Dremel has a number of rotary tool options. Deciding which one is best for you will ultimately come down to knowing what you want to accomplish. The following guide provides some insight into this ...

We’ve wondered whether any rotary tool can outperform the Dremel 4300 in what it does best. So we pitted it against all comers, including another Dremel.

He has a gnome-sized belt sander with what appear to be skateboard wheels turning the belt, with the Dremel’s toolhead tensioning the belt and turning it as well.

Dremels are incredibly popular for hobbyists looking for a rotary tool, but they're not the only ones on the market. Here are some other picks.

You need a plastic jar (a peanut butter container will work), a Dremel tool with a drums sander bit and cutting wheel, a marker, and some glue.