering this product not realizing that Big Oil would soon render all the gadgets that managed to be sold completely useless?
Just something to consider prior to purchasing . . . somewhat akin to all those get rich quick schemes. If those schemes really work, then why do you want to increase your competition, and sell the scheme to the general public??? Logic thrown completely out of the window!!!
Thanks so much!! I’m new to rotary tools and my new dremel my husband bought for me. You helped so much!
Dremel Cutting Guide (cuts up to 3/4") (check to make sure it's compatible with your tool)
Dremel 561 Multipurpose Cutting Bit (use with wood, plastic, drywall, fiberglass, vinyl or aluminum siding, acoustic tile & laminate)
7:27 Recommended speed settings:
plastic, fiberglass, & laminate: 10K - 15K RPM
wood: 20K - 35K RPM
drywall, vinyl or aluminum siding, & acoustic tile: 35K RPM
Nice video you are like a Mister Rogers of tools your videos are very Methodical nothing left out covered from A to Z you would be a great instructor if you are not one already
Hi and thanks for watching! I appreciate that feedback and put a lot of work into my videos and I am glad you enjoy them. Thanks again for watching!
Excellent & very well explained which also made it easier to understand. The instructions that come with this Dremel accessory are not great.
Superb! Just the video I needed to quickly get up and cutting a hole in a bucket. Thanks.
This attachment is great for plaster ceiling and walls. If you're an electrician and need to install led waffle lights this attachment will save you from having to repair a plaster ceiling or have the customer fix it.
I use this attachment with a tile cutter bit for the initial plaster cut out. The change the bit to remove the wood latch behind the plaster and you'll have a clean hole and no need to repair the ceiling
Thank you for this video. I needed it to cut some plexiglass to an exact shape.... Perfect results!
Thanks for watching, and I am glad this video was helpful!
Thank you for the explanation. I will be attempting to use this to make the cut in a door to fit a hidden door hinge. Hope it works!!!
Dont do it with that bit !!!!!
This helped me to cut out small computer cabinet fans. Many thanks
Thanks for watching, I'm glad the video was helpful!
Thanking you. Very useful. Robbbert from Melbourne Australia. Have a great one and stay safe.
This video is just what I needed. I never read the directions. Lol. Thanks though.
Thanks for sharing your expertise. I just got the attachment and this video is very helpful.
Thanks for watching, I'm glad it helped!
Thank you sooo much. Great video and instructions. I have the electric Dremel tool 285...although I read the instructions but, watching your video was very helpful. This cutting kit will make carving out my tombstones for Halloween much easier this year. Thanks again😱😃I'll have to check out your other videos.
Works even better/easier on drywall, which is what I use it for.
Great demonstration thank you!
I just got mine, so the vid was very helpful.
You only need to leave 1/16 sticking out when using dremel bit #560. The one that comes with the kit is #561. #560 is just for drywall and I’m not sure why that one only needs to stick out 1/16 past 0. Probably to make sure you cut all the way through the drywall but just speculating . lol
Purchased a Dremel Micro 8050 a few years back. This 565 Cutting Kit Tool could have come in real handy, IF it were even compatible. Talk about buyer's remorse. :(
Hello, can you use that same bit to
Route into wood ?
I think its better suited as a drywall cut out tool.
Thats because he has a drywall bit in it. If you use the plunge router attachment you can do some impressive. Plus I use it to power carve. Check out Kutzall verycoarse bit demo.
Can you show how to cut a strait peice on a thick cardboard please
Very helpful tutorial. Thank you.
Please keep posting but speed it up. This application would be better done with a hole saw. Do you have adequate vision to see where the cutting tool is going?
This tools are better if you shall cut irregular holes or make grooves in the material. The big opening in the tools are for dust removal and to see where you're cutting. But remember safety goggles, because there's a lot of dust.
If you shall make a cirkular hole a hole saw is better.
@@peha524 Thank You.
Super awesome demonstration!
Thank you
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Huh, so this confirms there's actual manuals with, like, words… I recently got a Dremel 3000 and except for the safety instructions, everything is just pictures and most of the time I have no damn clue what they're supposed to mean.
All info concerning the tools coming with it in there is max rpm and suitable materials, but nothing else… I can't even figure out what the exact attachments I got are since that seems to be listed exactly nowhere. I did however notice that your tool looks different then what I thought is a cutting tool - turns out that's just a regular old drill. Gonna go get this attachment now, so I can mill clean 90° into my horrible inaccurate MDF cuts.
3D printed mine after watching this video. I lost the real one because i had no idea how to use it nor did i need to before.
Thanks for watching, That is cool you 3D printed one!
What printer?
where is a special drill attachents for cuting the hole like that , you know that right ?
Could you use this to router out a one inch long bowtie ( butterfly) wood inlay hole. If so what bit would I use? Thanks
Can you explain how to tighten the collet nut? I have the manual in front of me and following the directions but the collet nut does not tighten. I have no problem tightening attachments with dremel chuck. Not being able to tighten the collet takes away many best uses for the dremel 4300. Very disappointed...
I too liked your video pls show how make groove on wood.
Pls reply.
I love these tools, but damn are they loud! How about an option for one with with half the cutting power and half the noise?
Thanks for this video. It's very useful. Helped me learn a lot.
I use a Proxxon rotary tool which doesn't have the threaded nose cone that the Dremel has. Any idea if, without the threads, I'd be able to attach to my Proxxon?
Thanks for any suggestions : )
Super glue…
It looks like it is hard to see where you are cutting. I will be using a different bit and cutting holes in tile. Do you have a video on cutting tile?
My bit was still loose but I realized I hadn't put in the little tube with the splits at the end yet.
Very good and informative video.
Thank you for watching, I appreciate it!
Thanks!! Very useful
Really good video.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Thank you !!!!! I’ve subscribed
Dose it work with 220 V power flow?
Can the 561 bit be used without the cutting guide?
Can you use this to route as well? Or will it have to be a through cut? I need to purchase a tool to cut and to route so wanted to know if I needed not this and the plunge router tool or if this will work with a Dremel router bit set to the proper depth.
Great!
Thanks
how can you even see where you are cutting ?
Does the little bit cap thingy you took off before install the cutting guide be used to remove the collet nut? I feel like I’ve seen someone do that.
You're absolutely correct, the collar has a built-in wrench to loosen and tighten the nut. I'll admit it hasn't come up often, but boy when it does it's handy.
Thank you
Hi! Can I use with the 4300 dremel?
that circle is as perfect as a shotgun shot
Спасибо за урок . 👍🙏😍
You sure love to hear yourself talk.
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for watching!
Why would anybody use this instead of just using a standard hole drilling drill attachment bit?
Oops, missed a first-time step that I needed to insert the collet nut into the collet... All good... Works great now! LOL, silly boy...
holy this is 10X louder than normal electric router
Thanks!
Thanks for watching! I appreciate it!
Do you think this would cut 1/2" and 3/4" plywood? Or does it work better on MDF? Would like to use this to cut a 6" hole in 1/2" plywood for a cornhole game, but don't want to ruin the board if it doesn't work very well.
Hi April, thank you for watching! I am sorry I am not sure unfortunately. I have not used this to cut through plywood, so I am not sure if it would work. Thanks again for watching.
If instructions manual are human you are the instructions manual man lol
Thanks for watching! I'm not sure if a compliment or not but I'll take it :)
@@ToddsGarage hahaha it is compliment man
@@sanb3586 lol, I thought so, it made me laugh, I do like to talk about the manual!
Or a holesaw
Now, what I don't understand is, what's the difference between this router and the other one that is double handheld and transparent plunge router or so, you already know the one that I'm talking about.
Hi Sir Kay, Thanks for watching, I appreciate it! This one is not a router, it is a cutting guide and multipurpose cutting bit. Dremel makes a plunge router attachment (335-01,) and they make a circle cutter and straight edge guide attachment (678-01) that can be used to route in a straight line.
What wood is this??
You don’t need to remove the collet to insert a bit.
Yea, try a hole saw...
Is that table made of floor 'wood'?
Thanks for watching! Are you asking about the work bench I was using in the video?
you sound a lot like john carmack :)
Hm take a ryobi drill go faster 😎 only joke but dremel are super to do smal job 🙏
This piece keeps coming unloose every time I start cutting and it will stop cutting
Hi Crystal and thanks for watching. I am not sure why it would be doing that and I would contact Dremel for assistance. If it is coming loose every time you use it that is a safety issue. I would stop using it immediately until Dremel can help you resolve the issue. Good luck and hope you get it fixed!
Video starts @ 7:58
Where can I buy this tool?
Hardware shops, tool shops, any number of online retailers... many, many places.
Begining at 8.00...
I don't get it. You've gone all the way through the MDF, so why not use a circular drill bit? The cut would have been so much cleaner.
I'm confused too, those cutter bits are made to carve out irregular shapes and sections, which would be a much better test and would also make more sense to demonstrate.
Bought one to make bird house windows thought it was rubbish far too noisy and innacurate and my scroll saw does a much better job wish hadn't wasted my money
That is because a dremel is not ment to be used as a hole saw. This attachment is ment to be used to carve a small slot or to engrave. all it is actually for is to make sure you keep the dremel in a 90 degree angle and to have a consistent depth while carving. It is not ment for this purpose.
@@stephandevriesere3667 it's rubbish at carving as well big thumbs down from me and I do a lot of carving work with the Dremel and kutzall bits but this just sucks
3:10
You haven’t got any of the shaft showing like it said
dude, the drilling sound can be edited out.. That's some shrill stuff. Once you show it starting the cut, ff cuz it's unnecessary.
My ears! I'll use a hole saw and save time and electricity.
my thoughts exactly. my dremel always sounds like it is dying & very disturbing...
You get used to it, but if you aren’t cutting a circle then use the dremel. If you wear headphones the sound isnt so bad
Try that hole saw on a plaster ceiling 😅
It's not pretty to say the least
Now this attachment with a tile cutter and then the wood bit and I no longer need to repair a plaster ceiling
Just get on with it
Funny why you don't use drill?
MDF always has a ton of sawdust. Horrible stuff.
Thanks for watching, I agree MDF has a lot of sawdust for sure!
did this dude say debreeze
Hi thanks for watching! I'm not sure what that means.
the correct pronunciation is “Deb-ree”
great guidelines just have a problem with his voice annoying
Hey what are those tools holding the plywood down on the table
you have commercials? WTF?
Looks real bad I’d use a drill faster😊
One of the most boring videos I've tried to watch. Sorry but it's a definite no from me.😴😴🥴
As soon as you started the dremel and didn’t mute that horrible sound I quit watching. Bad audio.
I will be honest, I loved it - some people like listening to people chew or bubble wrap popping, I like listening to woodshop sounds lol