Dremel Lite Rotary Tool

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Dremel Lite Rotary Tool

Believe it or not, the rotary tool was developed back in 1932.  Sure it has changed a lot over the years but the one thing that hasn’t changed, it’s a very useful and practical tool.  Back in 1993 Bosch bought the company and they have been running it ever since.  Since the purchase, Dremel has expanded its line of tools, which will be covering the Dremel Go screwdriver.  But for now, let’s talk about the Dremel Lite Rotary Tool.

Dremel Lite Rotary Tool – Information

  • Name – Dremel Lite 4-Volt Cordless Rotary Tool with Accessories
  • Model – 7760-N/10
  • Price – $49.97
  • Where to BuyThe Home Depot
  • ReviewsDremel Reviews

Dremel Lite Rotary Tool – Features

When working on small projects, projects that are delicate or you need to get into tight spaces, the Dremel is a go-to tool.  So let’s talk about features.

  • Powered by a rechargeable 4V Li-Ion battery – Comes with a charging cable
  • Four variable speeds (8,000-25,000 RPM)
  • EZ twist nose cap
  • Battery fuel indicator

Dremel Lite Rotary Tool – Impressions

So what can I say about Dremel?  They are the inventor and it’s the leader of the pack.  The Lite is a great tool for the beginner and anyone looking to sand wood, engrave metal, cut plastic and everything in between.  The tool is lightweight which makes it easy to handle for fine detail work.  The speed selector is convenient and easy to change with your thumb on the fly.

I think the price of $50 is a great value for a couple of reasons.  First, you can do so much with this tool.  Second, it’s a Dremel which means it will last.  I don’t know when I bought my first Dremel, but it still works and I still use it.  Sure it is now outdated since it has a cord but never the less, it has been there when I needed it.

Dremel Lite Rotary Tool – Wrap Up

I think any homeowner, DIY person, arts and crafts enthusiast can get a ton of use out of this tool.  Let’s be honest, it’s a Dremel and if you’re looking for a rotary tool, Dremel is the only way to go.  I know you can get knock offs for cheaper, but this is a tool I would go with the leader, which is Dremel.  They are built to last, lightweight for great control and built to be easy to use and changing the bits is easy to do.  So really what else is there to say.  If you’re looking for a rotary tool, Dremel is the way to go.

*This is part of the THDPRoSpective program

1 COMMENT

  1. Love love all of my Dremels! I own 3 different ones and use all 3 depending on project. I’m a woodworker and a do it yourself kinda gal and mom of three. My tool bag must contain a Dremel!

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