What can you do with it?

Sanding bands will generally remove finish and material (wood or other soft material). These bands are also used for (rough) shaping and smoothing or rust removal from metal. If you want to remove just finish, consider something less aggressive like a flap wheel (no. 502 or 504), or a buff like the no. 511S/512S or 511E/512E.

How to use?

The physical appearance of the band indicates what grit it is, the larger the bumps the lower the grit.

Sanding bands are available in 120 and 60 grit. The lower the grit, the more material is removed.

Use the sides of the bands to do the sanding.

Sanding bands will wear out and are replaceable by loosening the screw on the top of the drum or using the DREMEL exclusive EZ Speedclic sanding drum, for even faster band replacement.

Materials to use on

These bands can be used to sand / smooth softer materials like hardwood, softwood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum but also for rust removal of metal types, like steel. Other materials it can be used on:

Plywood, Softwood, Chipboard, Hardwood, Soft Metal, Brass, Hardened Steel, Gold, Aluminium, Silver, Stainless Steel, Copper, Rubber, Plastic, Plexiglass.

Can shape rubber surfaces

Recommended speed

Hardwood 10-35000
Softwood 10-35000
Aluminium 35000
Brass 35000
Ceramic 10-35000
Copper 25-35000
Plastic 10-20000
Stone 10-35000
Shell 10-35000
Steel 35000

What can you do with it?

Sanding bands will generally remove finish and material (wood or other soft material). These bands are also used for (rough) shaping and smoothing or rust removal from metal. If you want to remove just finish, consider something less aggressive like a flap wheel (no. 502 or 504), or a buff like the no. 511S/512S or 511E/512E.

How to use?

The physical appearance of the band indicates what grit it is, the larger the bumps the lower the grit.

Sanding bands are available in 120 and 60 grit. The lower the grit, the more material is removed.

Use the sides of the bands to do the sanding.

Sanding bands will wear out and are replaceable by loosening the screw on the top of the drum or using the DREMEL exclusive EZ Speedclic sanding drum, for even faster band replacement.

Materials to use on

These bands can be used to sand / smooth softer materials like hardwood, softwood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum but also for rust removal of metal types, like steel. Other materials it can be used on:
Can shape rubber surfaces

Recommended speed

Hardwood 10-35000
Softwood 10-35000
Aluminium 35000
Brass 35000
Ceramic 10-35000
Copper 25-35000
Plastic 10-20000
Stone 10-35000
Shell 10-35000
Steel 35000

What can you do with it?

Sanding bands will generally remove finish and material (wood or other soft material). These bands are also used for (rough) shaping and smoothing or rust removal from metal. If you want to remove just finish, consider something less aggressive like a flap wheel (no. 502 or 504), or a buff like the no. 511S/512S or 511E/512E.

How to use?

The physical appearance of the band indicates what grit it is, the larger the bumps the lower the grit.

Sanding bands are available in 120 and 60 grit. The lower the grit, the more material is removed.

Sanding bands will wear out and are replaceable by loosening the screw on the top of the drum or using the DREMEL exclusive EZ Speedclic sanding drum, for even faster band replacement.

Materials to use on

These bands can be used to sand / smooth softer materials like hardwood, softwood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum but also for rust removal of metal types, like steel. Other materials it can be used on: Plywood, Softwood, Chipboard, Hardwood, Soft Metal, Brass, Hardened Steel, Gold, Aluminium, Silver, Stainless Steel, Copper, Rubber, Plastic, Plexiglass.

Can shape rubber surfaces

Recommended speed

Hardwood 10-35000
Softwood 10-35000
Aluminium 35000
Brass 35000
Ceramic 10-35000
Copper 25-35000
Plastic 10-20000
Stone 10-35000
Shell 10-35000
Steel 35000

What can you do with it?

Common uses for the Dremel sanding disc include smoothing and shaping wood or removing paint. is great for (smooth) flat and edge sanding of soft materials such as wood and fiberglass Dremel sanding discs have a finer grit than Dremel sanding bands. Also used for rust removal
The lower the grit, the more material removal.
The SC411 (grit: 60) and SC 411 (grit: 240) are from the Dremel Exclusive EZ Speedclic family. This makes accessory changes easy as PULL - TWIST - RELEASE.

How to use?

These discs are best used with the Dremel tool facing towards the work piece, and are flexible to accommodate for any curves on the project. We recommend using mainly the center of the disc for maximum results.

Sanding discs will wear out and are replaceable by removing the mandrel.

Materials to use on

These disks can be used to sand / smooth softer materials like hardwood, softwood, plastic, fiberglass, aluminum but also for rust removal of metal types, like steel. Other materials it can be used on: Sandwich material, Steel-general, Metal pipes, Veneered woods, Plastic, Brass, Copper, Aluminium, Softwood, Soft Metal, Fiberboard, Laminates, Plywood, Hardwood, Chipboard.
Can shape rubber surfaces

Recommended speed

Hardwood 10-35000
Softwood 10-35000
Aluminium 35000
Brass 35000
Copper 25-35000
Plastic 10-20000

What can you do with it?

Best for cleaning and light sanding on materials like metal, glass, wood, aluminum and plastics
Available in fine, medium and coarse grades. Great to refinish furniture, clean grills, remove paint, tarnish and more

How to use?

When using a 511S or 512S, after turning on the tool, touch the buff LIGHTLY to the material and pass over the area a few times until the material is cleaned up. A lighter touch is the best technique with this accessory. Pushing on the buff will damage it and wear it out more quickly. To extend the life of the 511S, 512S, they should not be be run in excess of 15,000 rpm

Compatible with both the Dremel Exclusive SC402 EZ Lock mandrel and standard 402 mandrel

Materials to use on and recommended speed

Aluminium 20.000 MAX
Brass 20.000 MAX
Copper 20.000 MAX
Hardwood 20.000 MAX
Plastic 20.000 MAX
Softwood 20.000 MAX
Steel 20.000 MAX

What can you do with it?

Best for cleaning and light sanding on materials like metal, glass, wood, aluminum and plastics
Available in fine, medium and coarse grades. Great to refinish furniture, clean grills, remove paint, tarnish and more

How to use?

When using a 511S or 512S, after turning on the tool, touch the buff LIGHTLY to the material and pass over the area a few times until the material is cleaned up. A lighter touch is the best technique with this accessory. Pushing on the buff will damage it and wear it out more quickly. To extend the life of the 511S, 512S, they should not be be run in excess of 15,000 rpm

Compatible with both the Dremel Exclusive SC402 EZ Lock mandrel and standard 402 mandrel

Materials to use on and recommended speed

Metal pipes, Steel-general, Sandwich material, Veneered woods, Plastic, Brass, Copper, Soft Metal, Laminates, Softwood, Hardwood, Plywood, Chipboard, Fiberboard.

Aluminium 20.000 MAX
Brass 20.000 MAX
Copper 20.000 MAX
Hardwood 20.000 MAX
Plastic 20.000 MAX
Softwood 20.000 MAX
Steel 20.000 MAX

What can you do with it?

Good for slicing, making straight cuts and slots in all kinds of metal, like hardened steel, sheets metal or aluminum.
Easily cut bolts, or make slots in rusted and/or stripped bolts / screws for removal with a screwdriver.

How to use?

Use with 402 Mandrel: unscrew the top screw on the mandrel using the wrench, put the screw through the middle hole of the disk and screw it back on the mandrel.

If using the metal cutting wheels, cut on high speed – use light pressure. The wheels will last longer and cut faster if light pressure is used rather than heavy pressure and there is less risk of breaking it.

Since these disks are abrasive, the diameter of the wheel is going to wear away. If the wheel becomes too small to execute the cut, stop the cut and replace the wheel.

When using a cut-off wheel, we recommend using a two handed golf like grip to hold and guide the tool and go for a right angle. If you angle the wheel in the cut, the wheel will probably break.

Materials to use on

This cut-off disk can be used on different metal types, like aluminum, copper, cast iron. But also for short cuts in plastic or brick.
On materials like a galvanized metal (Ductwork) or hardened steel, it’s best to use reinforced cut-off wheel (426). Other materials it can be used on: Glass fibre reinforced plastics, Brick, Marble, Drywall/Plasterboard, Aerated Concrete, Soft Metal, Brass, Hardened Steel, Gold, Aluminium, Silver, Stainless Steel, Cast iron, Copper, Plastic.

Recommended speed

Aluminium 35000
Brass 35000
Copper 35000
Plastic 10-15000
Steel 35000

What can you do with it?

For slicing and cutting metal including hardened steel. Ideal for cutting, grooving and trimming all kinds of metal. Cut-off wheels make it easy to cut bolts or screws or make slots in rusted or stripped bolts and screws for removal with a screwdriver. Reinforced with fiberglass for increased durability. The SC409 wheels have a thickness of just 0.75 mm for even thinner cuts.

How to use?

Use with SC402 Mandrel. The Dremel exclusive Easy Speedclic (SC) mechanism, makes wheel changing keyless, easy and fast: PULL - TWIST – RELEASE

Cutting wheel

We recommend using a (two-handed) golf grip when using this accessory, and using the right angle attachment when a cut is hard to reach. To keep the disc life as long as possible, do not apply excessive pressure and do not exceed the RPM limits.

Materials to use on

This cut-off disk can be used on different metal types, like aluminum, copper, cast iron or even hardened steel. Other materials it can be used on: Metal pipes, Sheet Metal, Drywall/Plasterboard, Aerated Concrete, Soft Metal, Brass, Hardened Steel, Gold, Aluminium, Silver, Stainless Steel, Cast iron, Copper.

Recommended speed

Aluminium 35000
Brass 35000
Copper 35000
Steel 35000

What can you do with it?

For smooth, fine cuts in hard materials such as marble, concrete and brick. Designed to be long lasting (completely coated with fine diamond particles) and not lose its shape or break. Diamond disc has breathing holes for reduced heat and less debris during use.

How to use?

Use with SC402 Mandrel. The Dremel exclusive Easy Speedclic (SC) mechanism, makes wheel changing keyless, easy and fast: PULL - TWIST – RELEASE

Cutting wheels only work on their edge

We recommend using a (two-handed) golf grip when using this accessory, and using the right angle attachment when a cut is hard to reach. To keep the disc life as long as possible, do not apply excessive pressure and do not exceed the RPM limits

Cuts 12.7mm (1/2") thick floor tile

Materials to use on

Hard materials, such as Porcelain, Brick, Marble, Drywall/Plasterboard, Aerated Concrete, Granite, Ceramic, Wall Tile.

Do not use on metals.

Recommended speed

15.000-20.000

What can you do with it?

The SC476 is a reinforced cut-off wheel ideal for making clean cuts in plastics.

How to use?

Use with SC402 Mandrel. The Dremel exclusive Easy Speedclic (SC) mechanism makes wheel changing keyless, easy and fast: PULL - TWIST – RELEASE

Cutting wheels only work on their edge. Plastic can melt at high RPM, so we recommend to start at low RPM and not exceed the RPM limit of 15.000 RPM.

We recommend using a (two-handed) golf grip when using this accessory, and using the right angle attachment when a cut is hard to reach. To keep the disc life as long as possible, do not apply excessive pressure.

Materials to use on

Plastic materials, like vinyl and plexiglass, Aerated concrete, Drywall/ Plasterboard.

Recommended speed

10.000 – 15.000 RPM

What can you do with it?

Wood Cutting Wheels are both carbide cutting wheels for slicing, cutting and shaping on woods and laminates. Ideal for short cuts in wooden floors to make room for e.g. heating pipes or electronics or model making. The carbide coating makes this wheel very durable.

How to use?

Use with SC402 Mandrel. The Dremel exclusive Easy Speedclic (SC) mechanism makes wheel changing keyless, easy and fast: PULL - TWIST – RELEASE

Cutting wheels only work on their edge.

We recommend using a (two-handed) golf grip when using this accessory, and using the right angle attachment when a cut is hard to reach. To keep the disc life as long as possible, do not apply excessive pressure and do not exceed the RPM limits.

Materials to use on

This cut-off disk can be used on different wood types, like chipboard, hardwood, softwood, laminate, fiberboard, or even on plastics and laminates. Do not use them on metals.

Recommended speed

Hardwood 20.000-35.000 RPM
Softwood 20.000-35.000 RPM
Plastic 10.000-15.000 RPM

What can you do with it?

Best for cutting and drilling in soft materials such as soft woods (less than 12mm
thick) and plastics. Great to go freehand to create the shapes you like.

How to use?

We recommend to use this bit with the Dremel Multipurpose Cutting Attachment, because it’s designed to help you maintain depth during the application. It’s important that the depth of the guide supports the cutting blade extending beyond the material by about 0.6 cm. (.25”). If the bit extends out too far beyond the material, it can be more difficult to control and can actually snap the bit.

Best control of the bit occurs when moving in a clockwise direction. Begin the cut at a 45 degree angle and then bring the accessory to 90 degrees.

The tool should be set at a high speed, the feed rate of the material or the tool through the material should be slow and gradual. Too much pressure will cause this accessory to get “red hot.”

Using the tip of the bit is not the best way to cut – we recommend using the sides of the bit, where the full cutting capacity of the fluting can be put to use.

Materials to use on

Sandwich material, Veneered woods, Brick, Drywall/Plasterboard, Aerated Concrete, Ceramic, Softwood, Hardwood, Soft Metal, Plastic, Plexiglass.

Recommended speed

Aluminum 20.000 – 35.000 RPM
Hardwood 20.000 – 35.000 RPM
Softwood 20.000 – 35.000 RPM
Plastic 10.000-15.000RPM

Smallest straight edge router bit. For routing in wood.

Materials it can also be used on: Veneered woods, Fiberboard, Chipboard, Laminates, Plywood, Softwood, Hardwood, Rubber, Plastic, Plexiglass, Carbon.

For inlaying and routing a V groove in wood and sign word and lettering.

Materials it can be used on: Veneered woods, Fiberboard, Chipboard, Laminates, Plywood, Softwood, Hardwood, Rubber, Plastic, Plexiglass, Carbon.