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Re: My 395 has a stripped shaft can it be replaced?
Go to Dremel.com and you can get a breakdown and also they have a toll free number for their tech support that can guide you thru how to order and replace the parts.
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Hi Joe, Joe here. I have a dremel tool now for almost 25 years. Same one. I had this happen to me. You should be able to get the parts at any hardware store that has the big dremel accessories cabinet. You can also get the parts from dremel's customer service. Great tool, next to my leatherman wave.
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/Tools/Pages/RetiredProducts.aspx
Clamp the bit in a vise or with vise-grips (you will probably ruin it) to hold it while you loosen the collet. You can disassemble the tool and get the lock assembly P/N 2615297356 from for less than $2.00. Search for the part number on line for a source.
I'm guessing, but I think that the Sears tool uses the same flexible coupling. If you go to www.searspartsdirect.com and put in the model 572610031, you can look at the diagram and decide for yourself. I think the part costs $2.57. If it's the right one, I'd order two or three for the future.
Hope this helps.
there is a coupling between the motor and the spindle that has probably cracked or stripped out. I suggest going to Dremel.com and getting an original replacement part for this. They are not hard to install.
I would send it back to Dremel, they have been AWESOME to do business with, I have sent in 2 of my rotary tools, and because they couldn't be fixed, they sent me new ones at no charge, also, just bought one of their 4" table saws (off ebay) that didn't come w/an owners manula, I emailed Drwemel, and got one in today's mail, pretty kool for an item they quit making years and years ago. Hope this helps
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