Micro 8-Volt MAX Variable Speed Cordless Rotary Tool Kit with Docking Station and 18 Accessories

I also have the same problem as the rest I put it on the charger and it shows all blue lights like it is completely charged and also little lights by the collett on top flash. But when I take it off and hit the power button the red light flashes and nothing. Sometimes off the charger one blue light will come on with the flashing red light.

I Just restored my Silver oil lamp with my Micro, love it. Oh btw the tape on my dremel is to hold that sticker that was peeled of when i took it out of the box, had to take two stars off for funny stuff like this. Hope Dremel helps me out with a spare sticker the dremel works amazing though.

After my last electric Dremel took a dive after only a few years of light usage I figured it was just a fluke and bought this Dremel micro because . I quickly figured out I can't push it very hard and i would have to do until my business makes some money ,but now it just won't charge. I tried messing with the contacts on the Dremel and the charger and also tryd a new power cord but nothing's worked . The best i can can get is a bunch of blue lights to show up once in awhile like in the photo. Does anyone have a solution? Im Just very disappointed and in a real bad spot.

I bought this Dremel about 6 months ago. I only use it for my dogs nails. So it’s not used and abused. And well now it won’t charge even though the blue lights indicate it is. It’s been on the charger for 2 days. And well NOTHING. Kind of annoying.

I bought this about a year ago. Out of the box I had charged it overnight, the next day I began some simple wood carving and the power button started rattling. I thought it wasn't a big deal. As long as I could still power it on, I'd live with the rattle. It basically sat on the shelf for a year and I only used it once during that time- to cut some soft wood. The tool's drive was very weak for that job, and it would shut itself off if it encountered much resistance at all. Today I began cutting some very soft lead and again I found that the tool would fail when meeting anything more than the slightest resistance. The orange light was on, so I decided to throw it on the charger. The blue indicators scrolled for a second then remained illuminated(all lights solid blue). I kept it on the charger for 4 hours with these solid blue lights on, and when I tried it again, the red light was showing on the device and it would die as soon as the tip touched the material. So at this point I don't think it takes a charge at all. I used the device exactly twice, and neither time I used it was it effective at all in performing the simplest task. Now, it could be that I just got a bad unit, but after reading all the other reports of similar failures of the product, I really can't recommend it at all. I'm really regretting this purchase. I really wish that I had just gotten a corded tool instead. Very disappointed and frustrated that I'll have to figure out a different way to complete my project now.

I received this wireless dremel on February 25th this year for my birthday. As of this review that is less than 1 month ago. Today during use i turned it off and set it down on the charger, and now it wont charge, turn on, or even light up showing its charging. It wasn't even out of battery when i set it down either. Very sad because otherwise i was really enjoying it for detail work...

Got to try out my new Dremel Micro tool today. Not quite the way I was thinking, but it's a winner. Since I get the job about once a month of removing dead skin from my wifes feet, I thought, "Hey, I bet my new Dremel will do this!" She was reluctant at first, but now that her feet are smooth and soft, she thinks it's great! This will be filed under my "Creative ways to convince wife that husband needs new tools" category. Can't wait to try it on wood. Hmmm, now what to do with that new chain saw(!?) Side note: Those dead skin removers from Bed, Bath, and Beyond cost about 60 bucks, but I wouldn't recommend them for woodworking!

The tool works well but I was appalled to find out that the tool does not fit in the charging cradle properly. It is very loose and unless you jam a wedge in the back it does not make contact with the charging prongs. Very bad design!

I build chilren's heirloom quality furniture as a hobby. My biggest selling product is the Children's Rocking Chairs. In the back portion of the rocking chairs, I place an inlay of a teddy bear. I use this Dremel Tool to assist me in creating that inlay. It performs wonderfully, great power, long battery life, easy to handle and a pleasure to use. Thank you Dremel!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this to use with my glass business, and I find it very easy to use. Changing buts is a snap.