My homemade Dremel holder

[Bagge]

Almost donne with my dremel holder, will be good for use as a lathe when i scratchbuild my small projects

Some small things still to do and then painting it, so nice to have it donne! it's been laying in the garage for a year now

//Mats

 

[lupanzer]

Excelent idea Mats...excelent for small works...I´ll try it..thanks for sharing

Best!

Luiz.

 

[jknaus]

Cool idea
James

 

[Iron Mike]

That looks like the solution to my small parts turning issues, thanks for sharing! :drinks

 

[Cheyenne]

That's a very cool idea Mats , it's when I see you guys come up with stuff like this I wish that when I graduated high scool I then went to Hogwarts ........

 

[moon puppy]

Nice job, I can see this as prototype 1A.

I think that would be a very marketable tool Mats. I'm always on the look out for a very cheap and small lathe.

 

[Bagge]

It's painted and ready for action :woohoo:

Probably gonna add some things when i start using it :hmmm

Was a little tricky with that adjustable support but i'm happy with how it turned out

//Mats

 

[jknaus]

Very cool. The nut holding the support. Will that get in the way at all?
James

 

[Bagge]

No the nut is far away from whatever i will put up in this, can't do things with to large diameter then probably the "Dremel" burns, gonna use it mostly for making round discs and smaller diameter objects.

 

[jknaus]

Gotcha.
James

 

[Bagge]

put together a simple sanding disc to be able to sand the evergreen profiles to a perfect(?) angle

//Mats

 

[jknaus]

Now that is handy and clever. Very cool Matts
James

 

[moon puppy]

Not sure I follow how it works..??

 

[Bagge]

spin the wheel with the sandpaper and hold the edge of the profile against it. and the small wood piece ontop with the wingnut, there you can adjust the angle

 

[Iron Mike]

Very cool! Thank you!

 

[moon puppy]

Oh I see, I wasn't paying attention to the wheel.

 

[Gator]

That's very cool.

 

[Arturius]

A good idea indeed! :drinks