20 Most Recent Dremel Variable - Speed Multipro Rotary Tool 395 - Page 2 Questions & Answers

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I usually just tap it gently with a piece of wood directly on the end of the bit. This will usually loosen it up. This also works with a router.

with tool unplugged rotate tool end with your finger tips if it gives any resistance to this your bearings have forign material in them (happens if your doing grinding allot) if a liberal dose of light oil (sewing machine) does not improve this friction im sorry but you;ll have to replace tool to run slower speeds

You will have to remove the plastic cap on the end of the tool where the tips go in. Then screw on the cutting guide.

I have a Dremel 395 Type 3. Motor works fine, shaft doesn't turn. Took it apart to find that the white plastic or nylon flex coupling on the shaft had crumbled and the spline driver, which fits directly over the motor end of the shaft was somewhat worn. I emailed Dremel and got an overnight reply listing the 2 parts I need and the cost: Coupling is $1.00 and the driver is $1.25. Placed order by phone: 1-800-437-3635. I ordered 2 of each in case future replacement is needed. Total bill came to $7.27 including Florida tax and shipping. Can't beat that. They said it would be in the mail by tonight. (Flex coupling number is 2615294309; spline driver is 2615294308.)

Lowes, home depot and Sears sell them. Also, dremel.com sells parts.

Perhaps you are bending the shaft too much, or the original lube in the flex shaft has been compromised. Take it back to the dealer, for an exchange.

Burnt out brushes.

I don't know about purchasing one, but you may download a free copy of the manual from http://www.dremeleurope.com/za/en/ocs/product/7359/2/multipro/dremel%C2%AE-multipro%C2%AE

dremel have a collet adaptor available to allow interchange of bits. They are available from dremel or hardware stores.

Press release button and hold down while unscrewing bolt. Continue to hold button and unscrew bolt until tip is loose enough to pull out if it still won't come out unscrew all the way, take bolt off and pull out tip with channel locks. It just got jammed in when tightening because diameter is probably a little wider