3000 Series 1.2 Amp Variable Speed Corded Rotary Tool Kit with 25 Accessories and Carrying Case

My podiatrist did have an actual Dremel brand name tool in his office and did use it on my toes. And yes, my first thought was he was a saw bones quack However, the bit he had installed worked wonderfully and it ground the nails, dust flying all over but MOST IMPORTANTLY, it did no damage whatsoever when it touched bare skin. Surprised me, I was expecting that red stuff to be going everywhere, but all it did was tickle a bit. Could not imagine any purpose for a bit that worked like that in either wood working or metal working. So just as if you were demoing a wall in your house, you would not use a blade made for wood only, you would use one made for wood with embedded nails, you need to know the right blade or bit to use for doing human or pet nails. Since Home Depot's forte is not medical, I feel safe in speculating that none of the bits they offer are medical grade nor are they intended for medical usage. Using the right tool for the right job also means use the right blade or bit for the right job. No offense intended to anyone out there reading this, bit if you wish to know what to use for a medical related purpose, ask a qualified medical source, not a bunch of people who cut wood and metal professionally and definitely not those who do it as a hobby.

YES IF YOU CAN FIND A PLACE TO STICK IT ( A BATTERY ) THEN YOU SHOULD GET ONE ( CHARGER ) BUT NO IT DOES NOT COME WITH ONE

The Dremel 3000-1/25H Kit only includes the 1/8" collet inside the tool. For further assistance, please contact us at 1-800-4-DREMEL (1-800-437-3635), Monday-Friday, 8A-5P CST.

YES IT DOES