Dremel 335 Plunge Router - Rotary Tool Attachment for Precision Routing, Cutting, Drilling, Trimming & Inlay Work

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**Dremel 335 Plunge Router: Precision Routing at Your Fingertips****Introduction:**The Dremel 335 Plunge Router is an indispensable attachment for transforming your rotary tool into a versatile routing powerhouse. With its compact design, ergonomic grip, and precision controls, it empowers DIY enthusiasts, hobbyists, and professionals to tackle intricate routing tasks with ease.**Key Features:*** **Plunge Base with Depth Adjustment:** Enables precise depth control up to 19mm for plunge routing operations.* **Transparent Base Plate:** Allows for clear visibility of your work surface, enhancing accuracy and safety.* **Dual-Grip Handle:** Provides a comfortable and secure grip, ensuring stability during operation.* **Spindle Lock:** Facilitates easy bit changing for maximum efficiency.* **Included Accessories:** Comes with a guide fence, circle guide, and template guide for added versatility and precision.**Performance and Functionality:**The Dremel 335 Plunge Router offers impressive performance when used in conjunction with a compatible Dremel rotary tool. It performs a wide range of routing applications, including:* **Precision Routing:** Create intricate designs, grooves, and dadoes with exceptional accuracy.* **Precise Cutting:** Cut straight lines, curves, and patterns with ease, thanks to the depth adjustment feature.* **Drilling:** Drill precise holes for assembly, wiring, or decorative purposes.* **Trimming:** Trim excess material from wood, plastic, and other materials with precision.* **Inlay Work:** Create detailed inlays by routing channels and precisely fitting decorative materials.**Ergonomics and Safety:**The Dremel 335 Plunge Router boasts a well-designed ergonomic grip that provides a comfortable and secure hold during operation. The transparent base plate enhances visibility, allowing for greater precision and reducing the risk of accidents. Additionally, the spindle lock ensures safe and efficient bit changing.**Versatility and Compatibility:**The Dremel 335 Plunge Router is compatible with a wide range of Dremel rotary tools, making it a versatile addition to any DIY or professional workshop. The included accessories expand its functionality, allowing you to perform even more routing tasks with ease.**Conclusion:**The Dremel 335 Plunge Router is a highly versatile and capable attachment that transforms your rotary tool into a precision routing machine. Its compact design, ergonomic grip, and precision controls make it perfect for a variety of routing applications, from delicate inlay work to precise cutting and drilling. Whether you're a hobbyist, DIY enthusiast, or professional, this attachment is a must-have for your workshop.

Not going to lie, I'm impressed with this.Build seems robust and the price is amazing at around 25-30 quid.I didn't think it would work but I bought some 1/8" router bits from my weak dremel 3000 and tried to route and guitar body. I'm just practising before I spend money on quality wood so I'm using Pine from some old furniture. Managed to get a good cut, far exceeding my expectations. Quite glad I bought this.

The media could not be loaded. I have been tinkering about in the garage during lock down and instead of the usual larger woodworking tasks I do, I have been messing about with craft projects. I have a full sized router permanently fixed to my work bench, but this is way too big for some of the things I have been making.I decided to try this Plunge Router Attachment to see if I could use it for some of the craft type projects I have planned. For the money, it was not a difficult decision to give it a try. I have included a video with a lot of information about the attachment and practical demonstrations. In the video I make a very simple picture frame with profiled edges and a rebate. I was impressed by the results. It is not as good as a dedicated router, but for the money it is a great way to get into routing. If you have never used a router before, prepare to transform your woodworking expectations. A router is a brilliant tool in so many ways.The attachment is not a precision instrument and has a few small issues, but it is more than capable of producing good results. If you can put up with me droning on during the video, it shows me making a small picture frame and I was impressed with the attachment. The wood I rout was used as a packing frame for a lawnmower and is very poor quality softwood. The Dremel did a fine job leaving good profiles without any real issues.The straight edge guide and circle cutting guide are good and I demonstrate these too. One thing that is not in the video and that I wished I had noticed when I was making it, was that one of the posts was loose out of the box. The posts are held in position with nuts on the base. A thread is tapped into the top of the post for a screw and washer that are used to capture the spring. I noticed that the screw and washer were loose and when I tightened the screw it began turning the post which in turn tightened the post into the nut. What a difference that made to the way the attachment felt and operated! You can kind of see the loose post in the video. It was much more precise after I did this, but even with the loose post it performed well. Dremel quality control should be picking these issues up.I think that this attachment is well worth the money. I use a very cheap set of router bits available on Amazon. I paid less than ten pounds for them. It is not worth buying expensive bits until you are certain that you will be using them regularly. If you are thinking about buying this attachment, I think it is well worth the investment. A a first step into the world of routing without too much outlay. If you enjoy woodwork, get it and give it a good try out, I can almost guarantee that it will leave you smiling!

This router is designed to fit the dremel tool. It has a recess so when the tool is in place you can still access the speed control. The depth of plunge is controllable and the router goes up and down on a spring to that depth. Metal rods allow you to set the offset along which you can follow edges. Large grab handles give you a lot of control. You'll want to have your wood in a vice, really. It's a miniature router, so don't work it too hard horizontally, you'll hear the strain in the motor if you do. The guides at the level of the wood are clear plastic so you can follow drawings. Very pleased. I'll probably set up on Etsy next...

Not tested yet got to get dremel accessories yet not tested yet great design value for money looks ok give it a 5star for excellence

I used this so far for the one job I needed it for , it worked although securing the Dremel in it was next to useless , for the money , way to expensive as usual for anything Dremel

Plunge router is easy to use & set up.