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The Dremel 7000 Series is a small cordless rotary tool with a built-in 2 Ah lithium-ion battery and a single fixed speed of 12,000 rpm. It is the simplest tool in Dremel's cordless lineup: no speed dial, no cord, and a textured plastic grip that weighs about 18 oz. It suits light jobs such as sanding, polishing, engraving and trimming pet nails, and it is easier to handle in tight spots than a corded tool. Against variable-speed rivals like the Dremel 8220 or 4300, it gives up speed control and torque, so it is a light-duty tool rather than a workshop workhorse. Owners like the quick charging and small size; some report flimsy accessories and early failures.
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Owners rate the 7000 Series highly for light jobs, especially grinding and buffing pet nails, and praise its simple controls, fast charging and small size. Complaints center on the included accessories and on a few tools that stopped working early.
This is a cordless rotary tool from Dremel's 7000 Series. It runs on a rechargeable 4-volt lithium-ion battery with a 2 Ah capacity, and the battery is built into the tool. It has a single speed of 12,000 rpm and takes 1/8" shank accessories.
The tool is used for sanding, grinding, sharpening, polishing, engraving and cutting, including woodworking and home projects. The body is lightweight and has a textured plastic grip. It is designed for low noise and low vibration. It charges over USB, and the runtime is 30% longer than the Dremel 7300.
The kit includes 7 rotary accessories. A USB power adapter is not included.
