Dremel Platinum Edition 4000-6/128

Every owner of an electric multitool knows that the best tools in this niche are made by the American company Dremel. The engraver model 4000-6/128 is a real proof of this. It's time to figure out what is the secret of the manufacturer's success.

Elite equipment

The first impression when unpacking is made by an aluminium case. It is lightweight yet durable and quite elegant in appearance. Inside — the engraver itself, 6 attachments and as many as 128 nozzles, some of which, the most commonly used in the work, can be folded into two small plastic cases for quick access.

But it is the consoles that deserve special attention, thanks to which the model received a loud addition to the name — Platinum Edition.

In addition to a detachable handle that fits onto the front of the case, the engraver comes with a linear milling compass, an angle attachment for complex work, a cutting guide, a grinding platform and a flexible shaft.

Given such a rich equipment, the EZ-Twist quick-change nozzle system used in the engraver, which allows you to change equipment without a key, looks like a very wise decision.

Powerful functionality

With a power of 175 W, it is enough to perform any task that an engraver can handle at all. The wheel on the body, located conveniently close to the handle, allows you to select 7 speed modes — from 5000 to 35000 rpm.

The above advantages will no doubt be enough to consider the Dremel 4000-6/128 to be truly the best engraver in terms of functionality on the market today, but also the most expensive ($210). Although there isn't much behind the Platinum Edition from the Bosch subsidiary...