Dremel 300-N/55 300 Series 1.15 Amp 5,000 to 35,000 RPM Variable Speed Rotary Tool with 55 Accessories

This product is perfect speed for all my needs:

-- At the office to sand down patient toenails.
-- At home to drill, sand, cut stuff.

I love the increased number of speeds. I still have an original Dremel that works; at that time one had to go to Radio Shack to purchase a solenoid to control the speeds for different jobs. My father, a physician, got quoted $800 for that back in the 1970's.

This is an A+++ product.

I have two 45 lb. Huskies. I saw the commercials for the Peticure and the Pedipaws, and thought they were a great idea. After looking into them, however, I realized they wouldn't quite work for my girls. The cordless versions wouldn't have enough power to do both dogs before running out of power, and other reviews I'd read said that both of these were made of less than quality materials.

So, I looked around on the 'net for a Dremel branded tool. Dremel also makes a set specifically made for pet manicures, but again, it's cordless, so it wouldn't get through both dogs before having to be charged.

I found this set, and it's been perfect. I introduced it to them slowly, using lots of treats, and they hardly wriggle at all now. It works beautifully, and I highly recommend it for anyone who has more than one medium size or better dog.

So far I love this product. It works great with my customizing hobby and is quiet. So far so good.

There are better comments are out there than I am just adding to.
1. A product that does all it implies and more.
2. Fantastic finishing tool.
3. Pays for itself in a month if you have lots of projects.
4. Fantastic TOOL recovery tool!

I have always wanted a Dremel tool, so this seemed like a good kit to start out with. The 55 Accessories does not mean 55 different kinds, there are as much as 5 as some of the accessories, so there's only a choice of about 12 to use.

I got this for two specific tasks that I could not do with any other tools, and the included accessories were enough to get them done.

Task 1: Hedge trimmer with hardened steel blades. Supposedly it never needs sharpening, but after 5 years it has become dull. I used the Aluminum Oxide sharpening stone, and the 8 speed, and a little finesse, and it is cutting better than it did before I sharpened it.

Task 2: I had several nail heads/screw heads in wood work that were not flush, and always bothered me. I used the cutting wheel, and it took care of them pretty quickly. Minor burns on the hardwood floor from hot pieces of metal falling off, so make sure you put something non-flammable underneath.

This is a useful tool for small spaces where you can't get a regular grinding wheel, saw, angle grinder, or drill to fit.

As you own it, expect to buy more accessories.