Rating: 5 out of 5

The moto-saw is ideal for small scroll saw jobs, especially in thinner stock. Also ideal for use on metal, such as in jewelry making or intricate metal, plastic and wood work. The different types of saw blades makes it quite versatile, but do not use it for stock thicker than 10mm as it has a hard time cutting such material and will shudder quite badly. The set up is quick, if a bit fiddly, but because it a bit larger than most of the Dremel products, I find that to mount it on my bench is not an option. I have a separate engraving station where I set it up when needed.

Rating: 5 out of 5

The multi chuck is a must for any avid Dremel user. It replaces all the other collets and thus the danger of losing those small parts when packing up your kit. I use it both on the Dremel 3000 series and the flex shaft and have never used any of the standard collets ever again. The ability to quickly change from a drill bit to an engraving bit to a Easy Click bit makes it a dream to use. My pick of the Dremel accessories available.

Rating: 2 out of 5

I bought this piece so that I would not need to un-mount my Dremel workstation from my bench when doing work elsewhere where I needed my Dremel to be supported while using the flex shaft. But I was disappointed. The Tool Holder does not have the stability of the Workstation, the extension pipes do not fit well, and I find the mounting foot to be inadequate as it can only be used on relatively thin surfaces, so it does not fit on my engraving table. The hook at the top is also not stable, and I have had a few scares when the hook unmounts with my Dremel hanging on it. My opinion, the Workstation is better value at the end of the day.

Rating: 4 out of 5

I would not use it for large pieces, it just does not have the stability for that, this tool is useful for those small clamping projects that you cannot use your large bench vice for. When you do especially small and intricate work, such as jewelry, this vice is ideal. The fact that you can mount your Dremel for angled work is a bonus. The rubber grips are invaluable when you need to claim without marring your work piece. Mine is permanently mounted on my work bench and is used almost for every project.

Rating: 5 out of 5

My workstation is permanently mounted on my workbench, with my Dremel inserted. It has space for a few accessories to be left in it for quick access, I always have my metal drill bits there so I can make guide holes for screws in my work pieces. It can tilt upwards to mount the Dremel horizontally as well, which is great for sanding and also for cutting. The hook on top lets you keep your Dremel hanging in the right position should you chose to use the flexi shaft for engraving and polishing.

Rating: 5 out of 5

My Dremel set is invaluable for my small woodworking shop. I use the engraving tools extensively with the flexible shaft and I have bought almost all the bits and all the extras for this tool. Honestly, I don’t use all of them, but I find when I’m stuck on how to get something done or have to do a “workshop fix” for something, I almost always reach for my Dremel. I have it permanently mounted on my workbench on the Dremel workstation, always ready with a drill bit in it for a quick guide hole. The multiple attachments that you can buy make it so versatile and practical.