Dremel 8220 12v Cordless Rotary Tool Complete Review And Accessories Overview
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- In this video I do a complete review, unboxing, and overview of the Dremel 8220 Rotary Tool. I go over each accessory and talk about what they are used for as well as demonstrate the basic how to use information of this tool.
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Your overview is more helpful in using this tool, than the instructions. I hadn't used my Dremel, since I bought it at least 3 years ago, but today and thanks to your video I was able to use it for the first time.
Thank you for taking the time to demonstrate how the individual pieces work, it’s much appreciated.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate it!
Thank you for making it more clear than the own manual.
Thanks for watching, I appriciate it!
The video is essential to learning this tool. The owners manual did not even explain how to attach the accessories. Thank you!
Thanks for the video! I'm a widow and appreciate help figuring out ways I can fix simple things in a way I can handle- smaller tasks. Mine came with a circle cutting tool as well, but nice to know how I could use it to cut "free hand", so to speak. Thanks again!
Just bought one and waiting for delivery. Thanks for producing such a clear and comprehensive guide.
I just clicked on this to see how you change bits & learned so much more. Thx for the heads up on the glasses. I never would have thought of that but sure enough, things went flying as soon as I started to use it. Thanks for saving my eyesight!
Hi and thanks for watching, I am glad you liked the video and wore safety glasses!
Thank you for the accessory review and on other vids emphasizing the SAFETY. I tried my first carve with a 105 carving bit - scary powerful at 25K according to the manual learned NO Pressure let the speed do the work. Changing attachments is super easy thanks to your demos
Thanks for the great in-depth review! The manual was a bit overwhelming but I feel that I have better understanding now on how to start using it at least!
Thanks for watching, and I am happy this helped!
I'm new to Dremels, but this thing has been great. ruclips.net/user/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.
"So first thing i always like to look at when i get a new product is an owner manual"
Man your world is upside down. You suppose to be like us! Who looks at the owner manual only after they messed something up AHAAHHAH
Your voice is how Dustin.
Definitivamente dremel tiene una calidad muy buena; tengo una dremel 4000, y no me aburre para nada
Thanks for watching!
What a great video! I'm a "visual girl", rather watch a demo than read about it. While I like to read, the manual is not my "go to" material. Thanks for helping me by-pass it!
Thanks for watching, I am glad the video was helpful! I have a Dremel playlist where I show how to use some of the Dremel Accessories if you want to learn more about them. Thanks again for watching!
Invaluable for me just starting out with making jewelry.
Thanks for watching, I am glad the video was helpful! Good luck on your jewelry making!
Well done. Sold it for me. I started a Laser etching business and a lot of my products end up with char due to the laser burn. Sanding by hand it tiresome and takes forever, plus some pieces don't cut all the way through so this will be ideal.
Thanks for watching and your feedback on this video, I appriciate it! Hope you enjoy the Dremel!
Great video thanks mate;)…bought the tool but the user manual doesn’t help at all, your video did the trick!
Hey Todd, Can you tell me what tip for Dremel would be best for restoring knife blades? Thanks
Super video Todd! Explained this subject thoroughly! Thank you
Thanks for watching, I appriciate it!
Currently looking at this for myself.
Thanks for watching, good luck on your decision!
@@ToddsGarage I found a great price during prime days on a different site. Can't wait to get mine.
That's awesome to hear, hope you like it!
@@jimkeiser9539 How is it Jim?
@@deltanovember1672 Just received it yesterday as a birthday present from my wife with a spare battery for my 8220 The only thing I've done so far is to polish a couple of rings I do like it.
Very comprehensive, thanks!
You know that the plastic cowl that you remove for the cutting guide also serves as a wrench to tighten the metal bit cowl, right?
Good dremel vid
the machine is good. I wish that they made the power switch bigger. It sometimes stuck but the power adjustment is awesome
Thanks for watching, I appriciate it!
Excellent review 👏
Thanks very much for this, it made everything much clearer.
Very clear and nice video 👍
Thank you
One question
How long times it takes for a first time charge battery. Is it something like 10 hours or something like that?
Hi and thanks for watching! I don't remember how long the first charge took. Thanks again for watching!
Great instruction worth a watch! Greetings from Australia
Thanks for watching and the feedback!
There's no one with a video for the 8240 id love if you did
The piece at 13:50 is actually a built-in wrench to quickly change bits. Notice the metal cutout between that piece. Just something you or anyone reading might find useful. Been using one for 3yrs and it’s great.
Great video. Thanks. Why are you wearing rubber gloves?
Hi Justin thanks for watching and glad you liked the video! I get that question every now and then on my videos about the nitrile gloves I wear! I generally have nitrile gloves on when I'm out working in the garage. Thanks again for watching and appriciate it!
Excellent! I just bought one of those and this will get me off to a great start.
Thanks for watching, I am glad you liked the video!
Why are 12-volt Max 2.0 lithium-ion compact battery from dremel not available for replacement sale?
I bought Hanaix 3.0Ah from Amazon and it works great. Charges in the Dremel charger.
Really nice job, Todd - appreciate...
I am trying to use the pollishing pads on the attachment shown on the video but they are not thick enough and the point comes through.
Thanks for these info regarding the dremel 8220 very informative
Hi and thanks for watching, I am glad the video was helpful!
Did you say at the end it's good for cosplay? 🤔. My mind drifted there haha
What size is the multi purpose cutting bit 1/8” or 1/4”?
Im here because i just scored this kit for $60 out the door!
Great detail. You made it all so clear.
Thanks for watching, I am glad the video helped!
Good review going though all the bits!
Thanks for watching, I appriciate it!
Is this good for cutting metal?
Do you replace the lock button on your own? Ive had big issues with it on my 3000.
Hi and thanks for watching! I have not needed to do that but I would contact Dremel to see if they can help fix that. Is your Dremel still under warranty? Thanks again for watching.
Just what I needed thx 👍🏽
Extremely Helpful! Thank You!!!
Thanks for watching, I am glad the video helped!
Does your dremel get a spark also inside when switch it off on max speed
Its a brushed system so you will see some sparks
very good tutorial mate, looks like a good bit of kit. thanks.
Thanks for watching, I appreciate the feedback!
Great video! It answered all my questions and settled my purchase decision! Question, have you measured the noise DBs in the lowest/highest speeds? Would be useful to know for people living in apartments! :) Thanks again!
I could say it is probably around 80db, which is slightly quieter than a vacuum cleaner. I have the corded one. It is louder when cutting something. When not cutting anything it is nearly silent.
@@rctrucks2094 thank you! I got one in the end and I love it! thanks for your video!
Excellent video.
Thanks for watching. Glad you liked the video!
I just bought one today and at the 12 minute mark you’re able to just put the bit into the dremel after loosening it? None of the bits that came with mine fit. Could I be doing something wrong? I followed your video as closely as possible.
Hi Jessica, is the bit not fitting into the collett after you have loosened the collet nut up?
I had the same problem and it is not addressed in this video. The hole is not big enough to accept the shaft. I took the collet nut completely off and took the bit shaft and pushed the middle shiny part completely out of the collet from the top. It won't come out if you push from the bottom. I put it back in but it was loose. I just assembled with it somewhat loose and started tightening with my fingers. I tried to insert the shaft again and it went in just fine. I then held down the lock button and finished tightening with the wrench. This may be screwy but it worked.
Is the charger 110v
Or 110v and 220v
I just got this model as a gift but the accessories list on the back of the box has one item missing from the kit.
The cutting guide did not come with mine.
Hi Joe, thanks for watching! Hopefully you can contact Dremel and see if they will resolve for you.
@@ToddsGarage
It's not a huge issue for me to have a cutting guide at this time.
I think the possibility here is that they change up based on the availability of accessories.
You know how it is these days with shortages.
You got yours over 3 months ago?
@@michiganborn8303 Yes, I got mine about 3 months ago, it's a great rotary tool. I hope you enjoy yours, what a nice gift. Thanks again for watching!
I just brought one home from Home Depot and surprise surprise no battery!!!
Thanks for watching, that is a bummer. Hopefully they were able to get this all resolved for you.
I thought they said it was the EZ Twist nose chuck thing that allows you to swap bits without the need for a wrench, why did you still have to use a wrench Sir? All these is confusing,
Hi and thanks for watching. I do have a video on the EZ Twist nose cap if you want to watch that. The wrench and the EZ Twist nose cap do the same thing, but sometimes it might be easier to use one or the other. Thanks again for watching!
@@ToddsGarage Yo Todd, I'm having a hard time deciding between this and the Bosch Gro 12V. Word on the street is, it has more torque than the 8220 but, almost no accessories and it's more expensive and some review shows the 8220 struggles with cutting nails/ screws etc is it true? what's the max speed of the 8220 is it true that it's 30k and not 35k? I found a $176 for a platinum version, meaning I get everything with 2 batteries and box with the exception of flexi shaft which I don't need as I'm not carving anything and if I have to, there is an precision attachment. The Bosch on the other hand cost $176without accessories so another $50 minimum for full accessories.
your intro sounds like Dream Theater
omg. i never knew how the polishing discs went on the screw piece. haha
Thanks for watching, I am glad the video helped!
Hope this video helps! Got discs and sand drums but not idea how to lock them into place....there was no instructions!
Thanks for watching, I have a playlist that has videos that covers that if your interested. There should be a link at the end of the video that takes you to that playlist.
@@ToddsGarage grateful
Reviews on Amazon say the batteries are horrible , either they don't charge or lose charge quickly
Can you also work without battery?
No, I have a Dremel 8220 batery operated .
wish they upgraded the 7300 a little with some power
the 8220 is a little too big.
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Gloves????
Fast chargers reduce the life (# of recharges) of batteries.
I’d rather have an extra battery recharging while using another.
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@ChrisExcessive heat inside the batteries while charging is the problem. Lithium batteries face the same problem.
Slower charging, allows heat to escape gradually, is more gentle on the battery chemistry.
@Chris Present evidence to refute my claim or be dismissed out of hand.
Just got this at home depot. Really passed of cause its used now I have to waist my time returning it
Why are you wearing rubber gloves to open up a package
What's up with the gloves? A little bit played out...you think!
What's with the gloves
no test!?!
Okay why what you need to remove the battery to change the bit and who looks at an owner's manual first nobody You open the box and get the tools you just spend a hundred bucks on and then if you have a problem then you look at the owner's manual
Throw those instructions in the trash.
Is this a crime scene?
so i bought this dremel and a dremel versa head acccsorie cleaning tool attachment. Dremel is so stupid!! The accesoryh doesn't even fit this tool! why da fuck would they do that to me?!?!
Why are you wearing gloves?
Thanks for watching, I almost always wear gloves while working in the garage.