Dremel 575 4" Right Angle Power Rotary Tool Attachment Quick-Connect Attach System Rotary Tools

arrived early. as described. do recommend

Great for small scale crafting, especially miniatures.

came faster then amazon!

I had a broken bolt on my cart and I had to drill it ou. I could not reach it straight on. I got this for my demel and I used carbide bits. I was able to drill out the bolt. By getting the broken bolt remover, his tool saved my engine.

Generally speaking, this Dremel attachment seems to be well made. The benefit of the tool is in getting your rotary blade into a place where the Dremel body would not normally allow. But it also changes the cut angle of the blade to provide a more stable orientation for your hand-hold. I've used it on a few tough-to-get-to spots trimming down metal and plastic. I cannot speak to the expected longevity, but the construction quality seems to be pretty good. I consider it to be a good tool to have in my stable.

If you own a Dremel tool or Ryobi equivalent (which this also fits) a right hand angle head gives unique power tool control in line with hand and arm muscles instead of perpendicular to natural muscle alignment. Fit it with a Dremel quick change disk holder and cut sheet metal easily. A metal cutting disk on a right hand head is great for cutting off nails flush instead of hammering the nails out, which just makes for larger holes to fill.

This tool is very helpful for getting into hard to reach places.  98% of the time I use this with a cutting wheel, cutting off screws, nails, etc.  Have used it 20-30 times, so can't speak to longevity mentioned in the other review, but have had it for a few years and it really fits a need no other tool or attachment fits.

right angle attachment works great. Theres only 1 downside to it, the noise level. It is very noisy and sounds like something is broken or damaged inside but thats normal. Other than the noise issue it works perfectly.

I bought this to get into a tight spot under my dash for my project truck. Had some rust hidden up under the dash and had to cut it out to replace it with new metal. For the most part this tool helped a lot to cut in a tight area but it is still a little bulky in it's design and was hitting the bottom of the firewall/cowling area with the top of the tool before the cutting disc could make proper contact. I had to replace a barely used disc with a new one every couple minutes 'til the job was done so that i could keep cutting deep enough to get through the sheet metal. Even with that it helped a ton to get the cutting done only leaving the tighter corners and above the steering column to cut by hand. I have to admit to being surprised and somewhat concerned by some of the reviews relating to reliability. I assumed when I bought it that it was two shafts held by bearings and either a universal joint or bevel gears driving the two, but apparently that is not the case.

I bought this at True Value for my dremel, used it with cutting disks in hard to reach places to cut/shape steel. The shaft in the bottom of this is made of pressed thin wires to form a square shaft. Well this is weak, and this just twisted apart and broke after only using it a few times. I was disappointed because it was pretty expensive and did not last very long. I do not recommend using it for anything stressful like cutting disks, sanding, or grinding. It seems to be built for light applications only.