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Your cart is empty.Get precision results with the pen grip which is ideal for intricate work. The 36" flexible shaft provides access to spaces no rotary tool could ever go.
Mofograver
2025-09-05 13:01:09
This attachment is well built, and for the most part a little more comfortable to hold than others. However it's so smooth that I have to grip it more tightly than others I have. This makes my hand sore fairly quickly. I added a thin piece of silicone tube to it for a grip. Problem solved. Then there's the collet. If I don't tighten it with pliers it comes loose, and the bit wanders out. It's hard to get a good grip on it to tighten it by hand. It does not extend past the end of the handle fully, leaving very little to grab a hold of. The edges of the handle on the business end were a little sharp, and required some minor sanding. Overall it's worth the price. Especially considering the other options I've found on here. I'm happy with my purchase, and I would buy it again.
Mark Horton
2025-09-04 17:41:41
Shaft bound up inside sleeve, turned the whole thing into a useless pretzel. Some Milescraft stuff is ok. This isn't one of them. Find another one of higher quality.
Daryl Bowen
2025-07-05 14:30:34
Good Product
JoDavi
2025-04-03 14:19:47
I have only been using this attachment for 3 months and it will not turn anymore. As soon as you put pressure on it it stops.
Antonio Alvarez de Pablos
2025-01-13 12:09:53
Buen producto, solo tiene el problemita de que es dificil conectar en un dremel,, por lo demas esta muy bueno
Camberwell Carrot
2024-12-31 13:05:31
I ordered this without knowing if it would or wouldn't fit my existing rotary tools. I can confirm that the 'connecting' end is compatible with the following types:-1) Parkside Cordless Multi-Grinder PFBS 12 A1 (12v) - although the fit is a little tight, it does so without shearing the thread.2) Bosch Professional GRO 12v-35 Cordless Rotary Multi-Tool - the fit is perfect, as if made for it.The 'business' end of the FlexShaftXT comes with a bit holder, similar in design to those fitted to any standard drill (e.g. a three-pronged truncated cone). What I found was with a bit of effort this can be removed and - if you've got a spare one - a collet used in its place (this being a smaller, (usually) four-pronged 'chuck', over which some kind of a outer collar or nut is screwed to tighten the grip).I haven't had a chance to use it properly yet, but having connected it up and started the motor, it looks like it will work.
Michael Richard
2024-12-09 14:28:41
The piece that screws to the tool is made out of flexible plastic not rigid, over-tightened it now it does not tighten properly and is useless
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