a quick diy Dremel 3000 lock button "fix"

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[@the187alx]

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[@AnthonyBonillaPR]

Thanks!

[@lewistaylor1965]

Nice 'Wilhelm scream'.....

[@sdsiljee]

I believe that the "screws/not screws" are the brushes for the motor, very important parts!

[@the187alx]

that's right

[@markusray6623]

So you left the lock mechanism off and use a drill bit type shaped to lock while exchanging bits?

[@the187alx]

that's right, I've removed the button completely and I'm using the other end of a 2 mm drill bit to unlock it

[@stephenmauriello5233]

Do you have to take it apart all the time to change bits?

[@the187alx]

no, you can shove a thin screwdriver in the hole where that button was or you can hold the end of that shaft with two pliers and twist in opposite direction

[@n_8708]

You called some parts in this video useless but they’re all very vital to the tool though I do understand that they are cheaply made

[@the187alx]

I know, I did check the book after making the video 😆

[@vinceaxiak8870]

No offence, but how is any of this "quick"???

[@the187alx]

well... you open the Dremel and remove that button. Quick

[@flamingpanties]

It was stuck for over a year, and I put it away and forgot about it. Tried some of this and fixed! Thanks!

[@the187alx]

you're welcome ✌