ME,

FWIW

I got the 9.6v rechargable for Father's Day. Thought it was just what I wanted, but I discovered it doesn't have an on-off switch. To turn it on at high speed, you have to roll the speed control through all the lower speeds to get to where you want. It's a bit recessed and kind of hard to move. I frequently find that I'm holding something with one hand and want to use the Dremel with the other.

Took it back (Lowes) and got the corded model with the digital speed display for $10 more (clearance). It has an on-off switch and will remember the last speed you used unless you unplug it. Also comes with 5 yr warranty vs 2 yr and includes a right angle adapter.