/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1692510
I want to buy a Dremel, but I don't know which version to get: 3000, 4000, 4200, or 4300.

The 4300 is tool-less and collet-less, I don't know how this might affect performance or possibility of the tool flying into my face. On their site the 4300 needs an adapter to use some of the older tool sets apparently(?)

And what's this with people on Amazon saying their Dremel burns out and dies? Somebody said it's because they hold it wrong and cover the air vents, is this relevant?
Where I am, there is only Dremel brand rotary tools. I want a Dremel specifically as I can return it if it busts or anything.

I want to buy a Dremel, but I don't know which version to get: 3000, 4000, 4200, or 4300.

The 4300 is tool-less and collet-less, I don't know how this might affect performance or possibility of the tool flying into my face. On their site the 4300 needs an adapter to use some of the older tool sets apparently(?)

And what's this with people on Amazon saying their Dremel burns out and dies? Somebody said it's because they hold it wrong and cover the air vents, is this relevant?
Where I am, there is only Dremel. I want a Dremel specifically as I can return it if it busts or anything.