Dremel 335-01 Plunge Router Rotary Tool Attachment for Light-Duty Routing Projects, Perfect for Woodworking & Inlay Work

Dremel is an excellent tools!! High quality tools!! Their tools never give me any problems at all!!! Walmart is a good place to buy Dremel for the price and good service!!!

This fits my Hyper tough rotary tool quite well.

This is a great help when trying to cut in between areas of wood with numerous designs. It will help you keep focused and ensure a smoother finish.

Received item and it was exactly as what I expected it to be

Dremel products are very high quality. Pricing at Walmart for Dremel products is very competitive.

Good price

Of course it fits my Dremel rotary tool perfectly. Sturdy and well made with clear instructions. I intend to use it as a drill press and router and have tested it on some scrap wood with a router bit to cut a slot such as a drawer bottom would fit into using the fence to keep it parallel to the edge of the piece. It takes a little practice, but it beats trying to freehand it.

It is well packaged. It is soft. It seems to function well. How good it is for the septic tank, or sewer systems of the world...well you would have to go talk to your local plumber and sewer system representative s on that subject.

This is an adequate base for very light duty work on soft wood, like making a small picture frame or something along those lines. It comes with several useful guides for different kinds of work, BUT it doesn't come with any bits, not even a simple cut-off bit. It would be a better value if it came with at least a single 1/8" straight router bit to start with. The Dremel router bit kits does cost twice what this attachment costs, so expect sticker shock when you receive this and realize you need to spend a lot more just to use it. The construction is OK for the light duty work it is intended for and for the $25 price tag.

I had just given away my old standard Dremel router base. It had knob tops that could be unscrewed to reveal storage fore Dremel router bits. Somewhere along the way, the knob tops had been misplaced, and I really wanted an upgrade. I was hoping that this Dremel plunge router base would be a nice replacement. It looks nice, but that's where it ends. Yes, it will plunge, and yes it will allow you to use your Dremel tool to make plunge cuts. Setting the depth of that plunge cut is virtually impossible, the unit, being all plastic is overly flexible taking precision off of the table, and making proper and precise adjustments are impossible. While you are supposedly able to lock it down to use it as a standard router base, not being able to set the depth of the bit properly also removes that option as well. I wish Dremel still made the original standard base. As I need this to work with those small Dremel bits for tiny projects, I will figure out how to make this somewhat useable, so I won't be returning it. It's really sad, though. It seems that Dremel, as pricey as it is, is going down the drain with quality. I have an old 4000 series Dremel tool somewhere in the 20-25 year old area. It has those spring loaded brush holders that break off easily, but I had wrapped the body with heavy fishing line to remedy that, cutting the line off only to replace brushes when neeeded. It still runs smooth and quiet after taking it apart and continually cleaning it and greasing the bearings. The new 4300 that I purchased with this plunge base is noisy, feels cheap, gets hot quickly, and vibrates badly for a new tool, even though I have followed the break in period. I found out both of these items were not what they should be last night when I went to do a small project. As I have no other option for a small router for my hobby projects, I will also have to make this 4300 Dremel work with the cheaply made plunge router base. I wish a premium brand like Proxxon would come out with a comparable item, or maybe Vevor could come out with a version that worked. This plunge base is nothing more than a product of corporate greed and cutting corners. Now, I'm looking on eBay for an original complete standard base that is no longer in production. Maybe if Dremel gets enough bad reviews, they will atrempt to do better, either that, or Walmart drops them. At least the last option would leave a nice big hole for a tool company to come in and give customers a possible better product, sort of like how Walmart replaced Milwaukee's Hart off brand with the better Greenworks and truely upgraded HyperTough. This plunge base is so bad that I wish Amazon would drop Dremel, as well. No one needs to be stuck with these bad Dremel products regardless of the buying platform or physical store.