335-01 Plunge Router Attachment

Model # 335-01

Product Specifications

Turn your corded Dremel rotary tool into a mini plunge router – and cut perfect decorative edges, straight slots or rout freehand. Plunge feature lets you start your cut in the middle of your workpiece. Ideal for making inlays in furniture, musical instruments and wood crafts.

Plunge lock-in handle for fast and easy plunge locking
Two depth stops with quick release for rapid adjustment of routing depth
Clear base allows greater visibility of the work surface
Depth guide includes english and metric markings
On board storage for router bits and wrench

DIMENSIONS
Fits Tool Model::	275, 285, 395, 398; 100, 200, 300 and 400 Series; 3000, 4000, 4200, 8200 and 8220
Tool Level:	10 - rotary tool attachment
Model Number:	335-01
Warranty:	Product Defects Only
Material:	high density composite
Contents:	1 Attachment
Size:	12

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