TimberSurf's Vid Bit No. 17 - Dremel bits explained
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2024
- An explanation of what all those bits are for that come with and that are available for Hi-speed rotary tools, commonly referred to as a "Dremel" (which is just one brand)
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:07 1. Carving & Engraving
2:24 2. Sanding
3:29 3. Cutting - Recommended Fiberglass discs
4:12 4. Grinding & Sharpening
5:21 5. Cleaning and Polishing
7:41 Flap Wheels + Combi for finer abrasion
8:36 Other grinding wheels
9:01 Adapter - Wood router
9:27 Drills
10:04 Example for using cut-off wheels
10:50 Other tools - Clamp and Flexible shaft (Vid Bit No.12) - Навчання та стиль
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Just what I needed. Everywhere elsewhere they are only showing the tool itself, not the bits and what they are used for. And thanks for all the usefull advices during showcase
Glad you found it useful, content was aimed at what they don't tell you, so tick in the box from me! Thanks
@Petra Horzelenberg I have to totally agree. My Husband found me a Dremel Model 595 type 5 with the box but it is missing the book and tons of the Accessories. This video showed me what I do need to purchase for me to use along with my Spoon Carving and Axe Grinding also know I know what I need for Glass sanding to make some wind chimes.
Thank you sir yours was the most informative 👍 well done sir. May the Lord JESUS CHRIST BLESS YOU ✝️
I am also very thankful for this awesomely informative video! As others have mentioned, there is no real information on the attachments and their uses in most others videos that I’ve found.
I am always thinking… “thanks, but I read the product information box before purchasing my rotary tool, I even read the manual that came with it!”
Your video was super helpful and much appreciated. Many thanks to you sir.
I bought my first one 12 years before youtube. It came with what looks like a cut off saw but whole in the middle is the size of a quarter. Never figured it out.
You have a very lovely speaking voice and have produced an easy to follow video. Many thanks.
You are really great at explaining things clearly and concisely, without all the super annoying extra stuff UA-cam videos are full of. Thank you!!!
Wow, thanks! I try to do short and contrite, but there was so many bits, the vid wound up quite long! lol
Somebody lent me a rotary tool last week. They bought it but haven't the first notion what the bits are for - this video is _so_ useful!
Thanks. No excuses why you should not buy one then😜 ! And direct your friend to this video!😘
I _will_ ! Oh, and I _love_ your voice - it's so quiet and calm and relaxing.
@Sue Collins Thank you so much, I have been told it is very distinctive! 😘
Thank you so much. I'll be saving this video to watch again and again 👍🏼🙏🏼
Your welcome
Thank you so very much for this video and especially that you speak slowly and clearly for all of us that english is not our mother tongue ! 🙏
Your very welcome, glad you like my way of talking!
This video is 100 times more useful than the official Dremel videos. Thanks, man!
Thanks dude!
So true!
Awesome video, very helpful info explained in a very easy to understand manner! 🙌🏻
Thank you very much. I was searching for how do I use that canned wax and you just explained it.
Your very welcome!
Really good video because it is well organized to showcase the main components of what to use, when using a Dremel. Good clarification of bit types, as well as the purpose of each. I just got my first Dremel today and have been watching several videos on UA-cam. This video answers many, many questions that have come up while watching them. Thanks for taking the time to put together and post your video.
Welcome to the high speed tool club! Glad I could help!
Thank God. Finally an explanation of all these bits. So good I copied your video to my Desktop. Thank you, TimberSurf!
I am honoured, thank you!
What an invaluable how to guide. Wish I had seen this before using mine. I’ll definitely get more use out of it now. Thanks for sharing. Roy.
Thanks. There is nothing you cant research on UA-cam first these days!
@@TimberSurf Indeed and agreed with Mr. Studds. A question regarding interchangeability with other brands. Bits are interchangeable with Einhell however, do you know if gigs, adaptors general accessories like the Router and Workstation are working with the Einhell or other multitools as well? And again, thank you for this invaluable guide.
@@dionysislarson6352 I am not familiar with gigs, most bits are either 3mm (metric) or 3.12mm (Imperial), both fit the standard collet, other diameters could be used if the collet is changed.
@@TimberSurf That is disappointing news but thank you, Sir. I was just hoping, since Dremel has the vast majority (if not all), of the accessories, like the Workstation that I mentioned, that they'd work with a B&D, Stanly or Einhell multi-tools. Trying to find clear cut info. on this, isn't as easy as I'd thought it be. Oh, and I misspelled "Jigs" when I wrote Gigs. Again, thank you for the video and the response, Sir.
@@dionysislarson6352
I do not have an answer for your question either but a possible option / suggestion in case you are not able to find an answer. Home Depot has a very forgiving return policy. You could buy the attachment that you are hoping to crossover and if it does not fit, you could return it and let them know why. As long as it isn’t broken or beat up and you’ve just tried to fit it, you should have no problem with a return. Just a thought. Good luck, I hope it works out for you.
I do resin jewelry & charms & got a dremel as a gift to use for the sanding & polishing & have looked & looked for a video to show me how to attach the polishing disc & you saved the day! Thank you so much!
Glad I could help, but you now need an ultrasonic cleaner to get the rouge out of the crevices! lol
Oh this is such a good video. You've spent time editing and adding graphics to help us. Thank you so very much. You're a pro
Your very kind! I did spend a lot of time finding all the graphics, but I just wanted to be thorough and give an exhaustive spread of what's available.
Great tutorial for a newbie who isn’t sure what tools are best for what work. Thanks!
Your welcome
Best vid on dremals I’ve watched so far ,.. thanks 🙏
Very kind of you to say so, thanks!
Wow! VERY Concise & Comprehensive. You answered my question of different grinding wheel colors beautifully.
Thanks!
I already know I'll come back for this video often, as I'm learning to carve (soap)stone and using the 'dremel' in general.
Thanks bud!
Thank so very much Mr. Timbersurf; best info and examples I've seen for all of these Dremel pieces I have here!!!!! Thanks again sir.
Your very welcome Sir!
I'm 50 seconds in and already know this is a big-thumbs-up kind of a video! Thanks so much for taking the time to make and share this video, it's much appreciated! 👍
Your very welcome
@@TimberSurf That was very satisfying to watch, and super helpful! Saved your video to my crafts playlist and all, and very few make it there! 😆 Thanks again!
@Katharina Thank you, I am honoured 😘😀
Good job. Very useful. Haven’t used a fraction of the kit I’ve got as I had no idea what most of it was for! Thanks a lot.
You're very welcome!
بكم إشتريته
I can't wait for my rotary tool to be delivered so I can try all the different attachments! Thank you so much for this detailed, informative video.
You are very welcome, enjoy, but try not to get your fingers near the sharp end! lol
Thanks for a really informative tutorial Timbersurf. Just had a lovely Dremel with flexible shaft and dozens of tools for my 60th. Now I know what they're for!
Your welcome! It is a bit baffling that no instructions come with them! Enjoy your Dremel! (not jealous at all!!!😉)
Thank you very much! Have mine for a few months and I don't much of some bits' uses. Keep it up! New subscriber!
Thanks bud!
Outstanding, practical coverage of this topic. Thank you.
Nice of you to say so, cheers!
Thank you for this great video. I was perplexed at all the bits in my kit. Very clear and great editing too!
Glad to help, thanks very much, feedback is always appreciated!😉
Excellent video. I've been thinking of buying a rotary set & this video definitely helped me decide I can actually use one for various projects. Thank U 😊
So glad you found it useful, my aim is to allow you to make an informed decision.
Very informative! No other video explains bits as clearly as this one.
Thank you very much, especially for commenting!
Best informative video on a very complicated tool. thank you!
You are very welcome!
I have just brought a dremel type tool and I had over 200 different pieces,I'm new to these tools and the parts can be somewhat overwhelming ,I've been searching for a video to explain to me what most of the parts are used for and I have to say I really like this video as it's well informed but simple to understand,I have a few projects like sanding wooden parts and also cutting plastic parts to modify and this video gives me the confidence to try for my self and get these projects underway.
Great vid my friend and one of the best on UA-cam.
I made this video for you! lol. Try your technique and get some practice on some scrap bits first, before tackling something valuable!
@@TimberSurf yeah I will do and can't wait.take care.
Thank you for explaining the accessories. I’ve been looking for someone to explain them. Thanks so much!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇨🇦❤️🙏🏻🙏🏾🙏🏻
Your very welcome, thankyou!
Very well organized and comprehensive. Thank you so much.
Thank you, your welcome
Great job - best succint overview and general intro I've found to date, so thanks muchly for that!
Thanks muchly for the feedback!
This was just what I needed. Thanks!
No problem!
Thank you this is a most helpful explanation for a little box I inherited from my Dad.
Glad you are now enlightened 😉
Excellent... Simple... And clear and above all I learned a lot. Thank you
Your welcome, glad it was informative!
Thanks for explaining the accessories, especially for dividing them into 5 uses👍👍👍👍 great break down!
Your welcome, it just seemed logical to do!
You made this so very easy for me to follow....so informative....thank you very much!!
Your welcome
Morning Timbers informative video for all rotary tool owners love mine, sometimes I just cut, grind or polish stuff just because I can, probably have the most highly polished keys and tools in the country lol. Keep up the good work mate
Thanks, polishing your jewelry works great, so now you need an ultrasonic cleaner to get the "rouge" out, sounds like a future VidBit! lol
this video helped me a lot and was very clear forward. Thank you.
Cheers, glad it helped you.
Thanks a lot mister this will really help me a lot, I just a brand new rotary tool kit and I really didn't know almost anything before I watched your tutorial.
Glad you like it, twas the reason I made it to help others
Thank you for the explanation of the rotary tools. So appreciated!
Your very welcome!
Thank you. Clear & precise about most bits. Great info.
Your welcome, thankyou!
This is exactly what i was looking for !!! Thank you sooo much great explanations !!!
Glad to be of service
Having inherited a whole lot of dremel gear and not knowing what it could all be used for, this was a really helpful video to show what all the bits do, many thanks
Thankyou, you are welcome
Well, that's cleared up a lot of the Mystery about the myriad of bits that Dremel have. Thank you very much.
Glad I cleared that up for you! Your very welcome😀
Just bought my kit, Thank You Sir this is very helpful.
Your welcome, have fun and keep your fingers away from the "sharp" end! 😉
Thanks for this. Now i know what exactly the bits are for.
Your welcome!
Exactly the explanation I’ve been looking for!
You're welcome!
thank you for a straight to the point and well said and explained vid on the subject was just what i needed...huge thank you and i gave ya a thumbs up
Clarity is my middle name! lol Cheers bud
This is the Dremel bit video I have been waiting for!
BTW, I thought all through the video that this guy sounds just like Wallace and then when I saw you work on the model train tracks, I said "Aha!", it is Wallace!
Great video and give my best to Grommet :)
Not been compared to Wallace before! ( I don' think I have a strong Yorkshire accent) I do like cheese and also dogs, but can't give them credit for the railway, but they did help with the videoing!
Thanks and woof for the kind comments
Great presentation sir! 😀😀😄
Kind of you to say so and comment, cheers!
Attempting my first ever woodworking project, this video is uber helpful as i now know most of the 300 odd pieces with my kit are not going to be helpful for me. thanks so much for the explanation/descriptions! Why my kit didn't come with a brief guide is a mystery!
It's true, no clue why they don't come with basic instruction!
Nice explanation, TimberSurf. Thanks!
Your very welcome, cheers
I want to begin with wood engraving, whittling thus helped so much thank you
Your welcome :)👍
Man, I recently bought a dremel to make some stuff as a hobby, but never undestood the difference between some of these burrs. Like why some are orange and some are pink. I even saw some videos but it never explained everything like you did. Thank you so much for this video, I wish you the best! Just subscribed to the channel!
Thanks very much 🙂
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thank you!!!
Is there a piece that you can use to cut a glass bottle?
No problem, you are welcome
@@alextayaramusic Yes, the diamond cutter wheels!
Thanks for the video. This is helpful for the rotary I just received!
Your welcome!
This is great! Exactly what I needed!
Cool, I called it 17 just for you! lol
Thank you. This was very useful and great video. I learned a lot about my Dremel and its bits. Although the sound was very very awful. As a non-English person, it took me a lot of energy and focus to hear and understand you.
Thank you for your feedback, I am aware the sound is not great, I record in an echoey room with a cheap mic, I will upgrade my recording equipment soon.
Thanks for your precise explanation 👍
Your welcome Dorothy!
Amazing video ! Super helpful, thanks !
Thank you, you are very welcome!
Fantastic video, really helpful mate. Much appreciated.
Thanks very much, your welcome
Excellent explanation. Thank you
Thank you very much!
Excellent and very useful video, I will probably invest in one of those at some point.
Thank you, it will be a good investment!
Good clear explanation. Thank you.
Thankyou, you are very welcome
Great mate I've got all these bits and had no idea what they were for thanks.
Your welcome, yes the drill kits come with a mass of bits but no instructions! lol. Hence I thought I would make a guidance vid to clue people in.
Thanks for the help best video out there explaining in detail
Why thank you!
this was such a huge help! thank you so much!!!
Glad it helped!
Thanks mate.Have learned a lot.
No problems bud!
Awesome info thanks for sharing!
Glad to be of service!
Wonderfully informative!! Thank you!!
You are very welcome
drill bits, screw driver bits, socket bits, hole cutting bits, spade style drill bits, upholstry cleaning and polising bits, glass cutting saw bits etc
and that is the answer, but what is the question?
@@TimberSurf no question :P
This is a great video, thank you so much. 😊
Thankyou, you are welcome!
Thank you so much, I have been told it is very distinctive! 😉
There is nothing like a nice clean ring!
Yep, buffing your own jewellery saves a fortune at the jewellers!
Lol I was being facetious!
Hi Timbers - That was useful as I was toying with getting a Dremel/ Dremel like tool . It does seem very useful...............Cheers Kev
Glad it was helpful! Get one, wonderful tool!
Thank you so much this was a great help!
Your welcome!
Excellent explanation!! Thanks:)
Your welcome
Great video thanks I got mine wanted to use it for rock polishing but wasn't sure how to use the parts. Very helpful :)
Polishing at the highest speed, will make them look like Gem stones!
@@TimberSurf - Awesome!!! I'll try that and let you know :)
Hi TimberSurf, another great Vid Bit. I have a Dremel. And now I appreciate the accessories that come with it. Or can be purchased for it. Thanks. See ya.
Thankyou, glad you now appreciate half the junk you will never use lol
this video so helping me up
Glad it's useful
Thank you so much for explaining everything so well, problem is....I'll be up all night finding things to use it on. ;)
Don't worry, I have only ever used about half of the types myself in anger!
haha same here ive just carved a owl into my dads wooden nunchucks. oops
That was a great vid.. thank you very much
Your welcome
best video on youtube
That's really nice of you to say! Thankyou very much.
So helpful - thank you!
Thanks - your welcome
Thank you very much for the info.
No problem!
Great review. Thank you sir!
Review? I thought it was an explanation! lol . Thanks
Either or LOL. It was the video I was looking for
So useful - thank you!
So glad you thought so!
Thank you from Miami
Thank you from Wales
great overview
Thankyou!
This was great! I just ordered my first "dremel" today and I've never used one before, so this was very useful. The explanation that the disks tend to fly off when they break was one of the most useful, as I wouldn't have thought of that, though it makes perfect sense. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers! Yes, definitely a must to wear safety glasses when using cutting discs!
@@TimberSurf: Hehe, I had to find this video just to thank you again. As my first project, I cut a can to make a camping stove. Not five minutes into the project, the cutting disk broke and spun straight into the safety glasses on my right eye. I think I would've been blind now if I didn't get those glasses. I mean, it they can cut metal, they can probably cut an eye, right? Scary!
@@TimberSurf: Hehe, I had to find this video just to thank you again. As my first project, I cut a can to make a camping stove. Not five minutes into the project, the cutting disk broke and spun straight into the safety glasses on my right eye. I think I would've been blind now if I didn't get those glasses. I mean, it they can cut metal, they can probably cut an eye, right? Scary!
@@jeschinstad Glad you took the safety advice!
excellent video, thank you so much
Thank you, your welcome!
Great Video, Thanks
Thank you for finding my channel!
Thanks for the tips
Your welcome
Thanks heaps for that mate that explained so much. 👍🇦🇺
Your welcome, glad it was useful
I have a dremel, but not a single bit :). Your last video cost me money on buying step drill bits. Now this video is going to cost me money on dremel bits. Can you please make a video that is not going to cost me money?
(I laughed so hard . . . .) I am so very sorry about the step drills! I cannot take the blame for you buying a dremel with no bits! I may have to succumb to some blame later however, now that you know the range of bits you can buy! I promise that Vidbit 18 will only cost you 5 cents for the hack, but if you don't own the item in the first place, it may cost you another 50 bucks! lol
Just buy a set... Drill with bits.
Thank you for the video.
Your welcome
Thank you for this!
Your welcome
Thank you for the fantastic vid. You've just helped this newbie out big time!
Cheers, I made it for you! lol
Very helpful !
Cheers
Great Video...Thanks
Many thanks for the feedback