Drill Attachment Dremel 26150566JB

The Dremel 26150566JB drill attachment is an accessory designed to expand the capabilities of compatible DREMEL® rotary tools. Engineered for use with DREMEL 3000 and 4000 models, this compact attachment provides a stable, precise drilling option for small-scale tasks. Its rigid construction and compact form factor make it suitable for controlled work in wood, plastic and thin metal sheets where accuracy is required.

Advantages

This drill attachment offers a compact footprint that facilitates access to tight spaces and improves handling during detailed operations. The durable black housing provides protection against wear during regular use, while the design supports consistent alignment between the rotary tool and drill bits for repeatable, accurate holes. Compatibility with DREMEL 3000 and 4000 models simplifies installation and reduces the need for multiple dedicated tools.

Suitable for

• Precision drilling in wood for model making and cabinetry
• Drilling holes in plastic components and housings
• Light-gauge metal drilling and pilot holes
• DIY projects requiring controlled, small-diameter holes
• Electronics enclosures and hobby work

Key specifications

• Compatible tool models: DREMEL 3000 and 4000
• Overall dimensions: approximately 45 mm length × 70 mm width × 60 mm depth
• Construction: durable rigid housing in black finish
• Function: precision drilling attachment for rotary tools
• Mounting: designed to attach directly to compatible Dremel rotary tools

How to use

Attach the drill attachment to the rotary tool according to the tool manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the tool is switched off and unplugged or the battery removed before mounting. Insert a suitable drill bit into the attachment's chuck or collet and secure it. Position the workpiece on a stable surface and align the attachment with the desired drilling point. Operate the rotary tool at an appropriate speed for the material, applying steady, light pressure to avoid bit deflection or overheating. After use, remove the bit and detach the attachment if required for storage or to switch to another accessory.

Usage recommendations

Use cutting speeds and drill bits appropriate to the material: lower speeds for metals and higher speeds for wood and plastics. Secure small workpieces with clamps, wear eye protection, and allow bits to cool between extended drilling operations to maintain accuracy and prolong tool life.