Dremel 220-01 Rotary Tool Work Station | 
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| Brand: Dremel
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $55.76
Buy New: $38.07
You Save: $17.69 (32%)
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Avg. Customer Rating:  31 reviews
Sales Rank: 83
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.3
Dimensions (in): 6 x 6 x 12
MPN: 220-01
Model: 220-01
UPC: 805960022624
EAN: 0080596022624
ASIN: B00068P48O
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Dremel rotary tool work station; fits Dremel models 275, 285, 300, 395, 398, 400 XPR, 780, and 800 | | • | Converts Dremel rotary tool to drill press; drills at 90 degree vertical angle and in 15-degree increments to 90 degrees horizontal | | • | Study metal base with | | • | Includes work station, mounting wrench, instructions; rotary tool not included | | • | 56-square inch base; 1-year limited warranty |
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Product Description
For precision drilling, routing, grooving. 6" square work surface. Articulating tool holder allows user to drill at 90 vertical and increments of 15 up to 90 horizontal. Holds tool at 90 horizontal for polishing and sanding. Telescoping flex shaft tool st
Amazon.com Review
Turn that Dremel rotary tool into a drill press with this rotary tool workstation from Dremel. The station accepts several Dremel models to drill perpendicular and angled holes in 15-degree increments from 90 degrees vertical to 90 degrees horizontal. Inch and metric markings on the base make for accurate drilling of workpieces. Depth markings with depth stop provide consistent depth adjustment, while the sturdy metal base with four clamping points holds workpieces securely in place. The workstation also holds the rotary tool steady for other tasks, such as polishing metal objects, sanding different shapes and grinding metal pieces--with greater precision and less fatigue. The station's telescoping shaft allows adjustments to any height between 16 and 29 inches. On-board storage for drill bits, cords, and wrenches keep them all in handy reach. --Brian D. Olson What's in the Box
Work station, accessory nest, mounting wrench, instructions
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| Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...
 Dremel 220-01 Rotary Tool Work Station July 3, 2008
I am very pleased with this press.
It is not designed for 'ultra' precision drilling but works excellent for my needs.
I think it's a great product for the price.
 dremel May 14, 2008
It does much of what I want it to do, problem is it is only good for very light work or as a holder for the dremel for some jobs. Many of the parts are plastic and it moves around when the product is in use, any preasure placed on the tool and it distorts from center. I have got good use out of it anyway but it wont take the place of a drill press. If it was made of all metal it would be a sweet tool with few flaws.
 Dremel for PCB May 4, 2008
I purchased this drill stand to use with my Dremel MultiPro 395 to drill holes in home-brewed printed circuit boards. Rigidity is important in this application as the carbide drill bits are very brittle and any lateral movement will drilling will cause them to shatter plus hole placement is critical. I found this drill press combination to be fully up to the task.
Dynamite mini drill press May 2, 2008
Only have used it a few times for small projects but incredibly useful tool. Now the only question, what is the longevity.
Well worth the cost April 30, 2008
After using this 'drill press'/work-station for a little while now, I agree with the higher ratings. I've used it as a drill press, a cut-off tool and a mini-stationary grinder/polisher. If you want a ultra precision drill press, spend 2-4 hundred dollars more or better!
The first thing I did was chuck up a straight 1/8 inch rod and check the squareness to the table with a precision square (use any thing you know is square). With a little creative shimming of the main shaft to the table, check side-to-side and front-to-back. I had to use .oo3" metal shims on one side to get it square.
To drill decent holes, it helps to clamp the workpiece to the table first, if possible. Use an 1/8" center drill to start a hole, then the drill size needed. The German-made #4486 Dremel Chuck is a FANTASTIC accessory allowing quick chucking of the some of the smallest drills up to 1/8" and I highly recommend buying it (I don't take mine off). Common sense dictates that drilling most anything with this workstation needs to be delicate and not 'hogged' out!
I also would give this Work Station a 4-and-a-half star rating based on the price and versatility.
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