Good tool for free curves, but be careful, it is almost impossible to cut in a straight line because it has the guides on the wrong axis (parallel to the cutting line), so if you are looking for something to cut straight, even in a hobby level for boxes, drawers, geometrics, it is not a good solution at all.
There is a 90-degree angled blade (not included in the package) that will help you use the parallel guide, this time as a real fence although it is not very well made, it would be much better to have a horizontal guide at the front of the base (an additional accessory) to control the width of the cut.

In its strong points, the vacuum attachment is really well designed and pulls the dust perfectly.
The cuts are clean, the noise is at normal levels, there is a vibration that doesn't seem to affect the cut, and there is also a safety foot in front of the blade that makes it impossible to have unpleasant accidents with your fingers.

A bit disappointing that after so many years in circulation (I think since 2014), there are only 4 accessories, which are essentially the 3 blades that are already included in the package and the blade for 90-degree bevel cuts, which is designed to cut objects of unlimited length without hitting the body of the tool (which others have mentioned here as the best blade). There are no other fences (miter/fence), no other bases, no 360-degree blade, etc.

The device also works as a handheld, but you literally lose any sense of precision there and it is just a nice-to-have feature if you want to trim a branch.

I am engaged in small-scale construction with marine plywood and I am satisfied with the machine's performance. My work does not have demanding requirements and this machine serves my needs. Taking into account the new lower price, it is a very good investment.

It is worth its money and more. It is a reliable tool and it's a Dremel after all. The only disadvantage in my opinion is the following. There are specific cuts that require a fine cutter which easily breaks when working at high speeds. It will cut, of course, but if you heat the cutter too much, it will break. I would like Dremel to have more durable cutters, as the fine ones break easily while the thicker ones do not easily wear out. In general, you need to learn how to use it a bit before starting other tasks, especially if you are a beginner. However, the tool is highly recommended without hesitation.

Amazing tool. I bought it for amateur use but it will also cover my professional needs as it works wonders on soft woods. It requires practice... but once you learn it, you can do whatever you want. I didn't give it 5 stars because it comes with blades, but in my opinion, the best one is missing out of the 4 it supports.

Maybe the best one can find in the market at this moment! Soon on my channel, videos of various things I have made will be uploaded. It's worth every minute of it.

Really good for those who are involved in small constructions, etc! :) It doesn't hesitate anywhere!
The accompanying suitcase is very good and convenient! However, if someone wants to deal with larger constructions where cuts with more than 1 are required, they will have to go to another saw with thicker blades, etc!

Reliable and proportional to the quality of the Dremel name. The smallest tabletop saw, portable, without lacking power. Suitable for model making and cutting wood materials such as plywood up to 1 cm or softer woods up to 1.8 cm. The ease of storage in its carrying case will be appreciated by many.