The Dremel Go cordless screwdriver, a favorite among DIYers and hobbyists for its compact design and precise control, is no longer readily available in the United States.

Recent investigations reveal the tool has been removed from the shelves of major home improvement chains, including Home Depot and Lowe’s, and is currently unavailable on Amazon.

This disappearance follows a broader trend of supply chain disruptions impacting international tool availability.

The tool’s discontinuation is largely attributed to changes in import regulations, specifically the termination of de minimis exclusions, which previously allowed for easier shipping of goods from overseas.

Tariffs and logistical challenges have significantly impacted the ability of European retailers to fulfill US orders for the Dremel Go.

While the Bosch Go cordless screwdriver, a similar model, remains available, it’s only accessible through direct import from Europe.

Consumers who previously relied on the Dremel Go are now exploring alternative cordless screwdrivers, with many expressing disappointment at the loss of its unique form factor and performance.

Several brands, including Ryobi, Dewalt, and Craftsman, offer cordless screwdrivers, but many users report that none quite match the Dremel Go’s maneuverability and precision.

Despite the availability of newer 12V models from Bosch, the smaller, lighter design of the Go series remains a highly valued feature for specific tasks.

The situation highlights the complexities of global supply chains and the impact of trade regulations on consumer access to specialized tools.