Question 1

Dremel 3100 Applications

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 offers variable speed options, allowing you to adapt to the specific requirements of your project. Speed selection can be guided by the sound and feel of the tool, but for precise applications, consult the owner's manual's speed chart, for when to use the speed settings of 2/4/6/8/10 on the tool. Detailed recommendations for accessory and material combinations can be found in the kit contents breakdown.

Question 2

Dremel 3100 Applications

Accepted Answer

In most cases, it's advisable to place the accessory before attaching the accessory. This is especially true when the attachment goes over the collet nut or chuck, making it inaccessible once the attachment is in place. Examples include the Shaper Router Table and depth-managing guides like the Cutting Guide or Circle Guide.

Question 3

Dremel 3100 Motor Brush Replacement and Maintenance

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 features replaceable motor brushes to maintain peak efficiency. Typically, these brushes last between 50 and 100 hours, depending on your usage. For more aggressive applications, you may need to replace them more frequently. We recommend checking the brushes every 30 hours. To check the brushes, use the flat end of the included wrench to unscrew the plastic piece near the DREMEL label. If the carbon piece is shorter than 1/8”, both brushes should be replaced. Replacing brushes is essential to prevent tool damage. After replacement, run the tool with no load for 5 to 10 minutes to seat the new brushes. Replacement brushes are available by calling 1.800.437.3635.

Question 4

How to Hold Your Dremel 3100?

Accepted Answer

For optimal control and precision in various applications, the Dremel 3100 offers two recommended grips: the "Golf Grip" and the "Pencil Grip."
Golf Grip: Use the "Golf Grip" for more aggressive tasks such as grinding and using cutoff wheels. Place the tool in the palm of your hand, wrap your fingers around the body of the tool, avoiding the exhaust vents. Rest your thumb on the power switch for easy operation.
Pencil Grip: For detailed work, hold the rotary tool like a pencil between your thumb and forefinger. Still need more control and precision? Use our Detailers Grip or Flex Shaft attachments with your Dremel Rotary Tool for extra accuracy

Question 5

Is the Dremel 3100 Compatible with All Accessories?

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 is compatible with all current accessories in our lineup suitable for high-speed rotary tools. Most of these accessories have a 1/8” shank. If you're not using the keyless chuck (sold separately), ensure you use the provided alternative collet and collet nut. The supplied collet works with 1/8” shank accessories. Smaller shank accessories require separate collets (#481, #482, #483) or a complete set (#4485). Select the collet that matches your accessory's shank size.

Question 6

Having trouble getting an accessory to fit into your 1/8” collet? Follow these steps:

Accepted Answer

Verify the collet is present at the end of the tool. Hold down the shaft lock button and unthread the collet nut. If the collet is stuck in the collet nut, you'll notice a silver sleeve within the threaded end of the collet nut.

To release the collet, insert the shank end of the accessory into the silver sleeve. If that doesn't work, use the pointed end of a pencil to push the collet out of the nut.

Question 7

How to Install Accessories on Your Dremel 3100?

Accepted Answer

Installing accessories on your Dremel 3100 is a breeze thanks to the EZ Twist™ nose cap and the included wrench. This versatile tool offers two methods for accessory installation, providing you with flexibility and convenience. Here's how to do it

1. EZ-Twist Nose Cap: The EZ-Twist nose cap simplifies accessory changes without requiring a separate wrench. Start by loosening the collet. Hold down the shaft lock button and rotate the collet counterclockwise. Ensure that the nose cap is clear of the tool's threads. Align the internal wrench with the collet nut and turn counterclockwise to loosen the collet. Finish loosening with your fingers. Next, install your accessory, leaving a gap of less than ¼" between the accessory and the collet nut. Tighten the collet by hand while holding the shaft lock button and use the EZ-Twist nose cap for the final snug fit.

2. Included Wrench: In some cases, when using attachments, you may need to use the included wrench instead of the EZ-Twist nose cap to secure your accessory.

Question 8

How to Hold Your Dremel 3100?

Accepted Answer

For optimal control and precision in various applications, the Dremel 3100 offers two recommended grips: the "Golf Grip" and the "Pencil Grip."
Golf Grip: Use the "Golf Grip" for more aggressive tasks such as grinding and using cutoff wheels. Place the tool in the palm of your hand, wrap your fingers around the body of the tool, avoiding the exhaust vents. Rest your thumb on the power switch for easy operation.
Pencil Grip: For detailed work, hold the rotary tool like a pencil between your thumb and forefinger. Still need more control and precision? Use our Detailers Grip or Flex Shaft attachments with your Dremel Rotary Tool for extra accuracy

Question 9

How to Install Accessories on Your Dremel 3100?

Accepted Answer

Installing accessories on your Dremel 3100 is a breeze thanks to the EZ Twist™ nose cap and the included wrench. This versatile tool offers two methods for accessory installation, providing you with flexibility and convenience. Here's how to do it

1. EZ-Twist Nose Cap: The EZ-Twist nose cap simplifies accessory changes without requiring a separate wrench. Start by loosening the collet. Hold down the shaft lock button and rotate the collet counterclockwise. Ensure that the nose cap is clear of the tool's threads. Align the internal wrench with the collet nut and turn counterclockwise to loosen the collet. Finish loosening with your fingers. Next, install your accessory, leaving a gap of less than ¼" between the accessory and the collet nut. Tighten the collet by hand while holding the shaft lock button and use the EZ-Twist nose cap for the final snug fit.

2. Included Wrench: In some cases, when using attachments, you may need to use the included wrench instead of the EZ-Twist nose cap to secure your accessory.

Question 10

Is the Dremel 3100 Compatible with All Accessories?

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 is compatible with all current accessories in our lineup suitable for high-speed rotary tools. Most of these accessories have a 1/8” shank. If you're not using the keyless chuck (sold separately), ensure you use the provided alternative collet and collet nut. The supplied collet works with 1/8” shank accessories. Smaller shank accessories require separate collets (#481, #482, #483) or a complete set (#4485). Select the collet that matches your accessory's shank size.

Question 11

Having trouble getting an accessory to fit into your 1/8” collet? Follow these steps:

Accepted Answer

Verify the collet is present at the end of the tool. Hold down the shaft lock button and unthread the collet nut. If the collet is stuck in the collet nut, you'll notice a silver sleeve within the threaded end of the collet nut.

To release the collet, insert the shank end of the accessory into the silver sleeve. If that doesn't work, use the pointed end of a pencil to push the collet out of the nut.

Question 12

How to Hold Your Dremel 3100?

Accepted Answer

For optimal control and precision in various applications, the Dremel 3100 offers two recommended grips: the "Golf Grip" and the "Pencil Grip."
Golf Grip: Use the "Golf Grip" for more aggressive tasks such as grinding and using cutoff wheels. Place the tool in the palm of your hand, wrap your fingers around the body of the tool, avoiding the exhaust vents. Rest your thumb on the power switch for easy operation.
Pencil Grip: For detailed work, hold the rotary tool like a pencil between your thumb and forefinger. Still need more control and precision? Use our Detailers Grip or Flex Shaft attachments with your Dremel Rotary Tool for extra accuracy

Question 13

How to Install Accessories on Your Dremel 3100?

Accepted Answer

Installing accessories on your Dremel 3100 is a breeze thanks to the EZ Twist™ nose cap and the included wrench. This versatile tool offers two methods for accessory installation, providing you with flexibility and convenience. Here's how to do it

1. EZ-Twist Nose Cap: The EZ-Twist nose cap simplifies accessory changes without requiring a separate wrench. Start by loosening the collet. Hold down the shaft lock button and rotate the collet counterclockwise. Ensure that the nose cap is clear of the tool's threads. Align the internal wrench with the collet nut and turn counterclockwise to loosen the collet. Finish loosening with your fingers. Next, install your accessory, leaving a gap of less than ¼" between the accessory and the collet nut. Tighten the collet by hand while holding the shaft lock button and use the EZ-Twist nose cap for the final snug fit.

2. Included Wrench: In some cases, when using attachments, you may need to use the included wrench instead of the EZ-Twist nose cap to secure your accessory.

Question 14

Is the Dremel 3100 Compatible with All Accessories?

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 is compatible with all current accessories in our lineup suitable for high-speed rotary tools. Most of these accessories have a 1/8” shank. If you're not using the keyless chuck (sold separately), ensure you use the provided alternative collet and collet nut. The supplied collet works with 1/8” shank accessories. Smaller shank accessories require separate collets (#481, #482, #483) or a complete set (#4485). Select the collet that matches your accessory's shank size.

Question 15

Having trouble getting an accessory to fit into your 1/8” collet? Follow these steps:

Accepted Answer

Verify the collet is present at the end of the tool. Hold down the shaft lock button and unthread the collet nut. If the collet is stuck in the collet nut, you'll notice a silver sleeve within the threaded end of the collet nut.

To release the collet, insert the shank end of the accessory into the silver sleeve. If that doesn't work, use the pointed end of a pencil to push the collet out of the nut.

Question 16

Recommended Accessory for this Attachment

Accepted Answer

When using the Lawn Mower Blade and Garden Tool Sharpener attachment, we recommend using the #932 Grinding & Sharpening stone. For more details, watch our getting started video.

Question 17

Accessory Placement Issue

Accepted Answer

If you've correctly placed the #932 stone in the tool, but it's still hitting the inside top of the attachment, please contact us. This should not occur.

Question 18

How to Attach the Sanding/Grinding Guide?

Accepted Answer

To attach the A576 Sanding/Grinding Guide, first, remove the nose cap from your compatible tool and loosen the collet nut with an EZ-Twist nose cap or the included wrench. Insert your compatible accessory into the tool's collet and tighten it with the provided wrench. Thread the A576 attachment onto the tool's housing collar and adjust the depth using the wing nut. For a visual guide, watch our getting started video.

Question 19

Changing Accessories with A576 Attached

Accepted Answer

The A576 Sanding/Grinding Guide Attachment is compatible with sanding and grinding accessories up to ½" in diameter. Experiment with different projects, starting with the 408-sanding band & mandrel for sanding. Finish with lower grit bands like 432 (120 grit) or 445 (240 grit). This attachment also helps when sharpening garden tools with the 932 grinding stone, ensuring the proper angle is maintained.

Question 20

Changing Accessories with A576 Attached

Accepted Answer

Install your ½” diameter or smaller sanding and grinding accessory before attaching the A576 Sanding/Grinding Guide. Once the attachment is on the tool, you won't be able to change accessories. If you need to switch applications, unscrew the A576 attachment and replace the accessory to meet your new needs.

Question 21

Dremel 3100 Applications

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 offers variable speed options, allowing you to adapt to the specific requirements of your project. Speed selection can be guided by the sound and feel of the tool, but for precise applications, consult the owner's manual's speed chart, for when to use the speed settings of 2/4/6/8/10 on the tool. Detailed recommendations for accessory and material combinations can be found in the kit contents breakdown.

Question 22

Dremel 3100 Applications

Accepted Answer

In most cases, it's advisable to place the accessory before attaching the accessory. This is especially true when the attachment goes over the collet nut or chuck, making it inaccessible once the attachment is in place. Examples include the Shaper Router Table and depth-managing guides like the Cutting Guide or Circle Guide.

Question 23

Dremel 3100 Motor Brush Replacement and Maintenance

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 features replaceable motor brushes to maintain peak efficiency. Typically, these brushes last between 50 and 100 hours, depending on your usage. For more aggressive applications, you may need to replace them more frequently. We recommend checking the brushes every 30 hours. To check the brushes, use the flat end of the included wrench to unscrew the plastic piece near the DREMEL label. If the carbon piece is shorter than 1/8”, both brushes should be replaced. Replacing brushes is essential to prevent tool damage. After replacement, run the tool with no load for 5 to 10 minutes to seat the new brushes. Replacement brushes are available by calling 1.800.437.3635.

Question 24

Recommended Accessory for this Attachment

Accepted Answer

When using the Lawn Mower Blade and Garden Tool Sharpener attachment, we recommend using the #932 Grinding & Sharpening stone. For more details, watch our getting started video.

Question 25

Accessory Placement Issue

Accepted Answer

If you've correctly placed the #932 stone in the tool, but it's still hitting the inside top of the attachment, please contact us. This should not occur.

Question 26

Dremel 3100 Applications

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 offers variable speed options, allowing you to adapt to the specific requirements of your project. Speed selection can be guided by the sound and feel of the tool, but for precise applications, consult the owner's manual's speed chart, for when to use the speed settings of 2/4/6/8/10 on the tool. Detailed recommendations for accessory and material combinations can be found in the kit contents breakdown.

Question 27

Dremel 3100 Applications

Accepted Answer

In most cases, it's advisable to place the accessory before attaching the accessory. This is especially true when the attachment goes over the collet nut or chuck, making it inaccessible once the attachment is in place. Examples include the Shaper Router Table and depth-managing guides like the Cutting Guide or Circle Guide.

Question 28

Dremel 3100 Motor Brush Replacement and Maintenance

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 3100 features replaceable motor brushes to maintain peak efficiency. Typically, these brushes last between 50 and 100 hours, depending on your usage. For more aggressive applications, you may need to replace them more frequently. We recommend checking the brushes every 30 hours. To check the brushes, use the flat end of the included wrench to unscrew the plastic piece near the DREMEL label. If the carbon piece is shorter than 1/8”, both brushes should be replaced. Replacing brushes is essential to prevent tool damage. After replacement, run the tool with no load for 5 to 10 minutes to seat the new brushes. Replacement brushes are available by calling 1.800.437.3635.

Question 29

How do I know the Dremel 8240 battery is fully charged?

Accepted Answer

Insert your B815-01 battery pack into your GAL12V-20 charger. Once the battery pack is inserted into the charger a blinking green light on the charger will indicate the battery is charging, a solid green light will indicate a fully charged battery pack. For complete charging instructions please refer to the Operating / Safety Instructions.

Question 30

Is the Dremel 12V Max Battery compatible with Bosch’s 12V batteries & chargers?

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 12V Max batteries B815 & B816 are the only batteries qualified by Dremel to use with the 12V 8240 / 8250 / 8260 tools. They are compatible with the Bosch BAT414, BAT415 & GBA12V30 batteries as indicated on the battery/charger compatibility chart included with the tools, but these tools are not part of the Bosch professional system. We recommend using Dremel batteries and chargers for your Dremel tools

Question 31

How long does a full battery charge last?

Accepted Answer

The 8240 lasts approximately for 10 minutes in heavy duty applications and 20 minutes in light duty applications. Keep in mind, however, that the runtime of any rotary tool is highly dependent on several different factors, including the type of application, accessory, material, speed, and technique used. The estimates provided are based on average use and actual runtimes may vary.

Light Duty Applications:

Sanding
Grinding / Sharpening
Cleaning / Polishing
Carving / Engraving
Drilling

Heavy Duty Applications:

Cutting
Routing

Question 32

If this works with a Bosch charger, can I submit it to a Bosch authorized Service Center for repair?

Accepted Answer

We recommend using Dremel batteries and chargers for your Dremel tools. You should submit your Dremel batteries and chargers to a Dremel authorized service center for repair.

Question 33

Are the 8220 & 8240 batteries cross-compatible?

Accepted Answer

No, the 8240 is not compatible with Dremel 12V battery pack model numbers 875, 880, B812 & B814 which are intended for use with the Dremel 8220. The B815 12V battery pack is intended for use with the 8240 and not compatible with the Dremel 8220.

Question 34

Are the 8240 (B815), 8250 and 8260 (B816) batteries cross-compatible?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 2.0AH B815 & 3.0AH B816 batteries can be used in the 8240, 8250 and 8260 models.

Question 35

Is this 12V or 12V Max? What does that mean?

Accepted Answer

The tool is 12V Max. This means the peak voltage of the battery pack is 12V, the standard voltage is 10.8V. This is inline with how power tool brands communicate 10.8V battery packs which peak at 12V.

Question 36

What’s the difference between 8240, 8250 and 8260?

Accepted Answer

The main difference between the 8250 & 8260 to the 8240 is the brushless motor (used in 8250 & 8260) which is more efficient than the brushed 8240 motor. The brushless 8250 & 8260 motor helps to provide more power, more runtime and more speed vs the 8240s brushed motor. The 8240 does still provide a high level of power, performance and runtime at a lower retail price than the 8250 & 8260.

The core tool features and benefits between the 8250 and 8260 are the same (100% more runtime, 20% more power, 20% faster speed of cut). The 8260 is a smart tool with connectivity benefits when connected to the Dremel App. These connectivity benefits provide tool performance insights, accessory & material guidance and more. The 8260 also has an LED illuminated Dremel logo.

Question 37

How long does it take to fully charge the Dremel 8240?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 65 minutes.

Question 38

Is there a battery life indicator?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 8240 has three LED battery life indicators which will illuminate as follows:

3 LEDs: 100%
2 LEDs: 50%
1 LED: 25%
1 “flashing” LED: Tool is about to shut off
3 flashing” LEDs – battery is too hot or too cold for use. Turn tool off and let battery return to normal operating temperature before resuming use

Question 39

Why is my tool not pairing to the Dremel app?

Accepted Answer

Please see the below troubleshooting tips:

The tool is turned on. Please turn off the tool. The tool must be turned off to connect to your smart device.
Bluetooth is not activated on your smart device. Please enable Bluetooth.
Your tool was turned off for 5 minutes and automatically disconnected. Follow instructions to reconnect your 8260 to your smart device.
Your battery is flat. Recharge your battery pack and follow reconnection instructions.
If you remove the battery pack from your 8260 the tool will automatically be disconnected. Insert the battery pack and follow reconnection instructions.
Your tool is already paired to another smart device. Un-pair and re-pair to your chosen smart device.
Your tool is out of connectivity range. Ensure you connect your tool within 1 Meter / 3 Feet of your smart device. Once connected the connectivity range with a clear line of sight is up to 20 Meters / 65 Feet.

Question 40

What’s the real advantage of being able to monitor the 8260 on your phone or other Bluetooth device? Is it difficult to monitor and use at the same time?

Accepted Answer

You can receive tool management and performance alerts, accessory guidance, and more - all from your smartphone or tablet. These features will help improve your experience with the tool and help to guide you on how to make the most out of your tool. For safety reasons we advise you to turn the tool off when you want to use the Dremel app to monitor your tool usage.

Question 41

Can the 8260 and Dremel app be updated after I purchase the tool?

Accepted Answer

When the Dremel app is updated our team will ensure that both the app and the 8260 will have equivalent or improved functionality at the time you purchased your 8260.

Question 42

What is the Brushless Technology? How does a Brushless Motor improve the performance and life of the 8260?

Accepted Answer

Brushless motors are more powerful and more efficient than brushed motors due to the configuration of the motor using a permanent magnet as opposed to wound wire coils which are used in brushed motors. Brushless motors require less maintenance as you don’t need to replace brushes on the motor. These benefits lead to a more powerful and more efficient rotary tool than brushed rotary tools.

Question 43

How/why is the 8260 2X battery life and 20% faster?

Accepted Answer

The combination of the brushless motor and the 3.0ah battery pack (vs 2.0ah pack used in 8220) contributes to improved performance. The 8260 lasts twice as long as the 8220 when cutting ¼” zinc plated steel lag bolts (20 minutes vs 10 minutes) and cuts 4 foot of ¾” pine 20% faster than the 8220 (65 seconds vs 84 seconds).

Question 44

How/why is the runtime of the 8260 100% longer?

Accepted Answer

The combination of the brushless motor and the 3.0ah battery pack (vs 2.0ah pack used in 8220) contributes to improved performance. The 8260 provides 100% more runtime when cutting ¼” zinc plated steel lag bolts vs the 8220 (20 minutes vs 10 minutes).

Question 45

The 8260 states 20% faster cutting speed, but the tool is actually 5,000 rpm slower than the 8220.  How is the faster cutting speed being calculated?

Accepted Answer

The RPM of the tool does not directly correlate to the performance of the tool in application. The speed of the tool in application is affected by multiple factors including the motor. The brushless motor of the 8260 ensures the tool can cut 4 foot of ¾” pine 20% faster (65 seconds vs 84 seconds) than the Dremel 8220 despite having a lower top speed.

Question 46

What assists with the low noise and low vibration?

Accepted Answer

The brushless motor, which runs quieter and smoother than a brushed motor, and the tools venting system, with an improved airflow, help to reduce the noise and vibration of the tool.

Question 47

How long does a full battery charge last?

Accepted Answer

The 8260 lasts approximately for 12 minutes in heavy duty applications and 25 minutes in light duty applications. Keep in mind, however, that the runtime of any rotary tool is highly dependent on a number of different factors, including the type of application, accessory, material, speed, and technique used. The estimates provided are based on average use and actual runtimes may vary. Dremel prides itself on its legacy of engineering rotary tools with the highest standards of quality and performance since 1932, so rest assured that the 8260 will be the best in its class.

Light Duty Applications:

Sanding
Grinding / Sharpening
Cleaning / Polishing
Carving / Engraving
Drilling

Heavy Duty Applications:

Cutting
Routing

Question 48

How long does it take to fully charge the Dremel 8260?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 95 minutes.

Question 49

Is there a battery life indicator?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 8260 has three LED battery life indicators which will illuminate as follows:

3 LEDs: 70-100%
2 LEDs: 40-70%
1 LED: 20-40%
1 “flashing” LED: Below 20% charge remaining. Be prepared for tool to shut off.

Question 50

What is the DREMEL App and how should it be used with the 8260?

Accepted Answer

The Dremel app allows you to control, monitor and manage your 8260. Gain more control over your tool and projects; receive tool management and performance alerts, accessory guidance, and more - all from your smartphone or tablet.

Question 51

Do I need the Dremel app to operate this tool?

Accepted Answer

No the tool can be operated independently from the Dremel app however the Dremel app has connectivity features to the 8260 which will enhance your experience with the tool.

Question 52

Can I receive tool notifications via the Dremel app?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the 8260 needs to be connected to your smart device to receive notifications. Enabling notifications also allows you to receive a low battery alert when your battery is below 10%.

The app will provide green, yellow and red status indicators for tool and battery temperature. The Dremel App also allows you to enable notifications to receive this information.

If the red warning logo illuminates, the notifications section in the app will provide instructions on how to resolve the issues with the tool.

Question 53

What are the benefits of the Lithium-Ion technology in batteries?

Accepted Answer

Lithium-Ion battery technology provides greater consistency of power in a single charge. Performance will not slowly erode with use as with the NiCad predecessors. In short: more power in a smaller size, always ready & no memory effects on the battery.

Question 54

Is there a battery life indicator?

Accepted Answer

Question 55

How do I know the Dremel 7350 is fully charged?

Accepted Answer

A green light will illuminate from the LED battery life indicator while charging and it will then turn off once fully charged.

Question 56

How long does it take to fully charge the Dremel 7350?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 2 hours & 45 min.

Question 57

Can the Dremel 7350 be used while it is plugged in for charging?

Accepted Answer

The tool will run if plugged in for charging but the charging function will stop. There is no potential for damage if trying to operate the tool while plugged in for charging. Yes. The tool can still run while connected to a power adapter, however, the charging circuity shuts off when the motor is running.

Question 58

Can I change the battery in the Dremel 7350?

Accepted Answer

No. The 7350 is designed with an integrated battery and it is not possible for users to service it themselves.

Question 59

What are the recommended temperatures for charging the battery?

Accepted Answer

Charge tool in temperatures above 32 degrees F and below 113 degrees F. Store tool in locations where temperatures will not exceed 122 degrees F to prevent serious damage to the battery cells.

Question 60

What's the difference between the 7350 and the 7350 Pet Tool?

Accepted Answer

The tools are identical with the exception of the colors of the plastic housing and on/off button.

Question 61

What is the baseline battery life of the Dremel 7350 at no load, full speed?

Accepted Answer

Approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Question 62

What is the relative battery life of the Dremel 7350 compared to the Dremel 7300?

Accepted Answer

The Dremel 7350 has an improved runtime of approximately 30% over the Dremel 7300.

Question 63

How long does a full battery charge last?

Accepted Answer

The table provides approximate runtimes for reference. Keep in mind, however, that the runtime of any rotary tool is highly dependent on a number of different factors, including the type of application, material, speed, and technique used.

Question 64

What is the charge state of the battery in a newly purchase tool?

Accepted Answer

The battery is shipped in a state ~30% charged and it is recommended to charge the tool fully before its first use for maximum performance.

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