Hi Guys
I need some advice on the Dremel 4000 rotary tool. The brochure states that it has electronic feedback torque control to maintain torque and keep the rpm steady.
I tested one and at the lowest speed, 5000rpm, the unit has absolutely no torque, When I touch it with my finger, applying very little pressure, the unit stops completely. Is this normal? The only reference I have to torque controlled tools are my Metabo tools (drill, saw, etc) and these keep their torque extremely well. I understand that the Dremel is only 175W, but I expected more torque than the nothing that is present.
Is this normal and am I expecting too much? Any advice would e appreciated.
Thanks
I need some advice on the Dremel 4000 rotary tool. The brochure states that it has electronic feedback torque control to maintain torque and keep the rpm steady.
I tested one and at the lowest speed, 5000rpm, the unit has absolutely no torque, When I touch it with my finger, applying very little pressure, the unit stops completely. Is this normal? The only reference I have to torque controlled tools are my Metabo tools (drill, saw, etc) and these keep their torque extremely well. I understand that the Dremel is only 175W, but I expected more torque than the nothing that is present.
Is this normal and am I expecting too much? Any advice would e appreciated.
Thanks