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Dremel 2200-01 Versa Flame Multi-Function Butane Torch Perfect for Wood Burning, Leather Crafting, Stencil Cutting, Cordless Soldering, Hot-Knife Cutting of Foam, Plastics and Rope

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Style: Butane Torch


Features

  • Compact and powerful, the small butane micro-torch designed to make your work around the house and job site easier.
  • INTEGRATED IGNITION TRIGGER For easy start up, no independent ignition tool required
  • VERSATILE 9-PIECE ACCESSORY KIT - Offers versatile butane torch accessories for soldering, heat blowing, heat deflecting, flame diffusing
  • VARIABLE TEMPERATURE Flame control features for both torch and flame operation perfect for wood burning, leather crafting, stencil cutting, cordless soldering, or hot-knife cutting of foam, plastics and rope
  • FLAME LOCK SWITCH - For simplified operation on extended use projects
  • PREMIUM QUALITY- For life long durability
  • ATTACHABLE BASE For hands free and cordless operation
  • 1 YEAR & US-BASED CUSTOMER SERVICE Available by chat, email, phone or visit us at our service center in Racine, WI.

Description

Fire up your creativity. Our state-of-the-art butane tools are your sure-fire solution for cranking up the heat on all your projects. Fancy a bit of welding, soldering, melting, shrinking or paint removing? No worries – you can do it all with your Dremel Butane Tool. These unique tools are the hottest way to relight your creative fire. Perfect for pyrography, jewelry making and wood burning – our butane kits let your imagination run free. The Dremel VersaFlame is the most versatile stationary burner for both DIY and hobby projects. The VersaFlame is the only stationary burner that safely supports open flame use and comes with a catalyst and soldering head, making it the most versatile stationary burner in the market today, especially for DIY applications. Powered by liquid butane gas for quick heat-up and fast recharge, the VersaFlame can be used for multiple applications like soldering, shrinking, welding, and more. By simply switching tips, you can use our butane micro torch for wood burning, leather crafting, stencil cutting, cordless soldering, or hot-knife cutting of foam, plastics and rope. he VersaFlame comes with a 9-piece kit that gives you the power to tackle an array of applications. Backed by a two year limited warranty.

Color: Silver


Brand: Dremel


Item Weight: 0.7 Kilograms


Product Dimensions: 7"L x 2.13"W x 13"H


Material: Metal


Material Type: Metal


Color: Silver


Maximum Temperature: 2192 Degrees Fahrenheit


Item Weight: 0.7 Kilograms


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 7"L x 2.13"W x 13"H


Global Trade Identification Number: 16, 00


UPC: 080596038700


Model Number: 2200-01


Brand Name: Dremel


Manufacturer: Dremel


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Good torch
Style: Butane Torch
It’s was easy to use and work great
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by Brenner
    • So great I had to buy another!
Style: Butane Torch
Dependable, I don't use the attachments much but good to know I have them if I want to.
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024 by Preston
    • So easy to use
Style: Butane Torch
I liked the stand foot that it came with. When you put it down it isn't top heavy. Easy to fill. I wish the trigger button wasn't so stiff. I know it's for safety, but it's tough on old hands. The flame is easy to control. I use it for soldering silver jewelry. Been using for a couple of days with no complaint Worth the money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024 by AngieW
    • Finished 2nd in a shootout of 4 butane micro torches
Style: Butane Torch
Review Image by Brian Meyette Brian Meyette
Review Image by Brian Meyette Brian Meyette
MICRO TORCHES REVIEW I was unable to decide on which of the many butane micro torches I should buy from Amazon, and I couldn’t trust the ad claims or flame pictures, so I ended up buying 4 to test then against each other. I have lots of larger torches of various sizes, but I wanted one with the smallest, most focused flame. The pictures in the ads of the flames was not, where pictured at all, was not useful to me or accurate. Price was not a factor for me in this. 1. Blazer ES1000CR Spitfire https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001EDU5NY Made in Japan. This one has very cumbersome controls. Lighting it is a very awkward process requiring two hands and rolling an interlock forward whole pushing down on a button. Lighting it also requires 3 other controls to be in the right positions. The controls also feel rather flimsy. The flame is OK There is very little variation in the flame between minimum and maximum. It does have a button for continuous operation, but again, it feels rather flimsy. It was also the second most expensive at $53. Really the most expensive when you consider all the extras the $56 Dremel comes with. 2. Bernz-O-Matic ST2200T https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PS9TQI Made in Taiwan. The listing for this product falsely states, in two places, “The product is manufactured in United States”. I did not appreciate the false/out-of-date information. The controls are much less cumbersome than the Blazer. It has a child lockout for the igniter, presumably brought to us courtesy of CPSC. If you don’t have kids and want to get rid of this, it looks like it would be very easy to just snap off a piece of plastic and be done with it. The torch is easy to use. There is not much difference between the minimum and maximum flames. The flame is a bit larger than the Blazer. I wanted the smallest flame, so this was a negative for me. The instructions are printed on the side of the main tube, which is handy. It also includes a soldering iron tip. $32 3. Dremel 2200-01 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MJW07Z0 Made in Taiwan. Includes a decent thin metal box containing lots of accessories. If you don’t already have soldering equipment, this might be the best choice for you. It comes with a detachable stand; all the others come with a fixed base stand. The flame comes out at an upward angle, which all the others have a flame coming out at 90 degrees. This may be a plus or minus for you. This one, like the Bernz-O-Matic, comes with a plastic child lockout that looks like it could be broken off and discarded if you don’t want that feature. This one got second place in the biggest difference between minimum and maximum flames. The maximum flame was the largest of all tested, so if you’re looking for max flame, this is the one for you. At $56, the most expensive, but it comes with a lot more accessories than the others. Both the Dremel and the Bernz-O-Matic could easily be started using one hand, even with the child interlock. The Bernz-O-Matic was probably a bit easier to light with one hand. Both of them featured instant-off flame when you releaser the button, with a lock to engage for continuous flame. 4. RAVS RBT018 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5RKWNMS?th=1 Made in China. With the first three, you press the igniter button to turn on the gas and light it. The flame stays on only as long as you continue holding down the button (unless you engage the continuous lock). As soon as you release the button (or the continuous lock) the gas is cut off and the flame goes out. Probably more “consumer-safe” for people who don’t really know what they’re doing with a torch. This one is a bit different from the first three, in that it operates more like a typical propane torch. There is a rotary knob that you turn CCW to turn the gas on or CW to turn it off. So you turn the gas on, then press the igniter button to light the gas. You adjust the flame from min to max by using the rotary knob. The flame stays on until you turn the rotary knob fully CW to shut off the gas. So perhaps a bit less “safe” for those who don’t really know how to operate a torch safely. This one also felt a bit heavier and more substantial that the others. Apparently it uses more metal and less plastic. It also had, BY FAR, the most adjustable flame, from less than half what the others could produce (like down to about ¼” flame for some really fine work) to considerably more than their maximum flame. This one was also the cheapest at only $22. It’s also made in China. Normally, I will go to great lengths and spend considerably more to buy USA-made products, with probably Japan second and Taiwan third. However, for MY specific requirements, this Chinese RAVS was the clear choice for me. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2024 by Brian Meyette Brian Meyette
    • Used it for Creme Brûlée and for soldering
Style: Butane Torch
This is a great tool for kitchen or workshop. Had a soldering project for my wife and my irons were not hot enough so put on the soldering tip and the job was done in no time. What I really like is the start button can be locked on and doesn't wear out your thumb holding it down. The safety is also very easy to use. Well made and nicely packaged in its own metal box with all the attachments. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2023 by NHHUN
    • Awesome torch
Style: Butane Torch
I purchased this torch to do silver soldering. It works very well for soldering. I love it's small size. It's easy to use and to handle. Easy to refill. The flame is adjustable. It will melt small pieces of silver. I have found sources who say that small torches like this one don't get hot enough to do crucible work. I haven't tried it. It will melt small pieces though. Awesome torch! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2022 by BJH
    • It's DREMEL
Style: Butane Torch
My reason to purchase to enable me to shrink wrap wires in my car. I'm in a condo so don't have available outside recepticles. It allows me to do just what I needed. I may give it a try in soldering but just to see if it will first. I don't doubt that it will. Remember it is a hot flame creating a hot device but by no means is it dangerous to use. Well let me just say with the lack of common sense among so many people a fork could be dangerous so in those cases just stay home and never go out. Pay others. I do not suggest D I Y. Great quality by the way but 'It's DREMEL'. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2024 by Anthony D. Preece
    • One of the best purchases I've ever made!
Style: Butane Torch
Unbelievably functional and reliable. I hope the manufacturer and/or seller have their investment compensated as I had mine. Before I found this device I had to spend a lot of time and money on other not so reliable/useful soldering tools.
Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2024 by GILL FERR

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