Dremel Rotary Tool Circle accessory Attachment 3/4 in. to 12 in. Diameter
$14.99
Cut perfect circles from 3/4 to 12 in. in diameter in a variety of materials. You can easily attach the Dremel Circle Cutter to the Dremel high-speed rotary tool (sold separately). The attachment has convenient measurement guides in both inches and centimeters, so you can cut out the right-sized circle every time.
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Description
Cut perfect circles from 3/4 to 12 in. in diameter in a variety of materials. You can easily attach the Dremel Circle Cutter to the Dremel high-speed rotary tool (sold separately). The attachment has convenient measurement guides in both inches and centimeters, so you can cut out the right-sized circle every time.
- Makes circles from 3/4 to 12 in. (1.9-30 cm) in diameter
- Precision-stamped steel construction offers accuracy and durability
- Attaches quickly and easily without tools
- Depth adjustment allows easy setting of the correct cutting depth
- Straight edge guide allows routing or cutting in a straight line
- Includes a straight edge guide, circle cutter attachment and instructions
Additional information
| Weight | 0.48 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.00 × 5.20 × 8.30 in |
| Application Type | Cutting |
| Individual/Set | Individual |
| Model | 678-01 |
| Number of Pieces | 3 |
| Product Length (in.) | 12 in |
| Rotary Tool Accessory Type | Guide |
| Rotary Tool Attachment Type | Guide |
| Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
Reviews (89)
89 reviews for Dremel Rotary Tool Circle accessory Attachment 3/4 in. to 12 in. Diameter
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Abigayle D’Amore (verified owner) –
A Great Attachment for Dremel!
Jefferey Hoeger (verified owner) –
I have used this to cut circles in wood up to 1/2 inch.. I t works perfect.
Ariane Zulauf (verified owner) –
This is an excellent tool for cutting arcs and circles with an Dremel type tool.
Albertha Luettgen (verified owner) –
Pretty good tool. Wish the ruler allowed for more accurate measurement.
Braden Gutmann (verified owner) –
The cutter works pretty good overall. It could be a bit heavier duty, but works well for light to medium jobs. Was easy to setup and get cutting.
Megane Bogan (verified owner) –
Have used it once so far but it seems so far to suit my needs
Otto King (verified owner) –
I used this tool to cut an oversized hole in 3/8 plastic, did a great job. I made several passes, adjusting the depth each time, I think this helped with making a smoother cut.
Josephine Kuhn (verified owner) –
Works with my 10 year old dremel. Just have to drill 2 holes to get it started in the drywall. Works great for recessed lights.
Randal Brekke (verified owner) –
Cuts well, but make sure you have extra bits they bust off very easy if you’re using harder woods. It doesn’t seem like its made for hard wood. Otherwise I would give it a 5
Garland VonRueden (verified owner) –
Great product. Small, light and very easy to use. Work perfectly with Milwaukee rotary tool as well. Good price, excellent quality. Definitely recommend this piece over Roto-zip.
Ansel Huels (verified owner) –
This thing is wonderful. It does exactly what it is supposed to.
Penelope Turner (verified owner) –
Works exactly how I needed it to. Was not overly expensive.
Christelle Gutmann (verified owner) –
Used to cut holes for ceiling lights, worked fantastically Nice clean holes in the sheetrock
Jerrold Johns (verified owner) –
The circle cutter attachment worked perfectly for all of my circle cuts.
Jody Cole (verified owner) –
It cuts round circles with clean edges for installing lights, but it makes a mess because the fan on the dremmel blows dust everywhere as the plaster dust is falling. Also, the point on the center axis pin needs to be sharper because it requires excessive force to push into the drywall.
Deion Schmidt (verified owner) –
Makes circle cutting in drywall very easy and it’s a great value! For some who didn’t think it worked well, you have to find the correct speed (Dremel has a chart) for the bit you’re using and let the tool do the work – don’t force it. It really does work better when you follow the directions and rotate it counter-clockwise to do the cutting. To ensure that the center pin didn’t move, I added some small screws, nuts, and washers through the center slot – one set at each end of the pin guide to prevent it from moving – that worked well for me. I wanted very precise cuts for speakers, so I did arcs of almost 90 deg, leaving four small tabs, then dropped some screws into the cuts to prevent the material from moving around during the remaining cuts. Because this was in the ceiling (and I was in the attic), I cut two tabs, opposite each other and then drywall-screwed some small scrap wood onto the center piece so they extended over the space where the tabs were cut. That kept the cut material from falling as I was finishing the final two tab cuts, keeping the circle perfectly clean. I took a star off for the metal-on-plastic depth screw; they put a small metal insert in for the screw, so where’s the small metal insert for the screw to meet? The soft plastic isn’t going to last as long as the rest of the tool.
Carmella Graham (verified owner) –
A nice solid little unit with a nice price. I bought it to cut a circle in the trunk line of my heating/ac duct for a new branch. It worked well.
Liam Terry (verified owner) –
Used to cut circular holes in some furnace ductwork. Worked very well. Less work and no bending or stretching of the sheetmetal. Don’t know when I’ll use it again but will hang on to it, just in case…
Malcolm Waelchi (verified owner) –
The circle cutter is fine for light use. Be gentle with it! But it is very inexpensive and probably fits most users. To improve it (and increase the cost) would be a redesign. For example, the scale is an approximation. The distance could be measured from either the inside edge or outside edge (of the cutting bit) obviously changes the settings. The actual diameter (for me) was an approximation cut followed by little fudges and trial and error.
Emile O’Kon (verified owner) –
Used it to put a circle in a cooler to make an insulated feral cat Winter house as I saw on YouTube, and it did the job. Price was great too.