Dremel 575 Right Angle Attachment Reviews

• The Right Tool for the Job

  
  By A33QFZUZ8YHYX on 2001-04-18
  This attachment makes a versatile tool even more versatile. I've used it to trim sheet metal ductwork and make cuts in wooden siding in a tight spot under the floor of a room addition. I've also used it to trim off PVC pipe ends from the inside out. It adds a whole new aspect to the Dremel tool by helping me to reach those difficult spots like that. Frequently, I use it to cut off nails and screws that can't be removed. This attachment stays on my Dremel tool all the time now. I'm glad I bought this one! I'm still exploring its uses. Always remember to go slow and make several passes at the material as you cut so as not to overload the Dremel.
  
  

• Great Attachment

  
  By A7NICSZ9YN3U5 on 2005-03-23
  The attachment is great. I use my Dremel with it on more than off. It makes the job easier.
  You can get it for $19.99 at The Home Depot. Call Amazon before you order and they will lower their price.
  
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• Where have you been

  
  By AUEB3S9MLFG9X on 2001-05-01
  This should prove to be a first class item. When working in cramped areas this is better then the Flex Shaft since you can get the whole tool in where you need it. Plus the quick installation is so useful.
  
  

• Handy for small spaces

  
  By A61S4GZXUII2S on 2006-06-04
  I bought this unit to get into a small space in the rear of my engine compartment and it fit the bill. I was drilling out some broken bolts in an exhaust manifold. Using the diamond point tool and the tungsten carbide bit I was able to dimple the bolt enough to use a right angle Ryobi cordless to do the real drilling. Be careful using real drills as the speed is excessive to drill in steel. Cutting using drills in steel requires much slower speeds, and while the Dremel can go slower, it does not develop enough torque at those settings. Be sure to use the collar lock in the attachment and not the spindle lock in the Dremel tool itself or it will break the internal shaft.
  
  I also used it for cutting off the stub of the bolt, and found the right angle attachment allowed me into spaces that the tool would not go otherwise.
  
  All-in-all a good Dremel attachment but with the same limitations of the basic tool. Use for smaller jobs.
  
  

• It is small and works well

  
  By AQW0X2731G6ZB on 2007-05-31
  I installed this on my 300 series dremel tool. When you remove the collet to install the special adaptor they include, make sure you remove the small metal insert that fits within the collet too. This stumped me for a few minutes as the adaptor would not screw in far enough to get the right angle attachment on. All-in-all I am very happy with this tool.
  
  

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