🛠️ Dremel 200 1 Two Speed Rotary Tool: Versatile and Efficient for All Your DIY Projects! Review

I can't believe I've gone my whole life without at least one basic Dremel tool but that's all changed. I chose the 200 model, which has high and low speeds. What you see in the picture is what comes in the $40 kit, 15 different starter bits and a cool bit to sharpen garden tools like axes, hoes, and mower blades. The packaging states that the device was designed in the USA and made in Mexico. Bits are sent from different countries. This is the perfect way to get started with a Dremel kit and…

For years I have used a small battery operated Dremel to file our dogs nails. The battery started dying so I bought a new battery. Then the charger decided to act and I was ready. My husband got me a Dremel 3000 from HD which was good but after the first use the 1st speed went out then the 2nd speed. I saw this one and thought it would do what I wanted it to do. Only two speeds and a smaller size that fits my hand better. We have two large mastiffs with very thick claws. The slower speed is…

After owning a few nail grinders (including one from Dremel) I had enough of a dead battery before I could finish all four paws on my large dog breed. Because of this, I wanted more power and something battery-free. After seeing another reviewer saying they had successfully used this on their Great Dane, I decided to give it a try. This Dremel is perfect for the task of grinding off a large dog's claws. It already comes with matching attachments and is not overly loud. The best thing is that I…