Nothing beats a good sweepstakes to wrap up the summer and take the edge off of the start of a school year. During the month of August, Dremel will be hosting daily sweepstakes for various prizes on DremelMakerDays.com. Every time you enter into one of these daily giveaways, you’re also entered into the main drawing for the Grand Prize, which happens to be a $5,000 tool pack.
The Grand Prize
The grand prize consists of a fine assortment of rotary and oscillating tools, the Dremel 3D Idea builder, A Rotozip spiral saw and an HP Sprout computer!
The Grand Prize tool pack includes:
- Dremel Idea Builder 3D printer
- Dremel Velocity
- Dremel Maker Kit
- Dremel 4000
- Dremel Micro
- Dremel Saw-Max
- Dremel Fortiflex
- Dremel 8220
- Dremel Workstation
- Dremel Multi-Max
- Dremel Pumpkin Carving Kit
- Choice of 3 Dremel Accessory Kits
- Sprout by HP
- RotoZip RotoSaw+ with Dust Vault
Daily sweepstakes
The daily sweepstakes are going to be a surprise. You’ll have to go back each day to see what they’re giving away, and enter again. Each time you enter, you’re automatically entered into the Grand Prize drawing as well. That isn’t the only way you can get entries. They’ll have more details on their page soon, but you can get additional entries by posting projects you’ve made to DremelMakerDays.com sharing their contest on your Facebook or Twitter and watching a Dremel video!
The sweepstakes will run through the end of August, so you’ll have plenty of opportunities to enter. Just remember, the more you enter, the better your chance at winning the Grand Prize!
A personal note about Dremel
I absolutely love it when companies have giveaways and contests. Getting the community to actually make stuff and share those creations is simply fantastic, and in my mind, one of the best ways a company can interact with their customers. This is especially true when that company is Dremel. I’m not sure if I’ve been in a single modern workshop or makerspace that doesn’t have a few Dremel tools lying around.
This year, Dremel has really stepped up by putting makers front and center. One great example is the #DremelMaker series of videos they released, spotlighting makers and putting the person and the project first.
Here’s a couple examples:
Just go check out the whole playlist, I enjoyed all of them.
That’s why, when I heard they were wanting our help telling the world about their sweepstakes, I jumped to the front of the line. When a tool maker devotes this much time to promoting the people and the art, they earn my respect instantly. I feel like we, as makers, should support companies that support us back.
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