Dremel US via Amazon has
12V Dremel Blueprint 1/4" Drill/Driver w/ Stud Finder & Detachable Laser Level (DD12V-S1) on sale for
$49.
Shipping is free.
Dremel has
12V Dremel Blueprint 1/4" Drill/Driver w/ Stud Finder & Detachable Laser Level (DD12V-S1) on sale for
$49.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
HyrumBeck for sharing this deal.
About this product:
- 12V cordless 1/4" drill/driver with brushless motor
- Built-in stud finder for accurate drilling placement
- Detachable laser level with integrated bubble level
- Compact tool for hanging, mounting, and fastening tasks
- Part of the Dremel Blueprint DIY tool system
- 2Ah Battery & Charger included
No Longer Available:
Home Depot has
12V Dremel Blueprint 1/4" Drill/Driver w/ Stud Finder & Detachable Laser Level (DD12V-S1) on sale for
$49.
Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This Dremel Blueprint is a compact 12 volt drill driver with a stud finder and detachable laser level, aimed at quick household tasks and tight spaces. The included 2 amp hour battery and charger make it especially appealing for anyone already in the Bosch or Dremel 12 volt ecosystem, and the battery and charger alone are said to be close to the deal price. The drill has enough torque for most fasteners, the stud finder works well, and the physical screw and unscrew switch is a nice touch. The bulkier body and gimmicky stud finder attachment are the main knocks, so it fits best as a handy secondary tool.
Common Questions (5)
Yes, it fits the Bosch/Dremel 12V ecosystem, so it is an easy buy if you already own Bosch batteries. The included 2Ah battery and charger can also make the kit worthwhile on their own if you need another battery.
No. It is closer in form factor to a compact installation-style drill, but it is not comparable in capability to the Milwaukee M12 Installation Driver. The Blueprint is better suited to quick small tasks, while the Milwaukee is in another league for heavier work.
The stud finder is reported to work well for some applications, but its non-removable design can get in the way during work. The physical screw/unscrew switch is a plus compared with a membrane-style control.
It reportedly has enough torque to drive most fasteners, and the 12V motor is considered adequate for small jobs. It is not positioned as a heavy-duty driver, so it makes more sense for quick household tasks than demanding drilling.
Yes, it is an easy add-on if you already have Bosch 12V batteries and tools. If you do not, the main question is whether you want to commit to the Bosch ecosystem, since the value is strongest for existing owners.
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The installation driver is on sale from HD for $159, it comes with a 5.0 battery.
the Bosch chameleon installation driver is smaller and the shape of a compact drill, with the reverse and forwards button on the same configuration as your standard drill, while the M12 forward and reverse buttons are on top, the shape of the M12 is similar to the festool installation driver.
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Oh, and the price. This one is 1/3 the price of the Milwaukee one.
Fastest I can find is a Fantik at 1200 too slow for good drilling.
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