Make a Dremel Angle Attachment
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Big news! I got my self a nice little lathe for my future projects and I'm really happy so far using it. It's the Optimum TU2004V. I wanted a simple first project to make with it, so I made an angle attachment for my Dremel tool. The reason is because it's really much more comfortable holding it with one hand and not having to twist your arm. Of course, you can buy the off the shelf angle attachment that dremel offers but at a much higher price. This build was made with bits and parts that I had laying around and it didn't cost more than $4.
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8:22 when she says its her first time
I thoroughly enjoy watching lathe machining videos, looking forward to more like this.
Reeeeally well done man!
Nice work! Congrats on the lathe! :D
Brilliant solution you came up with..! Thanks for sharing.
Wow finaly you bought a lathe! Very cool project!
+Rulof Fai da Te Thanks! I had to buy one my friend, it's more than necessary for me ;)
rulof perché nn c'è lo rifai in italiano sul tuo canale?
Thanks for the video. All I need to do now is buy a lathe so I can save 15 quids on actually buying the right angle attachment. Makes perfect sense lol
I know right?!
congratz on the new tool
Woodworker, tinkerer, & sometimes "handyman", Yes...but, metal smith I am not! Watching this video truly inspires me... great job, dude! Great job on both your end results, and your easy to understand (especially with only a few written words, and NO audio descriptions) video editing. Maybe one of these days...just maybe! (the wife says I already have far too many "hobbies" as it is, hehehe) You earned a new subscriber with this one...keep them coming!
What a nice comment ;-) Thanks for the support!
what a nice explanation, thank you.
that is so awesome. wish i had one or could make one
Nice work!
Use the back end of your calipers to mark like that, they will last longer?
when you first started out with the finished product you would think the shaft body and elbow was made of aluminum. but you did a great job on this dremel attachment.
Enjoyed the video but didn't really think that it was worth the effort for what they actually cost. Nice if you have the time and for that I applaud you. Nice job and beautifully executed.
Where did you get those bevel gears? Did you made them?
What holds the bit mounting tool onto the shaft? looks like it just slid on?
nice!I like it.
Just an FYI but instead of using a permanent marker, for machinist use they typically use "Layout Fluid" look it up on amazon, most all the results are relevant.
+Reed Arnold Thanks for the info ;)
+johnnyq90 check out 'clickspring', that guy is all over the layout fluid. and his videos look flipping professional. its a good watch.
pun was totally by accident.
+lolz larkin I know Chris from clickspring since we're subscribed to each other's channels and yes, this man does an amazing and impeccable job both in machining and editing of the video...
+johnnyq90 I thought I was watching some professional machinist with a whole TV crew doing the production work when I first discovered him. It's insane. I really want and lathe and a mill now though.
This guy just built a right angle bit for his dremmel, and a very nice build. i think he cares not for machinist fluid
Awesome vid man. Are you an engineer? or just do this is your spare time? seems like you know what you're doing! And what brand lathe is that...and do you mind saying how much it cost? really in the market for a good one and yours looks legit. Thanks!
Pretty cool *:D*
Clever design! Do your new toy a favor and cover its ways when you grind tho... that abrasive disk dust is hell on them! I keep different sized pieces of carpet tiles around for just that.
做的不错1学习了！！！
Awesome.
Very cool part.
how did you 'clean' the copper body part?
I have some copper builds that need that kinda cleaning.
thank you.
+Yves Baggi With a Dremel tool. First I used a cutting disc for grinding and then a wire brush to smooth out the surface...
What did the bevel gears come from?
I'm not sure what to call this part... the output "tube"? The last part on the tool you made... it holds the tools like the disk or drum or whatever. When you put that on, it seems like it went on a little too easy... like it would perhaps slip under load. Right at the end of the video, I saw that you had cut a notch in that tube over the area where it would slip onto the output shaft. Was that done to tighten the connection? If so, I'd really like to understand the technique, as things slipping is a problem I encounter often.
+James Newton Normally it sticks to the rubber that the handpiece has on its surface, but for some reason I didn't push it far enough to grab the rubber and then lock it in place with the wrench...
+johnnyq90 So what was the purpose of the cut? Ah... Was that so you could put the wrench around it?
Where did you buy that 9/32-40 male threaded tube?
well done :)
WOW
I want
You can find these bevel gears made in steel. there is plenty of options if look for scale rc cars differential gears. very nice video
should you be using coolant?
excellent 👍
How do you make sure the dremel is parallel to the lathe axis of rotation for facing? I see your custom mounting ring. My trouble is with drills and rotary tools with irregular bodies, I can't just align off the plastic body with funny shapes and the shaft is too short to check with a square.
Thanks for the awesome videos!
I put a steel shaft to the chuck of the rotary tool. Then I get the tool with the shaft that is attached to it close to the side of the chuck of the lathe until it touches it with its full length. At this point it is parallel to the rotating axis of the lathe's chuck.
like the work, what is the temperature of your soldering torch ? and what's the material you were soldering and soldering with ?
+Mars Seeker It's around 1500C. I used some soldering flux to help solder melt and distribute equally to all surfaces...
***** Thank you , works very well.
id it the camera+mount that's shaking? Would be bad if it was the lathe.
now that you have a lathe can you reboot the micro turbine engine project?
+Aaron Cross It's impossible even with the lathe.. I need to make the compressor and turbine wheel exactly to the specification needed and their geometry is extreme an unchievable by hand or this lathe or with both of them..
you need a cnc!
Amazing work. Could you fill the pipe with the gears with something like oil?
+CornOnTheCon I did fill it with grease, but I forgot to include it in the video...
Great project respect....but why did you not use the diameter of your ash for the bevel gear,you made it very thin.?
and those bevel-gears are made from plastic ?( I think so)
yea. the gears will wear out soon. i wouldn't trust plastic in a tool like that.
I thought you use a cardan for variable angle tool for the dremmel.
is the music from UAKTI?
Can you make one for my Dremel too? If so, how much would you charge me for...?
Thanks.
I find these videos very interesting yet long. I find myself setting some of he machining clips to 2x speed. But maybe its my ADHD...idk. Good videos regardless
hi, is this angle attachment able to deliver all te power of the dremel to the tool you are using? coud this work for a motor for R/C cars for example if I get a way to adapt it to work or I could loose power?
+Menteausente It works quite nice I have to say, but I would prefer the bevel gears to metal in order to withstand the stress and of cource last longer...
Good job. Did you add grease in the gears?
+MuscleStrongMe! Yes I did
Excellent!. Greetings from Argentina.
A question what are the gears made of? Is it plastic or metal?
+björken They are made of delrin...
no grease box?
plastic gear ?
I would like to have one
Hey Johnny, how much did you pay for the lathe? Also if you have time what is the product number/mods done to it? Thanks a lot, plan on buying one very soon.
+Nikolai “BubblesRevolution” Bonnkarovsky Nevermind I see that you actually posted this below already xD
You need to use that oil more frequently :)
Could you make your own bearings with that cnc lathe?
+Forjam It's actually a manual lathe and I'm not sure if this can be done to be honest...
+johnnyq90 oh it looked like its cnc :D the movement was so perfect
Music from Mass Effect?
This is a manual lathe, correct?
+Hunter gossett What do you mean by manuel?
***** Ah i see, in that case yes, it is manual. :)
+Hunter gossett Yes, it's the Optimum TU2004V...
They do sell them
10:40 why do you have to cut a hole in the body and solder it with copper?
i wasnt enough place in the 90 ° ARC
Kind of wish somebody would make a 90 deg to get inside chainsaw cylinders. That I'd buy in a heart beat.
Which lathes is it?
+우희도 It's the Optimum TU2004V
+creep games Επειδή είμαι από Ελλάδα ;-)
+creep games In Greece!
That technically isn't a flanged piece, it's just a plain bushing that you made for a push fit of the bearing.
I hope it is the camera rocking? ;-)
+Stephen Hodge Unfortunately it's the table that is rocking. It's actually a pc desk which is totally inappropriate for this job. I will replace with a more sturdy one, probably this week. It will be a steel one...
Is it your hobby or profession? Have you finished a school or something like that?
Song?
+filip cufi CGI Snake - Chris Zabriskie
+johnnyq90 Thanks :)
BTW never grind or use abrasive discs on a lathe without covering the ways.
+douro20 I thoroughly cleaned and oiled after that, but yes you are correct it's wrong...
good vid for tool making , but the home depot sells it for under $20....
Why border, even have access to a machine shop ! Dremel sell their own which is much more nibble in tight corner !
That is so much work to make an off the shelf elbow?????
Stephen Hodge Not to mention .... shaft is too long to be effective in tight spot. miss the purpose !
Are you Greek ?
there is a wobble in your lathe
my left ear hurts
Is it ok to drill on lathe so fast?
+EfezPL It's in fast forward...
+johnnyq90 Ohh my bad, thank you for answear!
Болгарка на минималках))
Oh yeah cause you know everyone just has a large laying around in their garage.
uh...get rid of dremel and face with, say a bit...?
paint itblackallthe movie attachments areblack
You should've patented it before putting it on TH-cam. Just FYI.
Are you greek??????
just one thing for the comment sextion:
STOP TALKING ABOUT PORN
Cool but dremels are weak as fuck
做的不错1学习了！！！