Fräsbitset Dremel Multifunktion 660

Router Bit Set Dremel Multipurpose 660 includes seven router bits designed for routing, inlaying and mortising in wood and other soft materials. The set is compatible with Dremel rotary tools and intended for use with the Dremel Router Attachment 335 or with a shaper/router table 231, providing a maximum rotational speed of up to 35,000 RPM for precision work on chipboard, hardwood, laminate, plastic, plywood and softwood.

Advantages

The set provides a selection of seven multipurpose bits that cover common routing tasks and materials, ensuring versatility for different woodworking operations. Bits are sized for compatibility with typical Dremel attachments and deliver high rotational speed for controlled, accurate cuts. The compact set simplifies tool changes and storage while supporting detailed inlay and mortise work.

Suitable for

• Routing decorative edges and profiles in wood
• Inlay work and small mortises
• Trimming laminate and plywood
• Shaping softwood and hardwood details
• Light plastic cutting and trimming

Key specifications

• Brand: Dremel
• Model: Multipurpose 660 (26150660JA)
• EAN: 8710364069972
• Number of bits: 7
• Maximum rotational speed: 35,000 RPM
• Compatible with: Dremel Router Attachment 335 and Shaper/Router Table 231
• Suitable materials: chipboard, hardwood, laminate, plastic, plywood, softwood

How to use

Select a router bit appropriate for the task and securely fit it into the rotary tool following the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Attach the Dremel Router Attachment 335 or use a shaper/router table 231 as required for guided routing. Set the rotary tool speed up to but not exceeding 35,000 RPM depending on material and bit size, make test cuts on scrap material to confirm settings, then proceed with steady, controlled passes to achieve the desired edge, inlay or mortise.

Recommendations

Use proper eye and hearing protection and follow the Dremel tool safety guidelines. For best results, perform test cuts on scrap pieces, use appropriate feed speed to avoid burning or chipping, and replace worn bits to maintain cutting performance.