Dremel Lite 7760 Cordless Rotary Tool Li-Ion 3.6 V, Multi Tool Kit with 15 Accessories, Variable Speed 8,000 – 25,000 RPM for Carving, Engraving, Grinding, Sharpening, Cleaning, Polishing and Sanding

Nice piece of kit and very convenient that it is cordless, used it on many jobs around the house as well as on my hobbies, 5 stars from me, it’s just so useful.

It is easy to use but I had to google how to change certain bits as the instructions are very inadequate but I love this tool – wish they had more varied options for buying extra bits – you have to buy loads you’ll never use.

The look on his face when he opened this gift was priceless As soon as he opened it he was off round the house looking for little pojjrcts he could do. It’s one of those gifts that has loads of accessories you could buy for his next birthday,xmas etc

Once you’ve perfected the technique, it’s so quick and easy

Great handy tool. I have a corded power Black & Decker Rotary Tool but this is so much better to use because it’s cordless. Easy to use too 🙂

Wanted a cordless Dremel for my modelling needs. This was never going to be as powerful as my corded Dremel, but excellent for what I wanted it for and reaching tight spots. to make it even easier/steadier to hold I have purchased separately a Dremel grip so it can very easily be held at right angles to a vertical surface with the weight supported away from the chuck across your wrist/lower arm.

Wish I’d bought this one first rather than trying smaller and cheaper items. It’s a good weight and is very compatible with all cutting tools I’ve tried with it. USB charging is great and convenient and the battery life is adequate for what I will be using it for. Could be slightly lighter but overall no complaints.

The product is fine but the delivery guy was unnecessarily annoying. The other day he banged his fist on the front window to get my attention. My Romanian rescue street dog jumped out of her skin! (She’s only been with us less than a week and was just beginning to settle). We have a doorbell so why not ring it? I followed him out and told him this is not on. He apologised – fair enough!

Today he banged oil the door and fled before I could ‘have a word”. Why can’t he use the doorbell. Everyone else delivering does. Cretin!

This should have been called light not lite because it can certainly put in a hard day’s graft whilst being very comfortable to hold.

Very light and comfortable to work with. I do not have a workshop and have to use it in the garden, therefore needed it to be battery operated. The batter does not seem to last long (possibly due to me enjoying my new hobby) so I have reverted to plugging in an extension lead. The charging lead is very light and does not hinder me at all, this does give me a bit extra time.

The tool was heavier and more substantial thatI expected.
The bits with it were a little sparse, there was not a small disc grinder for my bit toe nail, which is why |I bought it.
But I managed to do some damage witrh it, and some good little jobs.

I bought this as a replacement for a cheaper version i had bought but couldn’t find. It does countless jobs with great ease. Its easy to use and comfortable to hold. Much superior than cheaper copies. Would I buy again? . . Yes!

Love this little drill . Easy to use , not heavy and comes with great tools.

Previously owned a cheap, ~25 rotary tool (the one in orange plastic which amazon recommends) and after it died on me I decided to pick up one of these.

In terms of power this one performs massively better. I only use my rotary tools for filing and cutting small brass or plastic components, but the previous one would frequently stop unless I cut at a frustratingly slow speed – this one has no problems.

Makes me regret wasting money on the previous one and not just paying for a decent tool to begin with.

My dad is into all sorts of little craftmanship type projects as a hobby and he loves this Dremel tool. The cordless tool makes it very versatile and it comes with multiple accessories that do everything that’s listed on the box and more. He’s happy with this and says would recommend to anyone as it is handy tool to have, easy to hold and use and doesn’t cost the earth!

This is well made and easy to use. It’s good for doing engraving once you get used to how to hold it (so definitely have a practice run first). The switch is a bit stiff and it’s a bit lumpy to hold (but doesn’t slip in your hand).

Overall a useful small tool and ideal for doing small jobs (e.g. sanding tiny areas, polishing, drilling, sharpening, and engraving).

I have only used it for sharpening knives so far
Did the job fine.
Easy to hold.
Multifunctional tool at an excellent price.
Good product.

Everyone needs a dremel for those odd jobs around the house but rather than pay full whack for an expensive model where you’re not likely to get much use out of 99% of its power, this Dremel lite model is a great alternative to keep around.

Despite being ‘lite’ it’s certainly not shy of accessories in the box to help with lots of tasks. It has Carving/Engraving tools, Grinding/Sharpening, Cleaning/Polishing and Sanding accessories included.

The Dremel Lite is easy to recharge, using a USB port for charging with a battery that lasts nearly 3 hours, depending on the job. I found that harder work meant that the battery lasted around 2 and a half hours, which is still pretty good. The fact that it’s wireless and small enough to pack away in a drawer makes it ideal for just keeping near to hand. We’ve used this on taps to help take limescale off, for sanding and my daughter is trying it for engraving, so it’s already come in useful.

The only attachment I felt was missing was something for cutting holes, which the more powerful models have. This should still manage, despite being not as powerful, if you do want to buy those and all the accessories work with it, so it has even more uses than those that just come with the machine.

Generally, though, the Dremel Lite is a great little tool that makes easy work of many different jobs.

I requested this Dremel lite from Amazon, because A couple of years ago I purchased the Dremel 3000 with a few accessories. I was amazed by the versatility of the Dremel, so this Dremel lite 7760 being cordless with its 3.6 V lithium battery was a must have to test and review. The Dremel lite is approximately 8 inches in length and has the girth of about 5 1/2 inches. The Dremel has a comfortable grip edge which makes it feel balanced when in use. There is a slide power button which has four settings, each Choice of power setting goes from setting one 8000 rpm to setting four of 25,000 rpm depending on which job you wish to tackle. The battery lasts approximately 45 minutes to One hour and takes about three hours to charge. There is a green LED when charging and a red LED is displayed when the Dremel needs charging. The USB charging port is in the base of the Dremel and there is a rubber hinge sleeve covering the charging point. With this purchase there is a small box of 15 starting accessories for edging polishing grinding and sharpening, there is also some polishing compound and a Chuck spanner to release the chuck or tighten your accessories. Being that this is the baby of the Bosch Dremel range. I believe it’s more focused towards the hobbies and craft market, but don’t be fooled this surprises me every time with its versatility around the home. I have used this on several jobs around the home each time making that job a lot easier and now being cordless you’re not restricted with the power cable. This is an ideal product if you are thinking of starting up a hobby or craft past time. There is only one criticism from me about this product and that is it doesn’t come with a bag to place it in with the accessories you get for when this product is not in use.

I’m not really into crafts but thought this would nonetheless be useful around the house, and so it is. The first job was to attach the little wire brush and finally get the nasty scale off the end of my bathroom taps. Success. This is the sort of job the Dremel’s perfect for because it’s cordless, small and controllable. You can set it up in 30 seconds and just get on with it. There’s also much less risk of chaos and destruction compared to some power tools I’ve used. Next I used a polishing wheel to restore some old silver spoons to their former glory and they look like new. You get a microscopic block of polishing compound in this set and three pads.

The polishing pads make up three of your 15 dolls-house-sized accessories, and there are three sanding discs too, so the number of accessories isn’t so generous as it seems. But there’s enough to get you started with grinding and engraving and cleaning. And there’s a whole world of Dremel accessories out there that aren’t too expensive so it’s just a case of deciding what you’re likely to use this for the most.

Being the baby of the range, the Lite’s not really for cutting or drilling apparently so not all accessories are suitable for it.

The Dremel itself is about the size of an electric screwdriver and easy to hold. It’s solidly made but very drab and dated looking. The power switch, which has different speed positions, is very stiff and unpleasant to use, and in a deep groove with sharp edges. At least you won’t nudge it by accident. Also, the ‘chuck lock’ button (you press it while you’re tightening up the thing that holds the tools) has nothing to stop you pressing it while the motor’s running and if you do this you’ll probably ruin everything. The battery charger connector is Micro-USB and just a simple wire.

The instructions are those pictograms that nobody understands plus a technical document in 19 languages and micro print. Do yourself a huge favour and search YouTube for Dremel Lite. Much easier than trying to figure out the instructions. Spicy110 has a good video.

Having already got some dirt in my eye using it, I highly recommend you get yourself some eye protection. If you get serious you’re also bound to need some sort of clamp or vice eventually.

The design of the easy-release collar around the tip of the Dremel that you use to tighten tools into the chuck is very clever. And the machine feels very solid in the hand (Dremel is a Bosch brand after all). It’s not especially cheap and weirdly drab, but (as long as you don’t need to drill or cut) this could be a very useful thing to have around the house. I suspect I’ll use mine much more than my regular power tools because it’s just so handy and easy. Its uses are really only limited by your imagination.