180W Rotary Tool Kit, 1.5-Amp PHALANX 6 Variable Speed with Flex Shaft, 8000-32000RPM Multi-Tool& 139pcs Accessories Kit, Power Multiuse Set Prefect for Crafting Projects and DIY Creations…

This rotary tool is excellent. It has good power and many useful accessories. Perfect for precision work, DIY projects, and crafts. Great quality for the price.

I finally burned out my Dremel tool after close to 50 years of use. I couldn't justify spending a lot for a new Dremel, so based on the reviews of the Phalanx unit, I decided to purchase it. I immediately put the tool to some pretty hard use fabricating a couple of steel brackets for my motorcycle. The Phalanx came through with flying colors. I used it the cut-off wheel for cutting steel, grinding, and polishing. It is surprisingly powerful (and as a result a bit heavier than expecting although not a problem), has a wide variety of attachments, and is good quality. One of the things I found particularly useful for the work I was doing is the flexible cable attachment which allows you to use the tool like a dentist's drill without the need to hold the power unit - just place it on the bench, attach the flexible cable, and attach the grinder, engraver, cut-off wheel to the end of the cable and operate like a dentist's drill. It was tremendously useful. One suggestion, though - if you're going to use the flexible cable, I suggest lubricating the inner cable periodically with some WD40 or other oil. Dremel recommends doing this with their flex cable (which incidentally costs more than the entire Phalanx grinder kit). I am very pleased with my purchase and pleasantly surprised by the quality and performance.

Powerful, works great my husband loves it. It's easy to use and gets the job done with a lot of different tips and pieces.

The tool works well enough. But frankly, I'm a little disappointed. The tool is plenty powerful enuff to drive much larger bits (viz. the small grinding bits and cut-off wheels that I use with my 3/8" drill). But the chuck is too small to accept anything but miniature bits. And the package's miniature bits seem like toys to me. I don't think that they will hold up very well. The rotary sanding cylanders kept creeping off of their spool, which was irritating. I would recommend only using the lowest speed. That will maximize the life of your attachments. IMHO, higher speeds are needed for only very specialized applications (which I haven't encountered yet). And high speeds definitely require high-end attachments (viz. dental quality). I haven't tried the cable extension yet. I'm not recommending that you buy a higher-priced tool. This tool seems plenty strong, but is more larger and more unweildy than I expected. If I were to do it over, I would look for a tool (perhaps corded) that is slimmer and lighter, and provides a more pen-like control -- and which would, ideally, have a larger chuck (viz. a full 1/4"). If all else failed, I had expected to use this system for manicuring finger/toe nails. Not sure how well this system will work for that, now.

I really love the Rotary Tool. This is actually my first power tool that I have purchased and owned with my own money. It's mine. I have recently got other tools to work along with this one. A great purchase I love it. Thank you again. And keep up the good work. We see you. 👍👍👍⭐

Great drimmel set! Out of the box I cut a 1/4 steel tab out of the way. Nice running drimmel.

Works great

I bought this as I was starting a jewelry/metal working class and wanted to practice at home. It seemed like a great bargain with pretty decent reviews. Unfortunately, for me, this ended up not working for what I wanted. I do think that if you have more experience using these kinds of tools this might be a great deal for you.As I learned more, I found I prefer something that allows me to control the speed from zero up. This starts at a fast speed, is large for my hand (I have tiny hands though) and gets hot to quickly for my liking. Because of the speed and size, I struggled with detail work when trying to polish my smaller metal project. The bits are all different sizes, the Dremel comes with assorted adjustments so you can use the different bits but switching them out isn’t “easy”. You need to remove the bit, use a small tool to unscrew the top, remove the piece that secures the adjustment, remove the adjustment piece then replace it with the smaller or larger piece and resemble back together. I added a picture of it with everything removed and the tool needed to help someone understand what I mean. Not the end of the world but time consuming.The rubber bit I got for the sanding drums seems just a little bit too small. I can put a sanding drum on it but when I try to use this on anything, the bit spins and the drum doesn’t. When trying to use the other sanding bit with the sanding wheels, I was getting frustrated the wheel would tear over and over again even on the lowest speed. Most of the time the grit would be fine, but the middle part would tear and become useless. Again, it’s a pain to switch out the sanding wheels because you have to use that same small tool to unscrew the tiny little screw, then try to replace the wheel. If it lasted longer, I don’t think it would have been so frustrating.I also want to mention that at one point, I tried to put in the wrong size bit into the wrong adjustment and the piece broke easier than I expected. I acknowledge that I should have notice the bit wasn’t fitting, but I didn’t think I used excessive force.I do want to reiterate that if you use tools like this often, know what to expect and have a solid idea of how you want to use it, it could be a great tool for you. It just wasn’t a great fit for me personally.