200 (F013020001) Dremel Multi-Tool - Overview

This manufacturer approved 2-speed switch is a high quality item that is specially designed for a Dremel rotary tool. It is the part of the tool that allows user to turn the tool on and off while controlling its speed. Over time mechanical plastic switches over time will wear out and fail eventually requiring replacement. Please note, thi...Read mores plastic item is sold individually. To replace this switch you will need a screwdriver.

This replacement power cord is supplied form original equipment manufacturer. It is specially made for Dremel rotary multi-tools. I plays a key role by delivering the electricity from the outlet to the tool. This cord is rubber insulated and it is sold individually. It does include a rubber grommet/sleeve. To complete this repair you wo...Read moreuld need a screwdriver. • Remove housing screws • Remove the housing • Disconnect wires from the old cord • Remove old cord • Secure the new power cord in place • Reattach wires • Reassemble and test the unit

This is a genuine Dremel replacement part that has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with rotary tools. The field assembly is one of the motor's main components. This part houses the armature and is used to create an electromagnetic field that allows the armature to rotate. The field is priced as a single item.

This is a Genuine Manufacturer Approved replacement part used on some Dremel Rotary Multi-Tools. This part provides the firm grip for holding a bit in a tool. This Collet is for using bits with 1/8" arbors. Due to prolonged, heavy use a collet may need to be replaced. Collet Nut is sold separately.

This is the lock pin assembly for various dremel and multi-tool models. The lock pin is a crucial component within power tools, responsible for securing the bits in place during use to prevent any movement. Over time, lock pins can wear down or become damaged, leading to improper engagement or hindering the rotation and functionality of t...Read morehe tool. Replacing a lock pin involves turning off the dremel or multi-tool and removing its motor brushes and housing screws that hold it together. Separate the housing into two halves, take out the motor, and locate the lock pin. Remove the lock pin and its spring, then install the new lock pin and spring. Reinstall the motor, the other half of the housing, along with its screws and bushings.

An authentic OEM sourced item that is supplied for use with Dremel power tools. This special ring helps to provide a seal for the armature, make sure to refer to the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this hardware. Keep in mind this high-quality component is made of durable rubber and is sold i...Read morendividually, over time the material may wear out and begin to crack eventually requiring a replacement.

This item has been sourced from the original manufacturer to be used with rotating multi-tools from Dremel. The durable plastic cap is used to cover and support the carbon brushes. The cap allows you to access the brushes without having to disassemble the motor housing. This item is sold as a pair.

This cover is an original part from Dremel. Compatible with several multi tools, this protective item is fitted over the nut in the nose of the housing. The plastic cover is sold individually, and no tools should be needed for the replacement.