TEMO Rotary Tool Hold Hanger Stand Clamp for Dremel Foredom and Other Rotary Tools

Its very loud even after lubing it up , doesnt feel very secure and makes me feel like it might damage my tool . Not smooth feeling at all , lots of vibrations and shaky . Not gonna use to be honest. Probably try the Dremel one next.

The hanger is fine, but the clamp is such cheap plastic you cant tighten it without it bending.

Im not sure how to comment, except to say this: My first flexible shaft must have been defective. The tools slipped/terribly. That said, I believed the problem could have been my not following the instructions properly. BUT, the instructions are too simply written and could easily be enhanced with a picture/schematic or 2. I am/was not entirely familiar with what the Dremel parts are called. I decided to request a return/replacement. The newly delivered shaft connects and works perfectly. My project was only delayed by a few days. Im happy with my purchase. Regarding the shaft itself, the tool end is like an engraving tool. Its high quality. You hold it like a pen. I was actually hoping for it to be more flexible so I could route it through the inside of a winding pipe, but the pipe bends too sharply. Thanks to the seller for the working replacement.

Using this for craft projects. Very good item.

I wanted a cheaper flex shaft than the major brand ones (Dremel and Black & Decker charge significantly more just for their name.) This one does definitely work very well -- Id say more or less equally to those. To me it feels almost exactly as durable and such, so I think it will last just as long more or less. This definitely fits standard rotary tools with no problems. I think maybe it vibrates a bit more and seems to not work as well with some bits made for rotary tools, but some of the bits out there that are officially made for them really are intended for a much bigger device with more mass so the shaking doesnt affect them as much and are just being retrofitted to fit these when they really probably shouldnt. Overall this is a good choice for its price, HOWEVER, there is one key thing that is pretty much minus two stars on its own: their use of a non-standard key for actually changing bits. Normally these things use a little button you hold down while turning the piece at the end to hold the shaft in place. Im sure this way is cheaper and theoretically its more durable (though Ive never had that bit actually break on any of these Ive ever used) but its basically 100% guaranteed that such a key will get lost. Ive had to tape it to the end of the flex shaft. But eventually it will be dropped or Ill forget to put it back on and it will get lost. Its not even a normal standard key. I suppose an allen wrench would still fit, but it would likely be a bit loose and a bit harder to use because of that. It works great, but I really wish they hadnt made that particular design choice. The standard button method has always worked great and would have continued to do so here too.

4 jobs with this, controlled with my knee. The cord to the wall side is way to short so you need a short extension, it should have been longer on this side and really short on the drill side since you are holding the tool close to you anyway. I had to zip tie the drill trigger to keep it always on, to then I slide it off until the next use. I would recommend if you want a low price. I dont share it with my co- workers so I dont have to blame them if it breaks.

Easy to use attached to a rotary tool. Makes wood carving very easy.

Works just as good as name brand products

The very first thing I noticed after opening the package these came in was how flimsy the cut-off wheels are. After carefully screwing one of the wheels onto the bit provided, it broke into three pieces when I was inserting the bit into the collet on my rotary tool. I tried another and, as I do with every bit before I use it, I turned my Dremel on the lowest RPM setting and while pointing it away from me, I watched it spin to be sure it was straight. Next, I gave it a test (I do this with every bit that is new to me) and tried cutting a piece of cardboard and it cut fine without incident. The package says never to use these bits above 34,000 RPM so one ought to keep that in mind when using these bits. Aside from the first wheel breaking, Ive had good luck with the bits and will probably buy them again because, for one, theyre very inexpensive (a fancy carrying case or wooden box to store them in, doesnt come with this set) and I received them only a day after I ordered them. Yay. Dremel bits for Dremel tools are always recommended, but in a pinch, these will do.

Exactly what I was looking for, works flawlessly thru all speed ranges, especially the slower ones I needed it for, with my 1940s slow-speed, belt-driven dental drill. It IS a tad flimsy around the edges, but it works & is durable & thats what counts! (Note Of Caution: naysayers on here said it wouldnt work and would only be an off/on switch, but they were wrong Wrong WRONG! So take the negative reviews here with a grain of salt; theyre probably NOT real!)