Thanks for posting the video. It helped me out a lot in putting all three items together easily. The instructions that came with both the right angle and the flex shaft were very hard to follow.Have a good one.
An Excellent solution... Thank you. Many ask this question on AMAZON " right angle to flex shaft" and most answers say NO! ... You have a solution with a simple metal washer!... Thanks
Thanks for the tip man, been looking into a better way to cut wood up with my Dremel, and just the flex shaft on its own with a cutting disc is very difficult
Hi Tuomas, can you please describe the inside diameter, outside diameter, and thickness of the washer you used in your video? Awesome video and thanks for sharing.
awesome tip dude!! I still have that carbide cutter sitting in it's package. I can't get around to a zillion things. Every time I watch your next vid, I feel like busting out the dremel haha
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Thanks mate! I have million things under construction too.. and so little time. ☺
Just made my dremel work for me and it only took half hour to find and grind a washer to fit, gonna get some use in my workshop now Many Thanks for sharing by the way would not have thought of this myself
Thanks, I find it hard to believe that dremel would make this require homemade parts to get the right angle attachment onto the flex shaft, but there is nothing to go onto the threads.
never seem it done before, but with the angle attachment, and the grip qttachment, you can effectively turn a dremel into a small angle grinder with the big metal cutting disks, the only problem is sparks, but there are solutions you can make with a stock dremel to allow for thar
Thanks Tuomas, i am a big fan of Dremel and i have a lot of bits and accessories. In You Tube i see the post of Mr. John Robinson (Assembling the Dremel 225 to 220 using the adapter...) is very interesting.
will it fit to the threads of generic (chinese copy) rotary tools like everise or black&decker?
7 ปีที่แล้ว
Can't say for sure. I can measure the right angle attachment later when im home.
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Hi. Dremel has 3/4 inch 12 tpi thread. Flex shaft didn't fit to Heinel rotary tool, but the right angle attachment fitted to Heinel's flex shaft. So, can't say for sure...
KH Jeong Those dremel cut off wheels stuck easily with alumine. It helps if you dip cut off wheel to that dremel red wax before cutting and after a while.
This optional It's very too expansive dremel accessories cost more than professional tools.
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Maui- Maui Thanks for your opinion. I don't feel the same, but that is just how i think. I have used many other tools that costs 10-20 times more than Dremel, and can't say is one better or worse. Its not a brand or price tag what makes tool "professional". I know many professionals using Dremel tools.
@Tuomas Soikkeli : I think it's too expensive for him. Because he lives in Hawaii where everything is expensive. But thanks Tuomas for this lovely video. You really helped me. I had that angle tool in my tool bag. And didn't have a clue on how to use it. Thanks again.
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Ahaa. Yep, those are little expensive if bought separately. I got mine with a platinum kit. I tought this video is just a tip for the people who allready have them. But, i have noticed this to be handy for carving too. Most of all, things usually depends from what you actually need. 😊 You can get more power with the same prize, but usually size grows too..
❓ What stops the right angle adapter from rotating around on the flex shaft head? The insert piece you left off has grooves that interlock into the right angle adapter to keep the adapter from rotating on the Dremel tool. Without that interlocking insert, the right angle adapter will surely rotate on the flex shaft head.
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Your hand. Hold it from the right angle adapter...
@ .. So your hand is holding both the right angle adapter and the flex shaft head. Your other hand will usually be busy with the material being worked. It seems a bit cumbersome to me, but I guess it's a matter of whatever gets the job done.
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That is so small compination that it fits easily inside my one hand. There's no any problems to hold them both, or need to hold them both. Its more accurate to hold it from the right angle attachment. But, if one feels it uncomfortable.. then one needs to search other solutions. That is helped me many times in tight places where i can't reach with bigger tools, to cut weared out nuts, bolts etc... For me this solution is "when there is no other options to use"
What is the OD, ID and thickness of the washer you use?
Hiking Viking OD 23mm inner 13mm. 2mm thick.
Tuomas Soikkeli Thanks!
@ Thank you!!!
Thanks for posting the video. It helped me out a lot in putting all three items together easily. The instructions that came with both the right angle and the flex shaft were very hard to follow.Have a good one.
An Excellent solution... Thank you. Many ask this question on AMAZON " right angle to flex shaft" and most answers say NO! ... You have a solution with a simple metal washer!... Thanks
Thank you for watching it! 😊
You’re the man! I was wondering how to make that work. Thanks!!
Thanks for the tip man, been looking into a better way to cut wood up with my Dremel, and just the flex shaft on its own with a cutting disc is very difficult
Absolutly fantastic 👍🏼 Why Dremel don't offer this.
Hi Tuomas, can you please describe the inside diameter, outside diameter, and thickness of the washer you used in your video? Awesome video and thanks for sharing.
awesome tip dude!! I still have that carbide cutter sitting in it's package. I can't get around to a zillion things. Every time I watch your next vid, I feel like busting out the dremel haha
Thanks mate! I have million things under construction too.. and so little time. ☺
Just made my dremel work for me and it only took half hour to find and grind a washer to fit, gonna get some use in my workshop now Many Thanks for sharing by the way would not have thought of this myself
Thank you so much Tuomas. Is it possible to know which Dremel rotary tool you are using in the video ? Thanks in advance !
cant believe I had the perfect washer just sitting in my hardware bin. best tip EVER!!!!
Thanks, I find it hard to believe that dremel would make this require homemade parts to get the right angle attachment onto the flex shaft, but there is nothing to go onto the threads.
never seem it done before, but with the angle attachment, and the grip qttachment, you can effectively turn a dremel into a small angle grinder with the big metal cutting disks, the only problem is sparks, but there are solutions you can make with a stock dremel to allow for thar
You saved me 200.00.I almost went out and bought the Fortiflex This set up works great Thanks Tony
Thanks. Im glad it helped. I like to use it too. When held from the right angle part, its like using a tiny angle grinder.
I do a lot of scroll work and this works great with the quick connect sanding disc
thank you for sharing
Dude! I was just about to oder a $200 tool to get in tight spots like porting 2 stroke cylinders. Thanks much. I was searching for a way to do this.
is it not big when use on porting inside cylinder 2 stroke block? have u tried it?
superrrr thanksss BRGS, fr Switzerlan 🇨🇭👌👍
Thanks Tuomas, i am a big fan of Dremel and i have a lot of bits and accessories.
In You Tube i see the post of Mr. John Robinson (Assembling the Dremel 225 to 220 using the adapter...) is very interesting.
For the life of me i can't find that size washer anywhere.
Ola Tuomas, i make a similar adapter and work very well, tank you for share instructive videos.
Jose Teixeira You're welcome! Thank you for commenting!
0:49 esa arandela no trae el accesorio?
Thanks for this video. Very helpful. Just ordered some washers 😀
is that a cordless dremel? which dremel do you recomend?
impromptu Thats corded 3000 model. Cordless 8220 and corded 4200 are my favourite. Doesn't know about 4300...
Exelente 🙂👍gracias
I didn’t understand, i have both flex shaft and right angle , so what extra part i need to use the right angle with flex
washer in diameter 13mm inner / 24mm outer hole. ( 1" = 25.4mm)
thank you !!!
You're welcome. Thanks for checking it out!
will it fit to the threads of generic (chinese copy) rotary tools like everise or black&decker?
Can't say for sure. I can measure the right angle attachment later when im home.
Hi. Dremel has 3/4 inch 12 tpi thread. Flex shaft didn't fit to Heinel rotary tool, but the right angle attachment fitted to Heinel's flex shaft. So, can't say for sure...
thanks
Supposed to write Einhel, not Heinel. :)
if i will cutting aluminium? this combo?
KH Jeong Those dremel cut off wheels stuck easily with alumine. It helps if you dip cut off wheel to that dremel red wax before cutting and after a while.
Me like!
Kiitti. Tällä kertaa ei edes tarvinnut rikkoa mitään. ☺
This optional It's very too expansive dremel accessories cost more than professional tools.
Maui- Maui Thanks for your opinion. I don't feel the same, but that is just how i think. I have used many other tools that costs 10-20 times more than Dremel, and can't say is one better or worse. Its not a brand or price tag what makes tool "professional". I know many professionals using Dremel tools.
@Tuomas Soikkeli : I think it's too expensive for him. Because he lives in Hawaii where everything is expensive. But thanks Tuomas for this lovely video. You really helped me. I had that angle tool in my tool bag. And didn't have a clue on how to use it. Thanks again.
Ahaa. Yep, those are little expensive if bought separately. I got mine with a platinum kit. I tought this video is just a tip for the people who allready have them. But, i have noticed this to be handy for carving too. Most of all, things usually depends from what you actually need. 😊 You can get more power with the same prize, but usually size grows too..
Great tip but this will eat up battery like crazy if you are using with cordless Dremels.
❓ What stops the right angle adapter from rotating around on the flex shaft head? The insert piece you left off has grooves that interlock into the right angle adapter to keep the adapter from rotating on the Dremel tool. Without that interlocking insert, the right angle adapter will surely rotate on the flex shaft head.
Your hand. Hold it from the right angle adapter...
@ .. So your hand is holding both the right angle adapter and the flex shaft head. Your other hand will usually be busy with the material being worked. It seems a bit cumbersome to me, but I guess it's a matter of whatever gets the job done.
That is so small compination that it fits easily inside my one hand. There's no any problems to hold them both, or need to hold them both. Its more accurate to hold it from the right angle attachment.
But, if one feels it uncomfortable.. then one needs to search other solutions. That is helped me many times in tight places where i can't reach with bigger tools, to cut weared out nuts, bolts etc... For me this solution is "when there is no other options to use"