Drill Attachment Dremel 26150568JB Compatible with DREMEL 3000 4000

The Drill Attachment Dremel 26150568JB Compatible with DREMEL 3000 4000 is an accessory designed to add precise drilling capability to compatible rotary tools. With compact external dimensions of approximately 50 mm length, 55 mm width and 75 mm depth, this attachment fits directly onto Dremel 3000 and 4000 series tools to enable controlled, small-diameter drilling and detailed work in a variety of materials. The accessory is intended to extend the functionality of the rotary tool for tasks that require guided drilling or more repeatable hole placement.

Advantages

The attachment provides improved drill guidance and stability compared with freehand drilling, helping to maintain perpendicular alignment and consistent hole size. Its compact form factor keeps the overall tool profile small and maneuverable for work in confined spaces. The accessory is compatible with popular Dremel models, allowing users to expand tool capability without purchasing a separate drill. Designed for quick mounting and removal, it supports a range of small drill bits suitable for precision tasks.

Suitable for

• Precision drilling in wood, plastic, soft metals and composite materials
• Model making, hobby work and crafts requiring small, accurate holes
• Electronics enclosure and PCB access holes where controlled drilling is needed
• Home repair tasks such as installing small fasteners or pilot holes

Key specifications

• Compatibility: fits Dremel 3000 and 4000 series rotary tools
• External dimensions: approximately 50 mm (length) × 55 mm (width) × 75 mm (depth)
• Intended use: precision drilling and guided hole placement
• Form factor: compact attachment for handheld rotary tools

How to use

Attach the drill accessory to the rotary tool following the tool manufacturer’s instructions for accessory mounting. Secure the chosen small-diameter drill bit in the chuck or collet, set the rotary tool to an appropriate speed for the material, and bring the guide into contact with the workpiece. Apply steady, light pressure and allow the tool to perform the cutting to avoid bit bending or breakage. Remove the attachment and clean any debris after use. Always ensure the tool is switched off and disconnected from power when fitting or removing accessories.

Recommendations

Use drill bits sized for the material and the hole required; select lower rotary speeds for plastics and higher speeds for thin metals where appropriate. Wear eye protection and a dust mask when drilling, and clamp small workpieces to prevent movement. Regularly inspect the attachment and bits for wear and replace damaged components to maintain drilling accuracy.