10 Best Dremels UK | Dremel VonHaus and More

If you're looking for a premium portable option that's capable of reaching the same RPM as many corded Dremels, then the 8220 is the pick of the bunch. Better yet, it comes with five attachments for grinding, cutting, sanding, drilling, and routing!

This sixty-five piece set comes in a hard carry case, complete with two batteries and a charger. Dremel even offers a two-year manufacturer's guarantee to protect against any issues outside of professional use. If you're looking for the best of the best, this is the one!

For those working on a limited budget, the Dremel 3000 represents the best value for money when it comes to official Dremel products. Capable of hitting 33000 RPM, this tool can handle almost any DIY project without breaking a sweat.

It comes with fifteen accessories in total, including a neat soft carry case and the usual attachments. The EZ-Twist Nose Cap also makes swapping between attachments a breeze as it doesn't require any additional tools to change parts!

The first entry on our list that isn't an official Dremel product is the VonHaus Rotary Tool. It comes with seven different types of attachments and a whopping one-hundred and twenty total pieces at a bargain price.

This corded tool can hit an impressive 30000 RPM and the accessories included make it a great option for cleaning metals. Whether you're polishing steel, grinding away rust, or buffing enamel, you won't be disappointed with this choice.

The Dremel Lite 7760 is the best cordless rotary tool if you're after precision and manoeuvrability. Whether you're working outside on a patio or balcony, or need to move freely around a piece of furniture without the cable getting in the way, this is well worth the investment.

Aside from DIY, this is the perfect tool for working with plastic models, small scale woodworking, or engraving pottery. Unlike the 8220, the Lite 7760 has an inbuilt rechargeable battery that's charged via USB, meaning you can work while charging if you don't mind the cable being in the way!

If you're looking for a small, portable rotary tool suited to smaller, indoor projects like model making and craft hobbies, then this offering from Vastar is a great choice. It's charged via USB-C and is can be held like a pen when working.

We like that it can switched between three different speed settings according to your needs. Vastar also boasts a lower operational noise than the average, meaning your time spent on your hobby won't be disturbed by harsh sounds.

The 4300 is a versatile and powerful option that's well suited to a variety of jobs around the home thanks to its unique accessories. For example, it comes with a flexible shaft for awkward spots and a cutter to create perfect circles of different sizes.

As with other Dremel products, the quality is undeniable. However, it sits at a strange price point. It feels like you can get a lot more bang for your buck, but the unique attachments may make it worth it.

This rotary tool from Hi-Spec offers a powerful 35000 RPM motor combined with an impressive hundred and thirty-four piece kit, complete with a hard carry case for storage. For the price, it boasts some serious DIY credentials, capable of tackling the hardest tasks.

Whilst it is fully compatible with Dremel parts, at this price point you might want to consider something like the Dremel 3000 instead. If you're after the most power possible and want the extra accessories, however, this set is well worth the price.

If you're looking for a premium tool to tackle tough projects, the 4250 is a heavy-duty option that won't let you down! Better yet, it comes with over a hundred accessories all neatly stored in an industrial-style case.

While it comes with some unique accessories, including a flexible shaft and right-angle attachment, it is a serious investment so it's not the best option for casual use. That said, it's a top choice if you're serious about your projects.

The VonHaus Rotary Multi-Tool represents extraordinary value for money when you consider the number of accessories you get inside the kit. With over two hundred pieces, this is perfect for any odd jobs that crop up around the home.

If your expectations are measured, this is a fantastic tool for the price, but it very much looks and feels like a budget option in terms of build quality. If you stick to light repairs you shouldn't have any issues, and it does also come with a two-year warranty!

If you're looking for the cheapest portable option available for odd jobs in the garden or away from a plug socket, the Ginour Rotary Tool is worth picking up. It also makes a great option for sanding rough edges and polishing small metal objects.

With a maximum RPM of 15000, the Ginour isn't the most versatile as you're restricted to polishing and sanding rather than routing or cutting. Still, for light home repairs like a splintered gate, doorframe, or skirting board it's worth considering.