WORKPRO 12V Cordless Rotary Tool Kit, 5 Variable Speeds, Powerful Engraver, Sander, Polisher, 114 Easy Change Accessories, Craft Tool for Handmade and DIY

Great quality, long battery life, very convenient to purchase additional batteries, and a nice assortment of accessories with a quality case to store everything!

The tool works well. It comes with a nice storage case and a good collection of cutting disks and other tools. I used it to enlarge a hole in a fiberglass boat console.

I purchased this because I had a tile floor that did not get glued properly and I needed to grind out all the grout before pulling the tiles. I used Mars-Rock Carbide Burrs and they worked a charm making quick work of this project fix. But sadly, the first unit started making all sorts of noise in the front bearing afterwords. So I got it replaced. The battery last a good while and charges pretty fast. It's a good tool, but it has it's limits.

It actually surprises me that in the age of cordless tools, Bosch (owner of Dremel) still has yet to produce one that isn’t complete garbage. And I say this as a fan of their corded units. I don’t do a ton of hobby work, but when you need something small to cut in confined areas, you can’t beat a Dremel. I finally pulled the trigger on this unit after researching for a couple of months, and I just couldn’t find anything else that met my needs.I had a couple requirements and this met them. It has to have independently charging battery packs (I don’t want to throw out a tool just because the battery is bad and can’t be replaced), it has to be variable speed, and it has to be 12V (every 8V unit I’ve ever tried just doesn’t have the power I need).This meets all 3 requirements, AND it’s not much bigger / heavier than a standard Dremel.It comes with the charger, battery, your standard cheap Dremel accessory kit, and a bag which is NOT a blow-moulded case (this is a good thing, those take up far too much space in my service van).I actually bought a second battery. This thing has all the power of a corded unit. My only real complaint is that I didn’t buy it sooner.

I wouldn't recommend for light tasks that need more agility, like engraving, it's longer and heavier than the corded Dremel 2001 I was borrowing while this one was on order. To my surprise, the 12v WorkPro was, by far, the better tool. The rotation is super smooth even when there are chips out of the metal cutting discs and I've been using it to cut tube and plate steel. Good selection of speeds, top speed, and more torque than I expected from a 12v.The only way I found the "corded" Dremel better, was in torque, and the difference was nearly negligible. The Dremel's slight rattle cause it to eat the cutting discs 4-5 times faster than the WorkPro, snap the disc holding screw the second pass, and fatigue my hand.The WorkPro required a slightly softer pressure against the steel, but cut as smooth as a hot knife through butter. Remember, this a battery powered hobbyist tool, not dedicated disc cutter. So be realistic with your expectations.Even still, I'm very impressed by this tool and it has a very similar weight, look, feel, and quality to my newest 20v Porter Cable tools. If the quality maintains as I buy more, this will be my new go-to brand for battery power tools.Just ordered the 12v reciprocating saw and will buy the 12v drill next month, so they can share batteries.

Perfect for filing down my dogs nails. I coupled this with a specific bit for doing so and it works like a charm.

Very well built.We will testing it very soon, update coming soon.

I’m kind of a diehard fan of Dremel products, but was very underwhelmed by their cordless offerings. I bought them, but they regularly stall out and can’t take much of a load before they stop. They lack power.I was helping my niece tune up her roller derby skates, and we had to grind down some of the mounting hardware on the bottom of her plates to keep it from causing grooves in her wheels because she keeps her trucks very loose. Anyway, my brother-in-law happened to have one of these, and offered to let me use it when I asked if he had any type of grinding tools.When I saw it with some kind of brand, I never heard of before I was expecting it to be junk, but I was wrong, and I’m willing to admit it.This tool impressed me so much that as soon as I was done working on my nieces skates, I asked my brother-in-law where he gotten his, then logged onto my Amazon app and ordered one of my own.This thing is strong, has adjustable speeds, doesn’t stall out, unless you really really overload it, and the battery life is impressive.At this price point, it just can’t be beat. I love Dremel products, but they could take a lesson from this little tool for their cordless stuff.The only downside is, I wish it came with a second battery. Even though the battery life is long, it would be nice to have an extra.