Picked up a small press for my Dremel tool called a Dremel Worstation. I set it up and started “drilling” holes in some glass I had lying around.
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Very useful information.
Thank you.
Went through three of these in a couple days several years ago. When I first got my dremel I thought the workstation would be the ultimate accessory.
No matter what I did the tool was not remotely perpendicular in the mount. It was simply unacceptable even for basic drill press work. There are simply too many support points that are not really supported at all, too many loose tolerances that adds up to ‘way out of whack’. Had nothing to do with pressure during use, never got that far. It was easy to see long before I put a square up to any bit to see.
Anyway, yeah(meaning no).
Excellent Review and test. Thanks
2:46 to 2:47 !!! wooah!!
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Thanks for the information.
Wow! Am I glad I found your video – I received a Dremel Workstation for Christmas, and being “direction challenged” I was very leery about putting this thing together. Thanks for the awesome video! It definitely helped!
7:14 if you want to see how it works.
The rest of the video is good and worth watching if you’re considering one, but if you aren’t sure what it’s even for, jump ahead, then go back to the beginning afterwards 😉
Actually, I bought mine to drill holes in seaglass for crafts, and I don’t have any wrenches. My tools exist of a hammer, a multi head screwdriver, and my Dremel, a tape measure and a level (the level is for hanging shelves or pictures). So, ya….
youre funny.. I Like it!! A Lot!!
great video – Ive just set mine up and can’t wait to start using it
Great video. Have seen mixed reviews on this, and was wondering how it it has worked and held up for you?
Enjoyed your video. Had a laugh or two. It was interesting. Keep it up.
a lot better than i do it and faster.
Great video. I have found that Windex works a little better than water as a cutting oil. I even use it on my regular press when drilling metal and on sandpaper or stones when sharpening tools. I sound like a Windex commercial. Sorry.
Hey Matt, I was wondering if you’ve ever used a Dremel to cut shapes out of mirror? More specifically; organic shapes, curves not right angles. I know that there are specific hand tools for cutting glass which looks like you kind of score it then have to tap/break off pieces. This to me looks very inexact and prone to breaking. Thanks in advance for any advice on this!
This looks great . How well would it go through a Quartz stone? Also I want to take my dremel and make it a mini table saw is there any way I can do that?
I love the explanation right up front for the wife.. “I only bought it because it was on sale” –laughing with you 😉
Can I use my battery operated Dremel with this workstation?
how is it for lateral machining. like setting the depth and pusing material against the bit. like for cutting ?
just got my 1st dremel 200 for $29 and a mixed assortment of bits in a kit. found your channel and subscribed. good info Matt. thanks.
Quick question: will this work with a Lotus LRT170C? I don’t own a Dremel but I want to have this workstation. Thanks!
THANK YOU!!~
Like your style. Also very informative as I was looking into getting one of these.
Seems they should just call it a Dremel Drill Press, instead of “Workstation.” Or can it be adjusted to work like a lathe as well? Then “Workstation” would be a good name for it, IMO. UPDATE – I just answered my own question after I saw this video – short and sweet, and YES! It does adjust to work like a lathe, so WORKSTATION is a great name for it. I’m ordering one now. Check out this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcdeeaLQ0EE
I bought one of those stands years ago. It worked for the Dremel at the time,..BUT,… not for any Dremel I’ve bought since, and I own several Dremels. Dremel changes the design and shape of the Dremels frequently, and the accessories are built for only certain models. Once that model is no longer available, your accessory becomes obsolete.
Just got my new Workstation and you helped me install it. Great Video.
Thank You Matt !!
-Bangalore, India
Great share, and enjoyable to watch. Got one of these cheap off the internet, now to go make dust and shavings.
Thanks for the excellent video.
Yours was the first one where everything was perfect, lighting, camera distance,
most important I could hear and understand every word you said.
I had one of these work stations for a while, never used it and sold it. Wish I knew about the glass drilling idea a few years ago LOL.
Great video and demonstration.
It’s a great set-up for arts and crafts stuff, but anything beyond that? Say some serious micro-engineering in hardwood where holding a tolerance is critical? Forget it. It has almost zero rigidity. A plastic lock-nut with a flimsy plastic attach point that has almost no bearing surface for all that motor and drive mass to do a tippy balancing act? Good luck.
This ain’t the first time this old dog’s been burnt purchasing today’s stuff and it won’t be the last.
Nonetheless Matt, your vid’s great and goes a long way in overcoming the owner’s manual which is about as useful as… well, you get the picture.
Great video, Matt, one question, my dremel work station tends to tilt when I push while working on some hard materials, are all dremel work stations that prone to tilting?
thanks , it was very interesting.