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Dremel 300 Specifications

The Dremel 300 can do everything from carving pumpkins and grooming nails to polishing knives. With over 150 available accessories, this one device can do it all: sharpen tools; drill, shape, and carve wood; remove burrs and cut metal. With so many different possibilities, it is a useful addition to any toolbox.
  1. Features

    • The Dremel 300 sports a lightweight design and comfort grip housing for easier handling and better control. It comes with a "dove-tail" feature for Dremel-exclusive attachments and some on-board tool storage. When powered, it operates quietly thanks to a cool-running ball bearing construction.

    Core Facts

    • The Dremel 300 handheld rotary tool weighs 18-ounces and has a cord length of exactly six feet. When plugged in, it uses 1.15-amps and 120-volts of alternating current power in the 50 to 60 hertz range. It can operate at variable speeds between 5,000 and 35,000 RPM, a "no-load" capacity and fits collets in sizes 1/32-inch, 1/16-inch, 3/32-inch and 1/8-inch.

    Accessories

    • The handheld tool itself is merely part of the package -- a Dremel's usefulness revolves around its accessories. The Dremel 300 is able to accommodate the full line of collets, bits, mandrels and specialized add-ons. Individuals who are interested in what a Dremel can truly do should obtain an "Accessory Order Form" or catalog.