Dremel 7760
Episodes
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#5274: A Broken Dremel and the Hidden World of Parts DistributionA dead rotary tool leads down two rabbit holes: warranty economics and how components actually move around the world.Main topic -
#5266: Why Cordless Rotary Tools Sag Mid-BatteryA dead USB port, a sagging battery, and the real physics behind why cordless rotary tools lose their bite mid-charge.Main topic -
#5265: Repairing a $50 Dremel When the Warranty Costs MoreA $50 tool, a 90-minute drive, and a warranty that costs more than the item. How macro PCB photography and public documentation make repair possible.Main topic -
#5264: Why a $50 Dremel Warranty Costs 3 Hours of DrivingDaniel's Dremel only charges at one jiggle angle. What warranty service actually looks like in Israel, the EU, and the US.Main topic -
#5263: Why Micro USB Ports Break and How to Fix ThemMicro USB ports fail mechanically, not electrically. Here's why they break, how to diagnose it, and whether a USB-C swap is worth it.Main topic -
#5125: Why Your Cordless Tool Dies While Plugged InPower path management explained — why your Dremel can't charge and run at the same time, and what it would take to fix it.Main topic -
#5270: Teardowns as Documentation: Inside the Hardware Repair PlaybookA dead Dremel sparks a deep dive into teardowns as a documentation discipline — and why board-level knowledge matters more than ever. -
#5267: When Rights Exist Only on PaperA warranty, a lease, and a long drive: why laws that exist don't always protect the people they name.