4-Volt 2 Amp USB Cordless Single Speed Rotary Tool Kit with 5 Accessories

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I got the Dremel 7350 Cordless Rotary tool out of the box and held it in my hand, I thought it was a toy. It is small and light-weight. It has two buttons, on/off and the bit lock. The Dremel 7350 came with a few accessories, I was not impressed. After charging it up I put the tool to work. I was so wrong. This baby is great! It fits well in my hand and I am happy that it is lightweight. The charge lasts a good long time. I was carving a walking stick as a learning exercise. I decided to add the Carving/Engraving Kit to my toolbox. With the comfort of the tool and the freedom of cordless supported by the right accessories, I was having fun. Maybe this is a toy-a very nice toy. Thanks Dremel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Dremel 7350 is a single speed 12,000 RPM rotary tool. It fits well in your hand and is a good multipurpose tool. Upon opening the box it has the 7350 tool plus 5 accessories ( 84922 Grinding Etching bit, 407 and 432 sanding wheels, and a 401 and 414 cleaning/polishing wheel). It comes with a USB cord for charging but not a wall plug, so if you don't have one laying around you will need one that is rated at a minimum of 5v/1a. There is a cover on the bottom of the 7350 that gives you access to the charging port and the charging status light. The light will go green when you plug it in and it turns off when the tool is completely charged. Mine charged in about 3 hours. The maintenance is simple you just plug it in use it then store it. Recommended storage temps are from -4 to 122 F so I wouldn't store it in the garage. I didn't see anything in the instructions about a break in period like you do with the bigger Dremels so I charged it up and went to work. I used the 7350 to try my hand at some glass etching with the provided 84922 bit, and for my first attempt I'm happy with the results. The 7350 fit well in my hand and it worked as expected. If you need a light duty rotary tool the Dremel 7350 is an excellent choice.

I’ve had a couple weeks to try out the 7350 and I must say, it’s grown on me. I was a little concerned at first with it only being one speed, but it’s taken some of the guesswork. Pros: Simple to use and fast enough to do most sanding and polishing tasks around the house. Battery life seems to be really good and it’s very comfortable to hold. It doesn’t feel cheaply made and comes with a handy instruction booklet and a couple of accessories to get you started. Incredibly portable, use it in the house, move out to the garage, and finish in the basement. Cons: Single speed, which prevents you from using it to cut or do some other tasks that require more rpms. It comes with only a charging cord and is missing an adapter to plug in. Overall, I think Dremel did a great job making this what it is, a beginners rotary tool. It’s a good place to start and it will definitely come in handy. The construction seems solid and you can’t go wrong if you’re wanting to get your feet wet with rotary tools. Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review.

Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review. When i took it out of box i was really surprised how small it was, but my mind was soon changed when i decided to try it on a project i have been working on for a while .Its just the right size and shape to get into small spots that you cant with a bigger dremel i was amazed how well it worked i love how it has the power and the stength to do what to bigger ones can in such a small package

To be honest at first i was surprised i didnt think it would be a good tool for me .Boy was i proved wrong i have started a project with it that my other dremel tools were to big and heavy and my. I have been working on this for a while and never could find the right tool till now love this tool

Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review. I was unsure at first, when I received this tool from Dremel, as I prefer a multi speed version...however, I agreed to review it after a test run, so I gave it a chance. At a 12000RPM...it is about a 50% speed of most multi version Dremel tools.... I used it to work on my latest project, a Star Wars Tydirium Shuttle model kit. If you have seen my Posts on the Dremel/Chaordix website, you will note that i make high end Prop recreations of many famous Holly wood films...especially Sci Fi...classic and modern.... Doing very fine grinding and cutting with it, was a revealing experience.....it is extremely lightweight and easy to manipulate.....and it has become a favorite in my Studio...

Dremel has provided me this product in exchange for an honest review. Over all it is very versatile and handy when you dont have alot of time or a way to get electric to the project your working on. The only thing i think it needed was variable speed and a carrying case so u could grab and go without having to worry about a way to hold the bits that came w it. I am an avid dremel user and i think they are very reliable for all your my diy or hobby crafts thanks for allowing me to test this product. I would recommend to a friend that this is a good product to purchase for the ease of use and easy to grab and go without all the hastle of dragging out cords and taking away time from your project.

I Love It. Not To Big, No Electrical Cord To Hinder You And Light Weight Too,