I really love this video, it was really helpful. The demonstration was very clear, and I also appreciate the emphasis on the safety precautions. I just bought the Remel 8240 and was lost how to install the cutting bit, and your video was perfect for me. Good Job.
I took 20 minutes I can't get back yesterday to cut off a plastic spout with a steak knife all because Dremel believes that making instructions that explains their stuff is for babies. Thank you for picking up where Dremel left off. I can get this done in 3 mins now......instead of 30.
This is awesome! Helped me so much with my Dremel that I’ve had for over a year and barely used because I get so frustrated trying to figure it out on my own, lol. Quick question.. is it ok for the screw to be a little difficult to push through the wheel the first time?
Hi Lindsey thanks for watching, I appreciate it! I have a Dremel playlist that you may like where I show how to use a lot of the different Dremel accessories and attachments. I also noticed that the screw was a snug fit in the cut-off wheel. Thanks for watching!
Hi and thanks for watching. Sorry I am not sure what would be best accessory for your project. If you look on the Dremel website it gives a breakdown of each of the accessories and might give you a better idea what will work best for your project. Thanks again for watching!
Hi Justin, thanks for watching. The Dremel should of came with a small wrench tool, on one of the sides of the wrench tool is a small flat head screwdriver. You can use that screwdriver to turn the tiny screw on top counter clockwise and it should loosen it up until you can take it off. Good luck and thanks for watching.
I’m sure you got help by now and not totally sure if this is exactly what you meant.. but just in case, try pushing the lock button on your deemed while you’re unscrewing. 🙂
@@lindseyford6776 thx I got it out i My neighbor came over and told me squeeze with a piler instead put on the Dremel cuz it's keeps turning but thx for the tip hold the lock button but sometimes it's really tight why is that
If you caution viewers to read up on Dremel instructions and safety protocol then please for the love of all things good just get on with the demonstration. If less time was spent on all the precautions then you would've had more time to test the bit on something more substantial than one pvc pipe and a single tiny nail..
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I really love this video, it was really helpful. The demonstration was very clear, and I also appreciate the emphasis on the safety precautions. I just bought the Remel 8240 and was lost how to install the cutting bit, and your video was perfect for me. Good Job.
I took 20 minutes I can't get back yesterday to cut off a plastic spout with a steak knife all because Dremel believes that making instructions that explains their stuff is for babies.
Thank you for picking up where Dremel left off. I can get this done in 3 mins now......instead of 30.
Thank you for watching and I am glad the video was helpful!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for all of this!!! Dremel is terrible at giving instructions. Your videos are just amazing.
Great video! Better than the instructions that came with the product
Thank you for being a part oh The TH-cam University. Now the manual makes more sense. 😉
This is awesome! Helped me so much with my Dremel that I’ve had for over a year and barely used because I get so frustrated trying to figure it out on my own, lol. Quick question.. is it ok for the screw to be a little difficult to push through the wheel the first time?
Hi Lindsey thanks for watching, I appreciate it! I have a Dremel playlist that you may like where I show how to use a lot of the different Dremel accessories and attachments. I also noticed that the screw was a snug fit in the cut-off wheel. Thanks for watching!
How many rpms did you use to cut the wood
What setting did you use to cut? #3?
Thank you for this.
Thanks for watching, I appriciate it!
Thanks man. Subscribed
Thanks for watching, I appreciate the subscription!
Just got one for 60 bucks with 150 extra parts and a extention hoes.
Great tool 🔧👏
Thanks for watching and that's awesome!
I can't remove the flat head screw. It's in there too tightly
Why did you put it in so tight?
Only solution is to buy a 2nd dremel and cut off wheel to cut the bit off
Great videos buddy
Thanks for watching, appriciate it!
I need to cut drawer knobs shorter. Is it cutter #426 good enough or should I get #456?
Hi and thanks for watching. Sorry I am not sure what would be best accessory for your project. If you look on the Dremel website it gives a breakdown of each of the accessories and might give you a better idea what will work best for your project. Thanks again for watching!
Everyone drink when he says "alright guys"
There’s a wrench built in to the Dremel.
how u remove the tiny screw on the mandrel I can't seem to remove it
Hi Justin, thanks for watching. The Dremel should of came with a small wrench tool, on one of the sides of the wrench tool is a small flat head screwdriver. You can use that screwdriver to turn the tiny screw on top counter clockwise and it should loosen it up until you can take it off. Good luck and thanks for watching.
I use but the whole thing turns I only want the screw to turn not everything
I’m sure you got help by now and not totally sure if this is exactly what you meant.. but just in case, try pushing the lock button on your deemed while you’re unscrewing. 🙂
@@lindseyford6776 thx I got it out i My neighbor came over and told me squeeze with a piler instead put on the Dremel cuz it's keeps turning but thx for the tip hold the lock button but sometimes it's really tight why is that
Will this work on plexiglass?
Hi Cindy, I am not sure, I have never used it on plexiglass. Sorry I can't be more help. Thanks again for watching!
Yes.
OH yeah! I have an ASSORTMENT of these badboy disks WHAT do we do with these HAHAHAHAHA
I would use the 543 bit to cut plastic.
Thanks for watching!
If you caution viewers to read up on Dremel instructions and safety protocol then please for the love of all things good just get on with the demonstration.
If less time was spent on all the precautions then you would've had more time to test the bit on something more substantial than one pvc pipe and a single tiny nail..