We’ve got a brand new Dremel 400-2/30 high performance rotary tool kit to giveaway! To enter to win, leave a comment telling us what types of DIY or spring project you plan to use if for. If nothing comes to mind, just leave a message telling us how awesome you think ToolGuyd is.
This is a fantastic rotary tool – the most powerful and ergonomic one we’ve ever used! But don’t just take our word for it, check out the Dremel 4000 reviews over at Amazon. Right now there are 242 user reviews, with 198 5/5 reviews and 31 4/5 ratings.
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One entry per person, and only those with contiguous USA addresses are eligible to win. Giveaway ends April 15th 2011, and we’ll select and contact a winner by the following Monday morning.
Good luck, and get ready for many more Spring giveaways!
Josh
I don’t plan my projects that far in advance (read: no planning at all), I just sort of stumble in to them. So I’ll just say that on a scale of one to awesome, ToolGuyd is
Super-Great!
P.S. – Super-Great > awesome
Ron Walls
I am going to use mine to do carving on my urn that my ashes will be in when i leave this good old earth. Hope that is good enough to put it in my hands. Thank you for tool guyd. I check it at least 4 times a day if not more. Keep up the good work guys.
douglas kwan
will use this in the bike shop. extracting screws. cleaning threads, metal work
David Mulholland
Wood carving and shaping! And Toolguyd.com is amazing. Seriously! Not just pandering to win a tool. Though that is not beneath me.
JD
Toolguyd rules! Already got a spot cleared out in the tool box for the Dremel!
Will Code
I would use the Dremel for making custom parts for Cigar-Box guitars.
Thanks ToolGuyd
John
Nothing in mind for it right now but there’s always something they’re useful for. My 400 Series made a lot of odd-shaped cuts in tile for our kitchen backsplash a couple of years ago – stuff my angle grinder and tile saw couldn’t even come close to pulling off.
Ian
I was thinking that I’d make a super-fancy spice rack for my wife.
Domain
Will use this dremel to fine tune and polish my many projects! Go garage journal!
Dennis
I would use it for the final stages of the fire rehab being done to my house. 9 months later and all that’s left is finish work, which a Dremel would be perfect for. Love the site guys, keep up the good work.
Sam
I do medieval reenactment, and I’ve got a steel helmet on which I’m going to engrave Norse runes and similar decorative patterns. I’m also going to do some piercework based on museum pieces. A Dremel’s the right tool for the job.
Chuck Forster
Surprisingly, I’ve only got a cordless Dremel. I’ve been itching to get a corded one now that I’ve put together a workshop (I can bring projects to the tools vs tools to the project). Battery power just doesn’t cut it for big projects.
SledgeFix
I’ve got some pretty slick intake manifolds for my vintage bike that need a little polishing on the inside (and some valve and timing covers that need a lot of attention on the outside), was thinking of getting an air-powered mini-grinder since most of my power tools have been moved over to pneumatic, but the shriek during sustained use kind of makes me hesitant. If this one sounds like my original Dremel did way back when, it’d solve one tool wishlist uncertainty ; ).
Michael McMahon
I’d use mine to work on the fiberglass airplane I’m building, to clean up a motorcycle I’m restoring, and to do lots of other cool projects.
And yes, I do think Toolguyd.com is awesome.
Don Bergstrom
I would use mine to help with the hundreds of DIY projects that come with home ownership.
Toolguyd rocks!
Bob
ToolGuyd is a great site. I look forward to using the new Dremel for General home improvement projects.
Wayne Droke
I do so many things with a Dremel Tool and wood. I would like to do some really interesting designs with a new Dremel 4000 on the picture frames I’ll be making this summer. Keep doing what you’re doing ToolGuyd!
James
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jon
i am planning to redo the bathroom / tiling / grout /and cutting holes in two doors to replace new locks
Bill Fellner
This would be great for the modifications my 4 yr old son wants to make to his John Deere riding mower!!!!
Cindy Sauer
What would I use it for? What wouldn’t I use it for! I have so many project I need this for. I live in a log home and EVERYTHING is wood. While if most people in a regular house can repaint, I cannot. I have to sand and refinish, basically just like furniture. My first project will be refinishing my window sills where my cat has scratched them up by jumping on them. Next I would use it to remove the grout around a broke tile in the kitchen so I can replace that tile. Next I have a place by my shower where I had a small leak. The leak is fixed now, but I need to remove the base board and replace the bottom board. (The wall is tongue and groove aspen and of course the bottom board needs to be replaced.) And the list goes on and on, so pick me..pick me!!!
Matt Perry
I cannot think of any specific thing I’d use it for, but it would come in extremely handy at work, making minute adjustments to interior trim panels, performing recalls, and other such tasks.
I’d probably take it home as well, so I could use it on my personal projects.
Thomas Hocking
I am in the movie industry, I build sets for theater and motion pictures this handy tool would come in mighty handy.
Bruce
I plan to use it to clean up some old hardware to reuse and to cut some copper pipes in a tight location as part of a remodeling project. It would be quite nice to have!
Kevin
awesome giveaway, I would use it for adding a photocells to some older outdoor fixtures, and for a old wooden windows rehab project, where the intricate sanding feature would come in handy.
DC
I would:
-Sand a hard to find area on my staircase,
-Sand/Grind/Shape with the purpose of restoring the detail on my old house’s pocket doors.
-Cut an access door in my bathroom for my shower
-Help me cut/reroute some old piping.
-Help my friend remove some old broken tile in their kitchen.
Great Site! Thanks guys!
Richard E. Browning
I think that the Dremel tool is far ahead of the like of any other brand big or small. I use it for just about all my products.
Andrew G
I would really like to have a tool like this to be able to accomplish many outside and inside projects!
Arin
Definitely would use this to work on furniture and crafty things for inside the house.
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JD Northwest
We are planning on regrouting some granite tile with a very narrow seam. This would be perfect for that. And I’m sure I’d find a use for it as we continue our summer plans with a backyard playhouse, now with better detailing.
Pete Fazio
This would be awesome because my old Dremel is on it’s last legs.
james rounds
iam a begginer in woodworking and love the dremel.. i got the 300 with the router attatchment and the multi cutting attatchment iam looking for a router table and another dremel so i dont have to disconnect it all the time b.c i have the workstation to
Ben Anderson
I have a few hobby projects to finish and there is always outside house projects now that the weather is warming up.
Mike
I have a Rotozip, and a few cordless versions from other brands that are useful for cutting out sheetrock, counter tops, tiles, and cement board. The Dremel is good for doing fine detail work where precisions is an important factor.
Tony Brezovski
I’ll use the Dremel 400-2/30 with a cutting blade to remove old caulk around the back window.
Martin L
I always borrow a Dremel from work or friends to help makecutouts for connectors in plastic boxes.
I love the site, especially the reviews and the awesome deals you find!
Mike Boutwell
I have used the Dremel products in the past with great success polishing small and hard to reach parts on my Harley Davidson. Now I have a new bike and I need a new Dremel! I like the polished aluminum and black look… no chrome so it keeps me very busy but the dremel does a GREAT job keeping up with me!
Elizabeth DeHart
Perfect for reuse projects! Thanks.
thepricklypinecone
While my husband would probably try to steal this for cleaning all of his rusty nuts/ bolts etc with the steel brush attachment but I would love to keep it on hand for all of my crafts, especially sanding small items.
Some Lucky Dog
My grandma’s rocking chair needs some TLC, this could come in handy. Yep, you’re awesome!
someluckydog at gmail dot com
clueless
Would use the Dremel to clean up some rust and polish some parts. Thanks for making Toolguyd part of my daily reading.
Seth
I will be using this around the house and workshop. You have a great blog and I enjoy reading it everyday.
Johannah B
We are currently just starting to refinish all our kitchen cabinets. The kitchen is large and we are sanding and staining in stages. Right now we are working on the island (and have been for over a week in our spare time).
Subway guy
Looking forward to some pinewood derby action with my 7 year old son.
Norm
I don’t have any future projects per-say, but it always comes up where I need a rotary tool now and again. I have a Kawasaki model that gets used often.
Also,
Toolguy’d is awesome, as I’ve gotten a few tools from there recommendation.
Bill Strobel
I’d use it cut stuff up. Always nice to have a precision tool to do cutting and filing rather than using a rusty chisel and a hammer or my wife’s nail file. She hates that. Please get me out of the dog house.
Pete
I’m a small local furniture maker and this could really come in handy. Times are slow so I’m not upgrading or buy any new tools at the moment. Help the little guy Tool Guy!!!!!!!!!!! I could really put it to good work
Jerrick
Refinishing my wood front door is on the punch-list. This would be perfect for detail sanding all the intricate trim nooks and crannies. Pick me, pick me!
Andrew K.
I would use it to sand and refinish my wife’s rocking chair
Jim Crockett
This Dremel 4000 would be very useful in my woodworking – I make lots of small jewelry and keepsake boxes. ToolGuyd is a great website, one of the few that I check each and every day.
Blake
I’d like to use the Dremel for a few mods to my motorcycle. Thanks for all the great info Toolguy!
Steve White
I’d use the Dremel to finish cutting off the screws (that I keep cutting myself on) sticking out under my bench that I killed my old Dremel on…
Mark Roedel
My wife says I’d use it to engrave a design on the toybox that’s apparently being added to my honeydew list.
John Garvey
I would use it to remove grout so that I can re-grout my shower.
Robert Massey
I plan to use it to remove old caulking and replace with new. Handy tool for this…
Jason
I’d like to use it for coping some molding!
Stuart
A winner has been selected, congratulations Kevin!
Jack E
I’m in the process of building a pergola for my over grown grape vines. I would love to engrave it and really make them family oh and ahh. Plus I need to cut the ends off of the screws on the new gate latch I just installed.
john
toolguyd rocks its kool to see someone cares about the guy with no idea about tools .i ll use this dremel 4000 to do bone carving it will get a good work n and i will let you no how it go az i got old version i will compair
Andy
I Love this Website. I’m planning on doing some custom plast work to my atv, and possibly other projects. Who knows! I’m always thinking of something new to do!
noam
this spring I am working on an old box i found on the street and will try to make a nice chest from it
have fun
noam
Brendan
Here in Australia its just coming into winter which is the perfect time to start making some more fishing lures for the next summer season. The Dremel would come in very handy to get the exact lines i need through my small Bream and Bass lures!
Dan Pedrson
I too would use it for wood carving.
ToolGuyd is a very good source for tool reviews.
Jackie
Dear Dremel, please come and live with me – together we will make our world a better place.
I revamp rusty, abandoned tools into objects of art, am designing and building a fast food cart and make jewellery. I have a big iron foot on an old cement trailer that needs to be cut off. Hopefully, Dremel 4000 can do that.