Offers a better grip and more comfort for doing small things.
Provides the best tool control when precision is needed.
Attaches to rotary tools instead of the nose piece so that it can be put in very quickly and easily.
It moves the weight of the tool into the palm of your hand so you don’t get tired as quickly.
For engraving, carving, and a lot of other things, this is the best tool.
An overview of what this item is abou.
Add-on: The Dremel Detailer’s Grip is a quick and easy way to add extra support to any rotary tool with a threaded nose piece, like a drill or saw. Using the Detailer’s Grip, you can better balance and control your tool. It moves the weight of the tool to the palm of your hand. Soft grips on the handle and an angle on the bottom allow you to get closer to your work with the Detailer’s Grip. This is great when you need to grip a rotary tool like a pencil for precise work during engraving, carving, and polishing. Add-on for use with Dremel Rotary Tool Models 100 through 4200. Uses Dremel Rotary Tool Models 100 through 4200. Uses Dremel Rotary Tool Models 100 through 4200.
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The Dremel A577 Attachment makes it easier and more comfortable to work on small projects by moving the weight of the rotary tool to the palm of your hand for better balance.
My Dremel 8220 needs this.
Does what it says. Having this helps you hold your Dremel in a different way, which helps with small jobs.
When I put the one I bought in, there is a space between the body of the Dremel and the grip. Because of this gap, the grip bends at the ring and there is a little springiness to it. Is this something that was planned. No, it doesn’t help with vibration or anything. I don’t know. I’m probably going to have to call Dremel to ask them about it.
I think this thing is way overpriced after I found all of its flaws. It’s even worse because I can’t use my EZ-twist cap. With the price, you’d think this nose cap would have the same thing as well. It doesn’t even have the rubber coating that the EZ-twist has.
I don’t think this is good. As long as it does the job, it’s not very good at it. It doesn’t let you easily twist the cap off. There is a “QWORK” brand clone that costs less than the real thing. As long as you must have a grip like this, I think I’d go with that one, too. Dremel didn’t put much thought into this, and they don’t deserve much money for it.
