Re: [RCSE] Dremel tool

[Barry Andersen]

Dremel has an attractive repair/replacement policy.  If your tool has 
been out of production for awhile and is broken, they will replace it 
with a reconditioned unit for a very reasonable price.  Check the 
Dremel site;  www.dremel.com  look under customer service, maximum 
repair charge.  Probably $25 or $32.  I turned in two old Dremels, got 
two like new units that have served me very well.

See the quote below from the Dremel web site.
Barry

* These tools are no longer in production and in many cases can no 
longer be repaired. For the latest maximum repair charge, your tool 
will be replaced with a current reconditioned model.

On Mar 19, 2005, at 11:24 PM, glide wrote:
I bought the variable cordless model and I like it!  It has all the 
tidbits
that I use and ones I don't <grin>.  The one I really like that is an
optional item is the diamond wheel cutter.  [EMAIL PROTECTED] it cuts through stuff 
like
crazy!  The cordless model I got has a large carrying case that I am 
able to
store my corded model in addition to my cordless one.  I bought an 
extra
battery and the fast charger just in case I have some large project 
and need
the extra battery time and portability.

Al Battad
-----Original Message-----
From: Randy Bullard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 19, 2005 4:39 PM
To: RCSE
Subject: [RCSE] Dremel tool
Having worn out another Dremel tool, so I'm shopping for a new one. 
Tower
has one for $64 which is the older version with less accessories. Home 
Depot

has the fancy new version with more accessories for $79. The also have 
the
new and more expensive cordless.

Have any of you bought the new version? Is it worth the extra $$$$? Is 
the
cordless worth yet even more?

Thanks in advance.
Randy
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