3D Printed Dremel Rotary Tool Mini Table Saw Prototype
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2019
- Building a mini table saw powered by a Dremel flex shaft for cutting thin sheets of carbon fiber, plastic, fiberglass, foam etc. 3D printable housing with adjustable legs was designed to stabilize the rotary tool while providing flexibility to work with different size cutting wheels. Hinged top on the plywood base allows access to a compartment for storing the rotary tool and accessories when not in use.
| Supplies |
3D Model: www.myminifactory.com/object/...
Dremel Flex Shaft: amzn.to/2ElU5O5
Matte Fiber HTPLA Filament: amzn.to/2lh5o66
Diamond Cutting Wheel Set: amzn.to/2LXFlvX
Dremel Rotary Tool: amzn.to/2IxD4CZ
Tungsten Carbide Cutting/Shaping Wheel: amzn.to/30LfufW
Rotary Tool Accessory Kit: amzn.to/2EyW6cr
Perma-Grit Sanding Block: amzn.to/2LUl634
Needle File Set: amzn.to/2KaxD0m
Scroll Saw: amzn.to/2QaZ53c
Weathered Oak Stain: amzn.to/31VooaV
DeWALT Drill: amzn.to/2ysvl63
Small Clamps: amzn.to/2ZvgD9K
Face Shield: amzn.to/2Xz8v7v
Sandpaper 3M Pro Grade Precision: amzn.to/2WqRHON
PrintBite 3D Printing Surface: flex3drive.com/printbite/
Ultimaker 2+ Extended 3D Printer: amzn.to/2l4Y0Xb
Gloss Sealer: amzn.to/2lBCOvG
| Equipment Used |
Canon Powershot G7X: amzn.to/2oqPTEu
Zoom H1 Recorder: amzn.to/2oLSvyQ
Giant Squid Audio Lab Mic: amzn.to/2oTtbZy
Lighting Kit: amzn.to/2DfaMiG
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This is so fucking cool, it's incredible what one person can make with the right tools (and an engineer's brain, obvs)
Also watching someone cut a tiny piece of cardboard on a tiny cardboard table saw was an "awwwww" kinda moment
Wow.... what a very intriguing young lady... Even her logo is wonderfully thought out. Very cool stuff....
A true engineer, very well done and very well presented!
I love how at the beginning of the video you have a completely functional table saw made (almost) entirely of cardboard. Freaking awesome! :)
Just missing the parallel guides,,, but congratulations,,,great job👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This project looks great. I love it.
Great project and very functional! Thank you for sharing the idea and your thoughts of improvements!
Wow. So terrific. LOVE it!
Might be an interesting thing to make for our makerspace. Thanks for showing it.
So innovative! Thank you for sharing!
Great work!
Nice design, thanks for sharing :)
I have an old sewing table with a swinging lid. I may just try to do the same with my flexshaft and 3000! Thank you so much, I cannot afford a bad mini table saw and a good one is way too expensive
Wow, you really are one very amazing young lady... Keep up the great work, I enjoy watching what you will do next... Cheers...
I am so glad I found this site. :)
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Ever looked at Brass inserts? Top work!
Did you go any farther with this, or do you rarely use it to bother? There was a lot let left to do to make it reliable, but is it worth it...
very cool. Really like the CF top (though you loose some cutting depth with how thick it is). It will be interesting to see how it wears. I imagine that as you use it, your list of mods will grow (grin). I can only imagine the "tinkering" you had to do to get the pieces to all fit especially with having to reprint parts, have you ever considered a project clock for your videos? Essentially, it would be just a little clock (doesnt have to be more than a click face ) that you keep updating with the amount of time you have in the project.
The coating on top added way more thickness than I wanted, so eventually I'll sand that down and get back a couple millimeters. Interesting idea, but literally having the clock running sounds stressful.
I agree with the idea of the clock in no one ever posts the amount of time for the build. However, per your point Lindy, I can also see how that would add stress and? I don’t do this stuff for stress 😂.
Really cool idea.
Have you thought about a scissor mechanism for the rising of the dremel?
Do you have stability issue with the current system?
Went with this leg design because it allows 2 axis adjustment and angling if I want to convert for bevel cuts at some point. No stability issues as of yet. The dremel isn't really powerful enough to cause issues there I don't think.
been playing with this idea as well, specially for cutting of the flanges of parts this way. Well designed, but if I can give you a few tips I would do differently is get rid of the flexible shaft for this and make a mount for the dremel directly for more torque and power. As well be carefull with the shaft getting stuck in parts while the dremel is still on full power, Might get nasty then with the shaft moving and getting stuck in your table :)
Definitely considered doing it that way, but the tradeoff is the main body of my Dremel is much thicker than the flex shaft, so the cutting wheel would have to be huge for this type of top. Also a pain to switch back and forth since I like the flex shaft for hand cutting. I primarily need to cut wide/thin composite sheets with it, but for thicker stuff, absolutely agree, not the best option.
Really neat, but you could have raised the shaft on a scissors jack thing:2745830 or even simpler a screw with a knob for a jack. With either one, micro adjustment in height would be a breeze once you are aware of the thread count.
Indeed. I wanted the option to also move it forward/backward for different shaft lengths and at an angle in case it needs to be modified for bevel cuts in future. Maybe unnecessary.
cardboard mockup? subscribed.
Hey, great built! I would really like to build this myself - did you upload your 3D models to Thingiverse or something? It would be greatly appreciated
Available here - www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-dremel-flex-shaft-table-saw-181448
@@LindyDesignLab Thank you so much for the answer :) On it now
really nice. Can flex shaft be attached to a bigger drill to use with a bigger diameter cutters?
Flex shaft only fits Dremel far as I know, but they do sell bigger diameter cutters. It's not powerful enough to cut thick stuff anyway, just meant for thin sheet material.
@@LindyDesignLab I like your design. If I will have some time, I will make one with cheap flex shaft I got from ebay. It fits to my big drill chuck.
Can you tell me what that giant ruler was around 5:40? Thanks!
It's a quilting ruler. Extremely handy.
@@LindyDesignLab thank you!
Looks like a Lamborghini table saw
I'll be making cutting table using mdf sheet & rotary tool
biography. who are you. education. great sense of it.
Should have used plastic board like starboard instead of wood
14:20 "The top of the table saw was made of fiberglass and carbon fiber." Of course it was. :) I know you love you some carbon fiber!
Indeed.