If you work on automobiles or are into woodworking or other handicraft the Dremel may be the handiest tool on your tool shelf. I have used this tool for any number of things that would have been very difficult with any other tool. Cutting metal I first started using my Dremel while modifying my 1964 Falcon to accept a 95 5.0L engine. Easy to use, handy and very versatile for work or play. Many choices for accessories.
Motor loads up easily, limited in the scale of a project it can be used for.
Dremel tools are things you either use a lot or not but when you use them, you are damn glad you have them. This kit comes with a nice assortment of attachments that you will use for everything from deburring sheet metal to carving wood to cutting off nails. There is no better substitute for a hacksaw for cutting off small diameter nails and screws. A must have tool. I must admit that at first I had absolutely no desire to have a rotary tool.