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But these are Shenzhen prices, not western retail prices.

I'm pretty sure that "Dremel" didn't cost him much over $10.

Scotty, the guy in the video here. Sorry I'm late to the party. It was 165 rmb, so about $25.

On reddit he mentions shooting 225 hours of footage:

And? Do you not spend money on hobbies / side projects?

What does your question have to do with the fact the Op just said?

Electronics projects require equipment like that. Those are available in makerspaces near most people in America anyway.

What is weird/interesting about buying a dremel or printer? They are pretty normal, casual purchases