Θέμα: Dremel Stylus

[Geokid]

Λοιπον εγω οντως το ειχα μερες πανω στη βαση αλλα οπως λεει και ο Λαμπρος οι οδηγιες λενε οτι δεν υπαρχει προβλημα και η μπαταρια ειναι λιθιου οποτε δεν κραταει "μνημη"!Εγω μετρησα τη μπαταρια και εκει ειναι το περιεργο!Ανα στοιχειο δειχνει να εχει ρευμα αλλα σαν συνολο το απολυτο μηδεν!!! Μαλλον απο τα λιγα που σκαμπαζω τα εχει παιξει η πλακετιτσα που ερχεται σε επαφη με το φορτιστη! Επικοινωνησα με το μαγαζι που το πηρα και μου ειπαν να παρω τηλεφωνο στη Bosch στην Αθηνα που φερνουν και τα dremel!

[Getsa]

ʼρα που καταλήγουμε;
Καλώδιο και πάλι καλώδιο;

[Viper]

το δικο μου ουδεν προβλημα εως τωρα.

[nino1969]

το δικο μου ουδεν προβλημα εως τωρα.

Γιατί το χρησιμοποιείς;;;;  Και αν ναι, που;;;   

[Viper]

κατι πορτες εκοψα

 

[gkontog]

 

Χωρίς να έχω το ίδιο εργαλείο έχω διαβάσει, ας μας διαφωτίσει βέβαια και κάποιος που ξέρει καλύτερα, οτι ΟΛΑ τα επαναφορτιζόμενα καλά είναι να ΜΗΝ αφήνονται μέρες επάνω στην βάση - φορτιστή λόγω του οτι μειώνεται η ζωή της επαναφορτιζόμενης μπαταρίας, ΚΑΙ οτι πρέπει να αφήνουμε να ξεφωρτίσει τελείως μέχρι να το ξαναβάλουμε να φορτίσει 
 Φίλε ΑΝ μπορώ να σε βοηθήσω πές μου σε παρακαλώ το τηλ. και την διεύθυνση της Dremel (γιατί είπες κάτι για Θεσσαλονίκη) 

Το πρόβλημα με τις μπαταρίες NiCd και NiMh είναι πως παρουσιάζουν φαινόμενο μνήμης. Ετσι αν αποφορτιστεί η μπαταρία πχ στο 55% και την επαναφορτίσω ΔΕΝ φορτώνει στο 100% αλλά κάτι λιγότερο, έστω 98%. Αν αυτό επαναληφθεί πολλές φορές η μπαταρία σταθεροποιείται και φορτώνει κάπου στο 70%-75%. Είναι περίπου σα να θυμάται η μπαταρία πως δε χρειάζεσαι πάνω από αυτή τη χωρητικότητα για αυτό και ονομάζεται φαινόμενο μνήμης. Σε παλιά κινητά οι καλοί φορτιστές είχαν ειδικό κύκλο αποφόρτισης της μπαταρίας ακριβώς για να αντιμετωπίσουν το πρόβλημα αυτό.

Τα παραπάνω δεν ισχύουν για τις μπαταρίες Li, μόνο που είναι πολύ πιο ακριβές και πιο ευαίσθητες για χρήση σε εργαλεία που οι συνεχείς και ισχυρές μηχανικές καταπονήσεις είναι καθημερινή κατάσταση.

 

Συγγνώμη για το spam, αλλά είδα αγαπημένο τεχνικό θέμα και είπα να τα ρίξω...

[ramfighter]

  gkontog
γιώργο μόλις κατέβασα το εγχειρίδιο λειτουργίας του stylus. Μπαταρία λιθίου χρησιμοποιεί

[mmaker]

Εκτός από κάποιο πρόβλημα στον ταχυτροχό,μήπως έχει πρόβλημα η βάση/φορτιστής?
Πολλές φορές τα παίζει και ο φορτιστής...

[Geokid]

Οχι μετρησαμε και το φορτιστη και δειχνει να δινει κανονικα ρευμα!

[prokroust]

Geo φιλε μου το εχω κι εγω το εργαλειο κι ειναι πραγματι πολυ βολικο και πολυ χρησιμος ο ρυθμιστης στροφων στο πισω μερος της λαβης,εκανες πολυ καλη επιλογη,καλοριζικο

(Image removed from quote.)

Αυτο που θα ηθελα να ρωτησω μιας και ειμαι πρωταρης εντελως με τους ταχυτροχους ειναι πως μπορω να κανω λεπτα κοψιματα-τομες! Απο τα εξαρτηματα που εχει μεσα το πιο λεπτο ειναι περιπου 1χιλ.! Εχει και κατι αλλα πολυ πιο λεπτα απο αυτο αλλα νομιζω ειναι πως αυτα ειναι για τριψιμο μιας και εχουν σαγρε υφη!Ρωταω γιατι εχω σκοπο να κοψω μια καλυπτρα για να μεινει ανοικτη και πιστευω πως ειναι αρκετα μεγαλη η τομη γιαυτο! Υπαρχουν πιο λεπτα εξαρτηματα?Αυτα και συντομα θα αναφερω και τις εντυπωσεις μου απο αυτο! salut

αν θες τη γνωμη μου χρησιμοποιησε καλυτερα μια σεγα γιατι η καλυπτρα θελει ψιλοδουλεια

Το μινιμουμ των στροφών ποιο είναι????

[Geokid]

Να πω τελικα πως ολα καλα,πραγματικα ουτε γατα ουτε ζημια  μιας και η αντιπροσωπια με εξυπηρετησε και με το παραπανω μιας και το εργαλειο αντικατασταθηκε με καινουργιο(στη συσκευασια του μαλιστα και με τα εξτρα εξαρτηματα)! Μονο που δεν μου ειπαν τι ειχε παθει αλλα μικρο το κακο! Απο δω και περα αφου φορτιστει θα βγαινει απο την πριζα!

Οσο για τις στροφες ξεκιναει απο τις 5000!

[Viper]

Απο δω και περα αφου φορτιστει θα βγαινει απο την πριζα!

καλοδουλευτο το παραπανω στο ειπαν εκεινοι???

[Geokid]

Ευχαρηστω και απο το στομα σου στου...φορτιστη το αυτι! Οχι δεν μου ειπαν κατι τετοιο μαλιστα δεν μου ειπαν σχεδον τιποτα μονο το οτι αντικατασταθηκε με καινουργιο!

[Viper]

Ευχαρηστω και απο το στομα σου στου...φορτιστη το αυτι! Οχι δεν μου ειπαν κατι τετοιο μαλιστα δεν μου ειπαν σχεδον τιποτα μονο το οτι αντικατασταθηκε με καινουργιο!

δε θα εφταιγε αυτο μην ανυσηχεις, αστο πανω στη πριζα το γραφει και το manual....

[Viper]

ενα review που βρηκα για το Dremel Stylus

Dremel 1100 Stylus Review

Recently, while checking on Dremel tool parts, I went to Dremel''s web site. To my surprise, I discovered that they had released a new tool this March. Specifically, the model 1100 Stylus.

http://www.dremel.com/en-us/tools/tool-detail.htm?H=188091&G=66204&I=69808

I was immediately intrigued. As a sculptor who creates work from various found-object materials including hard plastic and light metals, I have found that a Dremel tools is an essential piece of equipment in my workshop. On seeing the new design I was struck by two features.


The first thing that jumped out was that it is cordless. Given that there are times where I find that my shop is a veritable snake''s pit of cables and wires run amok, and the frequent need to be able to move about the workspace without concern for my distance from a socket, I prefer the convenience and flexibility of a good cordless tool for many tasks. Furthermore, the description indicated an improved Lithium Ion battery that could hold a charge for a prolonged time. One of the challenges of the earlier generations of cordless tools having been that they often seemed to lose power at a substantial rate from the moment of being removed from their charger.


The other quality that caught my eye was the basic configuration. The new design seemed to offer the ability to "choke up" on the grip of the tool, thus bringing more control to the tip. Given that I often work on smaller parts that need a high degree of precision in reshaping, this immediately offered me a potential advantage.

After a few weeks of consideration, I found the tool at Amazon.com and placed my order.

The box from Amazon arrived shortly after 6:00 Wednesday evening, and I was just out the door to dinner with my wife and friends, so I had to wait until the next morning to open it.

Thursday morning after breakfast, I had the opportunity to play with my new Dremel.

The tool was well packaged in a handsome hexagonal display container.

(I should probably insert an obligatory joke about how I could well have used a Dremel to free my new tool from it's packaging  ) That said, everything was in good order in the box. I was pleasantly surprised to flip the switch and discover that the tool had a charge right out of the box. Given that part of this tool is an improved rechargeable battery that is supposed to be much better on battery memory, it indicated to me that firstly, the tool was likely tested at the factory (kudos for quality control!) and secondly, that from the point of testing and packaging, it had kept a charge up to the point that it found itself in my happy little hands.
 

I brought the tool down with the charging base and plugged it in at 9AM sharp. As of 11 AM, it had fully recharged itself.


The tool is pleasantly lightweight. Having worked with a Dremel 500 series with a Flexible shaft attachment and a Craftsman Moto Rotary Tool for a number of years, I found that it is lighter in the hand than the Craftsman tool, and easier to control than the Dremel flex-shaft attachment, due to the lack of cabling to constrain the rear axis of the tool's movement. It is absolutely easier in the hand than the standard corded Dremel tools without flex-shaft attachments.


The grip is very close to the chuck, which facilitates close work; I found it gives me very precise control when held in the standard pistol grip. Indeed, one of the virtues of that alignment is that I am able to use my left hand (the hand holding the work) to simultaneously serve as a steadying influence on the butt of the grip.
 

The manual shows several suggested grips, but so far I am most comfortable with the standard pistol grip. That may likely be as much my own preference, however. The tool is certainly light enough that it seems that were I inclined towards the "Reverse Grip" position, this would likely not be an undue strain.


I found that up from the low through the mid-power levels, the tool is surprisingly quiet. For light plastics like styrene, you can set it as low as "2". For harder plastics, I''ve adjusted it up to around "6" in order to get a good balance of power and control. It has performed perfectly satisfactorily on all the plastics I have used it on.


The tool also seems to do pretty nicely with light metal. I''ve used it on some die-cast toy parts recently, using a carbide cutting head. I did this as much for the sake of testing, however. While in general I do some reshaping and grinding of smaller metal parts with a Dremel, for any serious cutting work I use either a hacksaw or a dedicated metal cutter like a chopsaw.

 
I have no doubt that this tool will prove itself perfectly versatile in dealing with most wood stock, for small scale reshaping and detailing, within reasonable expectations.
 

Now one thing to keep in mind about this tool is that it''s maximum speed is 25,000 RPM, as opposed to my Dremel 595 Corded tool, which is capable of 30,000 RPM. At this point, I can''t honestly say whether that last 5,000 RPM truly makes a significant difference in most cutting applications.


So far, I like this tool. Indeed, I could definitely foresee this becoming one of my most frequently used pieces of equipment. It has a good deal of power and control in a surprisingly small and comfortable frame. The ergonomics of the piece are comfortable in the hand, and attractive. It is definitely aesthetically reminiscent of the Phaser pistols from Star Trek.


What pleases me so far about this model is that it is clearly the result of some serious design and engineering work specifically tailored towards the needs of everyday users. I imagine that the prototypes must have gone through some serious Beta-testing in order to get the functionality and balance just right.

 
Now I have only had the tool for a short while. At this point, the real questions that will have to be answered are ones of long-term durability. There are a few things I will keep my eye on.

For one, the controls. The trigger is reasonably responsive, and requires only a gentle pressure to activate or deactivate the tool. It is a semi-flexible button that is activated with the first finger. It will be worth observing whether this is eventually a point of failure, or holds up under months of use. Similarly, the rear dial for adjusting power is smooth and requires only a gentle touch to dial up or down. I am hoping that this element also holds up over time. Perhaps this is my concern as much due to the fact that I am accustomed to working with more "chunky" industrial tools.


I am also interested to see if the powerplant holds up. At present, I imagine that it will. My old Dremel 595 Type 3 is still going strong after fifteen years. Unlike the standard Dremel tools, however, there are no user-serviceable parts.


My last question regards the battery. The new Lithium Ion battery is designed to be better for holding and maintaining a charge. I will be curious to see how long the internal battery holds up before requiring factory replacement.

These are simply a few thoughts, however, and not serious concerns at present.

At this time, I am rather pleased with my new Dremel, and seriously look forward to exploring it''s potential further in the months ahead. Should it hold up satisfactorily under conditions of daily use in a workshop environment, I will indeed consider it well worth the investment.