Milescraft 1097 ToolStand - Variable Speed Drill Press Stand (compatible with Dremel). Rotary Tool Not Included, Black
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Size: Large
Features
- Sturdy metal head fits most Dremel style rotary tools
- Spring loaded metal rack and pinion gearing for smoothe controlled drilling
- Scale with depth stop allows precised depth control and repeatability
- The steel 13-1/2 support column of the ToolStand, fits securely into a 6 x 6 formed steel base plate whose surface and mounting platforms have been planed to ensure a level work surface
- Lock tools in horizontal position for hands free use
- ROTARY TOOL NOT INCLUDED
Description
Elevate Your Rotary Tool’s Performance to “Machine Tool” Standards with the Tool Stand! Transform a handheld rotary device into a precision drilling machine with the rotary Tool Stand. This stand is compatible with most Dermal-style rotary tools. The Tool Stand acts as a drill press to cut perfectly perpendicular holes while a depth-stop gauge makes repetition a cinch. From the Manufacturer Use most rotary tools as a small scale precision drill press. Rack and pinion gearing allows smooth controlled plunge. Scale with depth stop allows depth control and precise repeatability. Sturdy cast aluminum base provides sturdy work area. Stong 13.5 inch metal tube allows drilling of objects up to 5 inches in height. Lock rotary tool in horizontal position for hands free sanding or polishing.
Color: Black
Material: Metal
Brand: Milescraft
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Item dimensions L x W x H: 7.5 x 5.3 x 13.3 inches
Brand Name: Milescraft
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 20, 73
Manufacturer: Milescraft Inc.
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 732454807620 893264000073 787721148142
Included Components: TOOL STAND
Item Type Name: ToolStand
Model Number: 1097
Part Number: 1097
Warranty Description: Yes
Color: Black
Riser Color: Black
Special Features: Variable Speed
Material: Metal
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Item Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.3 x 13.3 inches
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Size: Large
I like this holder better than the dremel one. It is metal and should hold up better and work more accurately than the plastic one. It holds my corded rotary tool from harbor freight. The drill press action is smooth enough and I am satisfied with it. Price was good too.
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2026 by Buc
Size: Large
fits the dremel (not included with the press), i have used it and it functions just like my shop drill press does, only at a much smaller scale. its not meant to be used for very tough or hard jobs. it is clearly a hobby drill press and yes, it fulfils the role just fine. i use it for different types of model, plastic, wood, paper. works just fine be careful when using very fine drill bits, there is a "little" play in the mount of the dremel, a slight wabble, but very fine and did not ruin the parts i used it on. i used it quite a bit too. i recommend it for hobbies only and remember the golden rule.. patients and safety is key when using any type of machinery, no matter what the size is of the machine
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2023 by Robert Guster
Size: Large
The Milescraft Rotary Tool Stand is a useful accessory for your rotary tools. It can be used for such things as a drill press or to just hold your rotary tool allowing you to better hold the part you are working with (like having a third hand). However, I need to point out that this stand is not designed to do precession work with your rotary tool. If you are looking for something small to do any drilling that requires a tight tolerance, you maybe better off looking at looking one of the many small table top drill presses available that don't cost too much more. Assembly and disassembly (for easy storage) is fast and easy. The instructions that come with it are easy to follow too. The base is die cast aluminum and lightweight measuring about 7" x 10" with a work area of 6" x 6". A heaver cast iron base would have been nice to make the unit more stable. However for small light work the stand is stable and it also comes with three #8 screws and rubber feet to allow you to screw the base to your work bench to improve stability. The vertical support column is a lightweight tube that presses into the base and is held secure with a single bolt at the back of the base. The over all height of the stand is about 15", including the base. The "tool holder bracket" can easily be adjusted anywhere up or down the vertical tube which gives you about 12" of adjustment vertically. A heaver threaded vertical support column would have been nice feature to help improve stability. But the press fit of the tube into the base are a nice tight fit. This stand is design to be used as a drill press when your rotary tool mounted in the vertical position, but as I pointed out earlier, it is not for precession drilling. The tool holder bracket is designed to allow approximately 2-1/2" of travel when used as a drill press. However the tool holder bracket can be adjusted anywhere along the vertical column for short or taller jobs. There is also an adjustable depth gage with a depth stop collar to control the depth of your drill which is nice if you need to repeat your drill depth. I did find a slight play in the "tool holder bracket" while using it as a drill press, but I was able to easily eliminate just about all of the extra play by placing a thin piece of plastic between the "depth shaft" and the lower guides. Pros: Lightweight Easy to assemble and disassemble for easy storage Holds rotary tool vertically or horizontally for ease of working Can be used as a mini drill press Can be easily fastened (screwed) to your work bench for added stability Cons: Lightweight base and vertical column makes the stand not stable as it could be if not fastened down. Loose fitting design when used as a drill press allowed extra play (not for precession work)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2005 by R. King
Size: Large
Instructions were a little hard to read but the thing is easy enough to put together. It works great with my knockoff dremel, a "Chicago" rotary tool i got at a local hardware store, you just have to find the right piece to remove from the end of the tool so it can screw into the stand. Once I tightened all the nuts and bolts on the stand everything works really well. It's accurate and stable enough for almost any job. It's a little creaky and springy and noisy but for the price is a great stand. No need to waste money on something with the Dremel name on it. It works sitting on the desk or screwed into a workbench. Plenty stable enough either way for small projects, which is what the rotary tool is designed for.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2013 by John
Size: Large
Parts The product I received was slightly different than the box and marketing photos. Apparently there has been some revision from the manufacturer. 1) The base is a dull die-cast metal rather than the shiny Aluminum in the pictures. 2) The upper bracket to affix the tool has been deleted. The change in the base is not too big a deal for me, but it might make it more likely to scratch items than the smoother aluminum. For this I deduct a ½ star. As for point #2, I was initially concerned that having only one point of attachment would be unstable, but it turns out to be secure enough. One could add tape or Velcro if needed. Assembly There are really only three components here: A base, neck and press unit. You only need to attach the neck to the base and mount the press to the bar. However, on the one I received, there were no threads on the base where the screw goes in to secure the neck. In the instruction manual (barely visible pictures that look like 100th generation copies) it indicates that you should start the thread by pushing the screw and turning manually then use a long neck wrench to finish. Let me advise you that it is absolutely necessary to use a long neck wrench for maximum leverage. I literally had to use my entire body weight to turn it. I am afraid that anyone with some infirmity will be unable to assemble this properly. This is completely unacceptable and I deduct 2 more stars. A perusal of other reviews indicates that not all of the units were missing the base threads. Usage So, how does it perform? Out of the box it is certainly better than drilling by hand. However, as has been said in other reviews, there is a bit more play in the press mechanism that can cause drilling to be off by a few millimeters. This also increases the chance of breakage with the finer drill bits, which, I presume, most people who buy this will be using. One can do a "McGyver" and affix a piece of plastic with double sided tape to the point where the depth gauge slides eliminating the gap that causes the imprecision. Verdict If one can assemble it (difficult should you get a base without the screw threads) and make the minor modification (simple) it is a nice enough tool. Compact and light at a reasonable price point for which I add back a 1/2 star.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2010 by Garrett Arizala
Size: Large
This stand does the job as intended. Accuracy of the vertical mount as too plumb, I have not checked. Were I to do a project requiring that level of accuracy, I would then check the plumb. The instructions say to use the nut and finger bolt for the both horizontal and vertical positioning. I purchased the 5/8 nut and finger bolt for the horizontal side as I didn't want to continually have to move them when repositioning the Dremel 3000 tool. I wish that the tool was made so that the Dremel lock nut could be used instead of a separate nut. Not a deal killer, but would have been nice. Realizing that I could modify the tool holder to fit my wishes. Because the tool holder appears to be plastic, modifying may not be the best idea as it may compromise the strength of the stand.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2019 by Roy H.
Size: Large
This rotary tool holder turns your rotary tool into a drill press. For the price, you get the press base, an upright pole, and an adjustable plunging jig that affixes to the pole. The base is very stable, and comes with soft rubber feet that prevent slipping. The jig is very versatile, and can be attached to the pole either horizontally or upright for plunging or for horizontally stabilizing the rotary tool to use for something like routing. I used my dremel with this press, and putting everything together was very simple. The Dremel screws onto the jig, so it's held very solidly with a custom threaded collet. The rotating portion of the dremel sticks through the hole in the bottom of the jig and can be accessed normally. When I received this in the mail, the included instructions were for a different tool, and just a sheet of stapled together printer paper -- but the whole thing is very simple to assemble, so really the instructions were not terribly necessary. I ended up finding an assembly video on YouTube, and looking at the listing on Amazon, I see that that same assembly video is in the pictures as well. So, no harm no foul, and the tool itself is extremely useful and solidly built.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2021 by Luke
Size: Large
1. I bought this rotary tool stand with the expectation that I would be able to use it for light duty pcb drilling at home. I have professional experience setting up industrial woodworking machinery, cnc equipment, etc... Bought this knowing it is a light duty tool for home/hobby use. Wasn't expecting industrial quality but wow. Totally useless. 2. Parts came loose in a box, with slightly crumpled up instructions. Total lack of packaging. Shows you right away how proud they are of this one. 3. The plunge mechanism allows the entire shaft, and tool mount to rotate significantly side to side. Not just a few thou, but from 11:00, to 1:00. No way to adjust for this. There is simply nothing in the mechanism to guide it. Saw this mentioned in other reviews and I figured people had just set it up wrong. Wow. No way to really tell if this is just how it is or if its missing parts or something. 4. Depth stop column came installed loosely and flopping around. My impression is that the bolt on my unit will need to be be over tightened. 5. I doubt the spindle will be near square to the table, or even move in a straight line I don't even know where to begin with this one. I am going to have to do enough modification to make it work, I might as well return it and build my own stand. This one is probably going right back in the box, and getting returned. I don't know how they could bring themselves to sell this to people, and do so with a straight face. .
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2016 by Emily