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Re: Worked great until the brushes burned out and I haven't been able to find them. Now it just smokes and barely turns.

In Response To: Worked great until the brushes burned out and I haven't been able to find them. Now it just smokes and barely turns. *NM* ()

Contact Dremel Customer service. I have a unit from 1968 that my Dad bought me when I was 9 and needed brushes the C/S agent was extremely helpful and sent me the brushes at NO CHARGE it works perfectly to this day. I have since purchased a plug in 2050 mini and multiple bits because of that interaction.

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Has anybody here used the Orbit Cordless Drill? It advertises a speed of 240 rpm which is significantly lower than the cordless dremel (6000 rpm on the low setting) I've been using. Haven't been able to find any reviews other than the company's so checking here. If it
- I've got an old (plug-in) single speed Dremel, and a speed control. I can crank that down to 1 rpm if I want to...
  - Good info. That would be helpful for doing 'welding' of plastic surgery too *NM*
  - Worked great until the brushes burned out and I haven't been able to find them. Now it just smokes and barely turns. *NM*
    - So, this post should read that I still have my first single speed Dremel and separate speed control. *NM*
    - Re: Worked great until the brushes burned out and I haven't been able to find them. Now it just smokes and barely turns.
- Slow speed drill from a model railroad magazine...
  - Updated article...

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