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My S1J-XT2-10 similar to a Dremel Runs at approx. half Speed, and heats up , why is this please ?

Sounds to me as if it needs new brushes...
4/17/2017 11:43:49 AM • Dremel Tools &... • Answered on Apr 17, 2017
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Where can i pick up the elec. motor for my dremel 8100 ?

I hate to tell you this Jim,if the motor is bad,you will have to buy a new Dremel set.
4/9/2017 9:49:32 PM • Dremel Tools &... • Answered on Apr 09, 2017
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MY Dremel 395 type 5 the shaft threads seem to be stripped. what can i do to replace it?

You might as well just replace the tool the parts are not made to repair this.
2/17/2017 9:29:28 PM • Dremel Tools &... • Answered on Feb 17, 2017
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I have dremel 4200 ezchange bit broke inside collet how do i take collet out

remove the collet nut use pliers or the like and pull the collet from the shaft jaws remove the broken bit put the collet back in the jaws and refit the nut
10/22/2016 3:48:28 AM • Dremel Tools &... • Answered on Oct 22, 2016
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Dremel Status. Why does it stop abruptly whenever I use it?

Depending on purchase date first but The quality of stepless switch from the older models can have sometimes have troubles from beginning and become slowly worser replace it
7/22/2016 9:45:21 AM • Dremel Tools &... • Answered on Jul 22, 2016
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How do / What do U do to lock on/hold to to a tool,s working shaft ???

If I properly understand your question, it sounds like you probably want to loosen [unscrew] the collet nut in order to remove and exchange tool bits. If THAT is the issue, then the answer is that it is not necessary to "hold" the shaft with any kind of hand-tool! Dremel, and most of its imitators, install a "pin" type shaft lock right near the collet nut. When gently pressed inward, the pin engages with a SINGLE hole in the shaft. This means you must gently hold the pin down against the shaft while very slowly turning the shaft with your fingers only. When the hole in the shaft comes into alignment with the pin, your finger pressure will cause the pin to fully insert into the shaft hole, effectively "locking" the shaft. As the pin is spring loaded to keep it away from the shaft, you must continue to hold the pin down until you have finished installing a tool bit, or finished whatever operation you intended. Or, if you release it, just go through the locking process again when needed!
7/1/2016 12:47:27 AM • Dremel Model 219... • Answered on Jul 01, 2016
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No speed control on my rotary tool

the Electronic modul in the switch is dirty or damaged or other model then http://www.ebay.tv/sch/i.html?_sacat=0&_sop=1&_nkw=dremel+speed+control&_frs=1
6/12/2016 12:22:03 PM • Dremel Tools &... • Answered on Jun 12, 2016
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