The 12V Lithium-Ion battery is small, lightweight, and powerful. It gives you the best performance and run time at all speeds (5,000-30,000 RPM).
It comes with a rotary tool, a Dremel attachment, 28 high-quality Dremel accessories, a charger, and a plastic storage case.
Changes in accessories can be done quickly thanks to the patented EZ twist nose cap, which doesn’t need a wrench to make them happen.
Li-ion battery: Always ready with no memory effects. It can be taken out.
There are charges in one hour.
Slim and ergonomic body: The 360-degree grip zone and lightweight design make it easy to work in small places.
Accessory and attachment compatible: This tool is compatible with all Dremel rotary accessories and attachments for a wide range of applications.
The kit comes with a multipurpose cutting guide attachment.
It comes with a 2-year warranty and customer service that is based in the US.
The Dremel 8220 variable-speed cordless rotary tool has the best performance and versatility of all Dremel cordless rotary tools, but it costs more.
Its motor has a lot of power, so it can do its best work at any speed.
The Dremel 8220 can use all of the Dremel accessories and attachments that are already out there. This lets it do a lot of different things.
A slim, ergonomic body gives you control in any position, no matter where you are.
The Dremel 8220 is powered by 12VMAX Lithium-ion battery technology. When cutting screws, the Dremel 8220 has a 33% longer run time than the Dremel 8200.
Speed: 5,000 to 35,000 RPM.
To get the total number of pieces, multiply 31 by 2.
I wasn’t sure about this Dremel when I bought it at the store.
If a drill is connected to a power source, I have used it for more than 40 years. I have even swapped out one or two drill brushes on a few of them.
I didn’t know if this battery-powered one would have the same power as the corded ones did, so I was not sure.
I didn’t expect it to be able to compete with my wired one.
With the battery, I could take it to places where I could not use my wired ones.
I haven’t used up the battery yet, so I can’t say how long it would last if I used it all the time. For most of the things I need it for, it lasts long enough.
For some reason, I’m going to the cordless one more often.
