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Question: Can Dreme Can acc'ys, such as the Dremel flex-shaft, be used w/this tool? Is the nose collet the same as Dremel? Or are you forced to buy Proxxon?
Document: A lot of my Craftsman and Dremel accessories (wheels, etc.) will work fine, but accessories that are Dremel or CM-specific (right angle accessory, flex shaft) won't; I'll likely buy Proxxon bits, flex shaft, and the rest over time (and sell off my Dremel stuff that won't work with the Proxxon precision model).
I owned the FBS for 5+ years and used it professionally on an almost daily basis along with my Festool vacuum. I also tried Foredom flex shaft units and owned many Dremels. I have also used the Proxxon flex shaft.The IB/E Professional would be my choice VS the FBSMost importantly, my FBS only died after 5 years from being dropped so a sturdier housing was my main reason for buying the IB/E. I would certainly choose either over any other rotary tool such as Dremel.
I bought this thinking GREAT!...I could used the many Dremel brand attachments I already have (chain saw sharpener, right angle attachment, a flex shaft, mini saw attachment, and tile cutter/router guard). The Proxxon is a GREAT product, just be warned you CAN NOT use Dremel attachments with the Proxxon. Entirely different sized threads on the housing cap.
I bought this model about five years ago and I'm very happy with it. When I bought it I wasn't aware of the more expensive Proxxon. But if I had it to do over I would buy this model again for one very simple reason. This one comes with a three jaw drill chuck and accepts the Proxxon collet chuck as an accessory. The more expensive model comes with the collet chuck but will not accept the drill chuck.
home improvement stores, Wal-mart). Online, you can expect to drop $50 each for the flex shaft and the angle attachment.UPDATE 1: OK, so after one month of moderate use, it died. Started to pause and hesitate, then completely died.
It can be a serious pain going from the freedom of a hand held unit to a flex shaft. The shaft can fight you and will limit you especially in hanging situations. The inner shaft can also snap or bind fairly easy although they are only $10 to replace. I prefer hand-held for what I do because of the freedom of not having a shaft and motor to position constantly. In the end you have to figure this issue out on your own based on your needs.
This seems to be a well made tool and does a good job. I read the reviews and replaced my defunct Dremel with this unit. It works well but I cannot say that it is better than the Dremel which I used a lot and had for over twenty years. It does not seem to have as many attachments as the Dremel, which can be found in profusion in many stores. I have not found this unit or it's accessories anywhere but on Amazon. As good as it is, buy a Dremel.
For all those in quest to buy good rotary tool, I would suggest Proxxon 38481 model to go for or Dremel 4000-2/30.UPDATE: TO-220,16A TRIACS soldered to the controller board and the tool has been back to a full operational status.
I needed a new rotary tool as for 12 years I had practically beaten my first Dremel like a hammer and it would probably still be functional but for  a 13 foot fall from a 2nd floor onto a concrete walk. Before I purchased this Proxxon tool I had carefully read all the reviews I could find and due to a number of very well written accolades I decided to save a little money and buy the Proxxon.
This is a well-balanced and powerful rotary tool. I've used it for over 6 months having had enough of 'cheap' drill-like-objects. It has a high-quality construction, no parts feel loose, the casing is sturdy and does not flex or warp, and the spindle is well balanced even at the very highest speeds.I would only quibble about the design of the hand-grip and the location of the on-off switch.
Answer: yes