dremel foot
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This fits into the slot in the base of a Dremel Workstation (220-01).
This might help stabilize a work piece.
I upload this in the hopes it will give others ideas for similar accessories.
Possible future improvements in future parts (room for others' innovation): a taper to make intital fit easier; a way to tighten it for extra stability; a part that grips while swiveling.
The file format is brl-cad.
This might help stabilize a work piece.
I upload this in the hopes it will give others ideas for similar accessories.
Possible future improvements in future parts (room for others' innovation): a taper to make intital fit easier; a way to tighten it for extra stability; a part that grips while swiveling.
The file format is brl-cad.
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Hmm. Perhaps the format is brl-cad?
What file-format is the .g -file? It contains some string saying "BRL-CAD".
This is cool!
I
´ll print some for my Dremel Workstation and try to design the XY-table (can´t stop myself from
competing in my own design-competition) to be compatible with holes in the Dremel Workstation
and the smaller holes in the Proxxon KT 70.
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This has very tight tolerances and not all dremel bases have exactly the same dimensions, so you may need to file it a bit to make it fit.
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MarcusWolschon
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Feb 10, 2010
said:
This is cool!
I
´ll print some for my Dremel Workstation and try to design the XY-table (can´t stop myself from
competing in my own design-competition) to be compatible with holes in the Dremel Workstation
and the smaller holes in the Proxxon KT 70.
What file-format is the .g -file? It contains some string saying "BRL-CAD".
Hmm. Perhaps the format is brl-cad?