Dremell 1800 18''

[caka35]

Hi everybody, I've bought Dremell 1800 18'' scrollstation but it made some mechanical voice after my first use.And I gave it back and they sent a new one.It did the same voice too.Is there anybody who use this machine or who has any idea?

[lucky788scroller]

can you explain this "voice"? although I dont have a dremel 1800, maybe with a little more detail I or one of the other couple thousand members here can offer some insight or advice. Dale

[caka35]

Originally Posted by lucky788scroller

can you explain this "voice"? although I dont have a dremel 1800, maybe with a little more detail I or one of the other couple thousand members here can offer some insight or advice. Dale

Yes you right, the voice like it needs oil but I wonder why a new machine needs oil?It should be oiled before it sold shouldnt it?

[Rivari]

My back-up saw is a Dremel 1800 and I don't know if I understand the "voice" reference either. I do know that maintenace is required for any saw but you shouldn't need to oil anything on a new saw.

It is worth a call to the Dremel folks, I know my past experiences with their customer service rivaled that which RBI offers, both are polite and responsive to their customer's needs.

[SNAPPER]

I had 3 Dremel 1800 18" scrollstations with the same problem, 6 shipping costs at their expense. Dremel sent me a check for the purchase price after the third one. I can understand mabey 1 saw but 3 in a row. Seems like they are not testing their machines. My first saw was a Delta 16", the bearings were not lubricated at the factory and I was finding brass shavings. I returned it to the store and recieved a new one, which I have had for 9 years. I also had a knock on the first Dremel I purchased, sent it back, they claimed it was a piece of wood stuck between one of the arms. I already knew what the problem was. The lower arm was hitting the frame at higher speeds.
Dean