This is a Genuine replacement part designed for Dremel Rotary Tool. It helps to lock the the Spindle Shaft. It is Made out of Metal and it is Sold Individually. This Assembly includes a Collar and a Pin. To complete the repair you would need a Hex Key/Allen Wrench.
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repair dremel craft tool
the part was exactly what i needed, received the part very quickly, and finished my project. thanks
Guest - June 3, 2019
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What was broken, is now new again!
One of my favorite tools is my Dremel rotary tool. This particular model is over ten years old and it was difficult to lock the accessory bits in place. With the new locking pin/collar from eReplacementParts I have saved the Dremel from the junk box!
Linda - November 27, 2020
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Just what I needed.
What I needed to get my Dremel back to work.
Guest - January 13, 2021
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very easy repair that just about anyone could do.
Part arrived in a timely manor, exact replacement and I recommend Ereplacement Parts.
Guest - March 12, 2021
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Worked well
My part came quickly, fit exactly and it was an easy repair. Saved me a lot of money!
Guest - April 3, 2021
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Great Items works what I needed
Worked, what I needed and thank you for your help.
Guest - August 27, 2021
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Saved $100
Received my locking pin today and it took me all of 5 minutes to replace. Saving me $100 by fixing rather than buying a new one.
Guest - January 5, 2022
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Easy swap to long time problem
We had a dremel 3000 at work that no one could use because a bit was stuck in there. I was able to get it out, and then figured out that it was a broken lock that was preventing us from getting bits out. It was a simple swap and Eparts was great to use again.
Guest - February 9, 2022
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Dremel Tool lock pin
The parts fit properly and it is now all good.
Guest - February 23, 2022
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Good new parts
I also ordered a motor assembly for the cordless Dremel, Part 2610919750. That with the lock and it works like new again.
Good price, good service. Mailing to Japan took time, but it got here a little earlier than they had said it would. So, very happy all around.
Iglobal - March 18, 2022
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Unscrew sleeve holding the collar, remove four screws with star bit (don\'t loose). the tool should open in half. remove and replace the lock pin and sleeve over the hold in the body of the tool. assemble tool and secure with the four screws to hold the body halves of the tool properly. Screw the collar back in place and test.
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I was unable to get the collet to release the bit. The armature kept slipping past the lock button.
I took the tool to a repair shop, and they told me they could no longer get parts and turned me away. Good thing. Three minutes of Google searching led me to this site. The parts were very inexpensive. Remove the screw-on tip cover just below the collet. The case is held together by four (4) torx screws. Take those out and pull the top co
... Read morever side off.The entire assembly lifts right out of the slots that line up with the bearings. The lock button is a simple u-shaped piece of spring steel that sits over the tip of the metal locking pin. The tip of that locking pin had sheared off of mine, probably by accidentally bumping it during operation. The armature slides out of the outer assembly (there are electrical connecting pins-be careful not to bend them). Remove the old collet assembly. Install the collet assembly onto the new armature. Slide the new armature into place, putting the pins back into the sockets. Place the bottom bearing of the assembly over the slot. Slide the tip of the armature through the lock-button spring, and place the entire thing back into the case. Make sure the locking pin lines up with the plastic outer button, and firmly seat the bearings into their slots. Align the power cord grommet with the slot in the bottom of the case. Reinstall the top side of the case. Reinstall the top screw cover just below the collet. Done.
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The lock and armature and bearing assembly were worn and I couldn\'t lock dremel to remove insert bits. After replacing the parts it\'s like new again!
I removed the machine screws with an Allen wrench after also removing the side stickers on my Dremel 3000. Then I removed the two grey plastic locking screwed on back of armature & bearing assembly to remove the springs and metal pieces that fit inside back part of the bearing assembly. Then I pulled out the old part and slid the new as
... Read moresembly part in. I then put the new lock and collet nut on the front of the new assembly part and put the spring metal pieces back in the back section with the plastic flat tip screwdriver to hold those springs in and holds the armature & bearing assembly in place. Then I put the two halves of the Dremel back together and screwed in the machine screws with the Allen wrench and glued the stickers back on the sides of the Dremel cover.
Motor/Shaft
1) Remove screws and plastic cover
2) Disconnect motor from Board
3) Open new motor
4) Connect motor to Board (if only drive shaft/motor, reassemble)
To add new lock
1) Remove screws and plastic cover
2) Remove Lock and Replace
3) Insert new spring
4) Reassemble
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1. Opened the Dremel up
2. Removed old on/off switch from motor and disconnected power wires. (write down black/white configuration beforehand. I don\'t think it matters during reassembly but better safe than sorry!)
3.Snapped new on/off switch into the four ports of the motor.
4. Reattach white and black power cords.
... Read moreThey snap into the unit very easily.
5. Closed the unit.
6. I replaced the carbon brushes to, because they were a bit worn out. This is easy but must be done at the very end so the motor sits correctly.
7. Turned it on and enjoyed my Dremel again. This repair saved me about $40-50 dollars from having to buy a new Dremel. I like this place!
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Locking pin was worn down, could not change out bit.
This part is in stock in our warehouse and will ship out within 1 business day of the order being placed.
New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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