Rotary tools Attachments

go to Http://www.dremel.com/en-us/AttachmentsAndAccessories/Pages/Attachments.aspx

Rigid accessories fit the rotary oscillating tool.

Wish I could help you, but I got a Shop Basic rotary tool with NO attachments, and I cannot find these pieces ANYWHERE.

http://www.dremel.com/en-us/AttachmentsAndAccessories/Pages/Attachments.aspx

it is a chuck...of sorts. There should be a button to lock the shaft and then you can use the wrench it came with to loosen it.

i JUST FOUND YOU LOOKING ON THE WEB FOR SOMETHING. i HAVE THIS TOOL AND A MANUAL. iF YOU DIDN'T GET HELP YET LET ME KNOW IF YOU WANT A COPY?
PAUL

your lock mechanism has worn out

I use a small drill bit towards the end of the rotary tool where

the air fins are and insert the drill into the fins to lock it down

then use the wrench to loosen .

make sure it's unplugged and don't be too forceful

Dude!!!!!! This is NOT a Chicago tool nor is it pneumatic! Chicago tools are air powered. This is a rotary tool. Looks like a very nice one at that. The world leader in rotary tools is Dremel. Although the tool you have is not a Dremel. I am going to direct you to their website as they have a great introduction to rotary tools, they explain how-to and give details on all of the attachments and what they are for. They are also explicit on safety and give detailed safety instruction. I personally have four different Dremel tools and hundreds of attachments, if you need any advice on any of things please feel free to contact me again. This will Fixya!
http://www.dremel.com/en-us/customerservice/gettingstarted/Pages/default.aspx

Rotary tools can be divided into two types— Cut Out Tools and Basic Rotary Tools. The biggest difference between the two is the size of their motors. Cut out tools usually have larger motors.