Are they supposed to make that noise? I got a brand new one last week (03 model) and when you turn it on it sounds like the bearings are fecked. Turns great but sounds really rough
That little power supply is only to charge the battery so it would not have enough amps to run the drill direct, you need a much bigger amp output to have any power, it will go around no problem but it will not have any power and why didn't you get rid of the batteries to save some weight.
It comes with one, just saw it in a different review 😊 Edit: wait I don't know if it's a jaw chuck, but it comes with an attachment for turning bowls 😊
FYI - the Dremel Moto - Tool Model 395 Type 4 has a 1/2 inch 12 TPI curvi-linear plastic nut on the business end. THAT can be replaced with a Hex-headed Plastic Pipe adapter. Buy a white plastic 1/2" Female Threaded ADAPTER (female hexheaded threaded to glue on end of pipe end) and that 12 tpi fits the Dremel Moto-Tool. Cut off the smooth glue on end down to the shoulder. THIS works and gives you a Hex end on the Dremel tool. Cost under $3 at any hardware store.
Пълен боклук е това, сега ще се чудя как да го продавам. Има китайски варианти за 20-30 лв повече с повече аксесоари, куфар, резервна верига, по-големи батерии и по-мощен мотор. Това е абсолютен ташак, веригата му е тъпа от завода още подскача по клоните. Когато я натиснеш леко спира на секундата за да не изгори моторчето. Ако мислите да купувате подобни резачки гледайте да има резервоарче за масло и поне да е 15 см шина. Ако искате китаец вземете Деу или най-добре Парксайд. Парксайда са по 120-150 лв но са от друга планета сравнени с това. За 40 лв няма да мога да го продам. Иначе Макита и Девалт са истината, но моделите им са по 360 лв на промоция без батерия и зарядно...
For all you guys interested in converting a cordless drill to electric. Get a used hammond transformers or jefferson electric transformer (12V AC 150 W). Get a used one from someone who works for the local power / hydro company. Then use a diode to convert it into DC (RMS about 17V DC). Run your 12 V to 20V drill with this. Your drill will have high torque due to the Amps from these power transformers.These transformers last you a life time.
Did you actually use this lathe for extended period of time? I'm guessing attaching such a huge block of wood to the dremel is really bad for the bearings. And kills the dremel very fast. Plus - face protection is necessary.
