A Thing!!!

[Plopper]

I have NO idea where to put this, but as I will be using it for model making I thought that it may as well go here!

The back story is that I'm going to treat myself to a new Dremel, so I thought that I would re-purpose my old one. And I'm crap at using them and can never keep them still to cut a straight line!

SSOOO!!!

I came up with this idea!



It's not purdy but it works well.



All made out of Styrene and Perspex.



A couple of images off the net edited together for measurement and angle.



The top sheet of Perspex is free moving so I can hold what I cut on it and slide it past the blade.



I even got the cutting line quite good too!

OH! Edit.



Most mess I've EVER had in the shed since fitting it out!



But not to worry it didn't stay that way for long!

[Twokidsnosleep]

Interesting
Maybe a cut off disk or sanding disk would have a bit finer kerf and safer
Mind your fingers!!!

[Plopper]

Interesting
Maybe a cut off disk or sanding disk would have a bit finer kerf and safer
Mind your fingers!!!

No worries, I'm going to add a guard just above the centre point of the shaft using two L angles clear Perspex.

Got to look after me pinkies!

[CraigPetterson]

That's ingenious, well done.

[Plopper]

That's ingenious, well done.

Thanx!

[chief5437]

Nice idea mate

[ForbesHutton]

Protect your fingers.

Make the kids do it.

[digger303]

Protect your fingers.

Make the kids do it.

Any thing like my son was and everything would be in 2 inch bits.

[Plopper]

Protect your fingers.

Make the kids do it.

Any thing like my son was and everything would be in 2 inch bits.

LOL. In reply to both comments. Hehe.

[Davethepitch]

As you say just put a guard on and instant cutting tool.

[Johnj]

Absolutly lethal ! Love it !!!

[Plopper]

It could be in the right/wrong hands. Like MINE.