which rotary tool?

[BajaBoy]

ehh i sounded like a moron sorry.. ryobi. and the motor didnt burn out the bearings went. (they were the first ones out.)

[Marek]

I bought a craftsman. They had the same specs (power wise) and was 30 bux cheaper. Dont regret buyin it either.

[MantisMag]

how is sear's if that breaks marek? i know they have a lifetime service or replacement on hand tools. hehe. my family's brought in enough stripped phillip's screwdrivers to know.

[Marek]

I think it has a 1 yr warranty for anything that goes wrong. I do know that mechanical craftsman tools r lifetime gurantee, while electric does not.

It is kinda cool tho whenever the tools get worn out and you just take them to Sears and *poof* brand new.

(Woo hoo 300th post)

[CMDane]

Craftsman/Sears Rotary Tool

Yes, it comes with a 1 yr. replacement warranty. You can buy the product protection plan (an another yr. for an additional 10%, 2 yrs for 20%, and 3 yrs. for 30%), and there are Sears stores almost everywhere (yes, I used to work in the Sears hardware dept! Had a blast!). If it goes down, you don't have to send it back to the manufacturer. I've got 2 and absolutely love 'em both..

And, yes, tools with a motor of some sort, or any electronic gizmos (digital torque wrenches, meters, etc.) are a 1 yr warranty, all other Craftsman tools are lifetime replacement.

Charles

edit is the addition of the last paragraph.