I Turn a $50 Dremel Cutter into a Miter saw
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- STL/CAD files: www.myminifact...
I designed this fixture to significantly reduce the pin cutting time, specifically for the Grand piano project which requires many pins of the same length.
Check out the project here: mmf.io/mechgra....
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This setup requires a one-time measurement and adjustment to cut pins of the same lengths quickly and consistently.
I've spent some time modularising the design to expand its functionality such that new cutting blocks can be designed specific to certain tasks.
Really cool design. I plan on making this so I can cut all the parts for the airplane mechanism you made so I can give it to my brother as an assembly kit for Christmas. Plus, I can always take this outside my apartment or go to the balcony.
Very cool design.
Seems like the bearings at the cut bed could be swapped out in favor of a simple metal V block as they don't really turn in any meaningful way, and a V block would perhaps be more accurate.
Just a thought!
Gotta love how dremels have so close to 0 torque they actually struggle to cut thin wire.
Excellent project and design though!
Well, torque is dependent on the RPM also, so the torque is considerably higher than zero. Also, the guy is not using the right disc for the job. This Dremel is excellent for small jobs and while this complicated cutting tool attachment is sort of overkill, never the less, if you have many small items you have to cut to the same length, then this solution is quite nice. I cut 6mm stainless steel screws with a 180W Dremel and it is doing just fine when you can't use a large and powerful angle grinder.
@@AdaptingCamerayeah that's the wrong disc for cutting metal, you need a fibreglass reinforced cutting wheel.
Exactly what I'm looking for my dremel. Excellent work. Love your designs especially the tourbillons.
Love your videos !!!
Thanks! Really appreciate it :). it’s still very basic editing, but I’m learning along the way and trying to improve with every new upload.
That is awesome! I will print this for my dremel! Thanks for your great work, files and videos!
I searched Dremel Miter saw specifically for building your Grand Piano. Serendiipity!
Works like a ripper!
Thank you for nice design!
fantastic work
just perfect, just what i need. thank you
Great design!
Really fantastic, bro!
This is a great design. I just wish there was more detailed instructions available. Maybe like the instructions for your other models. Also have you made anymore attachments for this yet?
Wow what a cool idea. I'm going to put this to some good use.
This is beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Exceptionnal, as always. I want to try the tiny piano myself, and improve the design, i built 9 pianos but your approach is genius
Ingenious!
Very nice!!
awesome!
love it 。 working
Thank you for this, exactly what I was looking for! May I assume that you used PETG for the springs, as more flexible?
You’re welcome :). Yes everything else can be printed in PLA except for the torsion springs. In addition, you need to set the outer perimeter to 5/6 so that the coil of the springs are fully solid.
@@mechanistic3d Excellent! Thank you once more, you are a genius!
Where are the print plans parts list? It would help to see all of the things that you will need to put it together.
Thanks
ingenious, I kinnda envy you :D
I’d love to see someone turn a dremel into a mini lathe.
hello,it's a good design.could you tell me more detal about how to print ?Because i try many times i can't print a good model.thank you
Just purchased the Piano Model and would like to also print this Miter Saw first. Do you think you could add a version of the Base Plate to this archive that either fits a 210x210 printbed or thats split in two halves? That would be awesome!
Thanks! And sure, I can split the base plate to 2 smaller halves, ill let you know when the model is updated later today :)
@@mechanistic3d This is awesome for everyone with a smaller build plate! :) ALso, since I am currently in the process of building the Grand Piano, could you get in contact with me? I have a couple of thoughts I would love to share with you. :)
Unreal.
What design software are you using and what printer? If I may ask.
perfect design except the clamps of the dremel, the v shape is not perfect for the geometry of the dremel but i realised that i can lift the 3 slit a little bit.
Recently i acquired a 5 buck cheap dremel cutter, and i printed a guard for it. I think your design could do with one as well. it is really handy.
Awsome Design. I am pretty sure I will use that for my Dremel.
I have question though: You once showed a "UA-cam-Short" of a foldable contraption for an infinity Background, that had arms with mounted Lights, so that the shot has good lighting everytime.
I could not find the files anywhere. Obviusly, if you simply don't want to publish the design, that is your choice to make.
I just wanna make sure I'm not simply overlooking.
And to avoid any misunderstandings: I am not asking for a gift. I would like to buy the model for my personal use.
Have a great day and keep up the good work!
Thanks! I plan to release the foldable studio but I was caught up with the grand piano project which took up way more time than I anticipated. Documentation and optimising the design for sharing is pretty time consuming but I’ll find some time to get it done soon!
Hello I discovered you today ... you are a phenomenon, amazing what you do, a question for this project you have print the parts with 30% infill or higher?
I just finished mine and used 30% infill which appears to be fine.
@@jeffm.8574 thanks!!!
nice practical design. will you selling your fold able mini studio? I am pretty much interested in buying that foldable mini studio of your
Thanks! Yes I am planning to work on it once my existing campaign is over. There are still some design optimisation to be implemented along with the documentation.
@@mechanistic3d nice, so excited. I am more interested in practical printing than printing something like toys. With a lot of print you do, maybe times to get bigger and faster printer? Voron, ratrig or maybe preorder prusa xl. Core xy printer really speed up your printing time. I have one here and happy with it. Prototyping is fast and I don't have to wait days
@@alivevilaalivevila6665 yes I’m building a voron 2.4 but got sidetracked after I completed the mechanical assembly. Will definitely find some time to get it up and running. I also pre-ordered the prusa XL and I’m pretty excited for it!
Where can I find the non-3d-printed parts list?
I am going to build the Mechanika in the future and this think will be a great help.
You can find it under “printing details” on the MyMiniFactory object page. It’s usually hidden and you’ll have to click on the drop down arrow to display the details.
@@mechanistic3d Thank you!
Genius-🎉🎉🎉🎉
May i know what softwares you use for designing? and what printer you have? whcih sw you use for calibrating? btw your designs and works are amazing!! i just wanted to learn and implement best practices for my hobby projects too! Thanks in advance!
I’m using Siemens NX as my main cad software but I am slowly migrating to Fusion 360 since it is more user friendly in terms of motion simulation and rendering tools.
As for printers, I’m using out of the box Prusa printers (mk3 and mini) and I did not perform any additional calibration on them. I did upgrade a couple of them with linear rails but that’s primarily for reducing maintenance cycle time.
Thanks for the kind words and you’re welcome!
Does anyone know the size, or part numbers of the bearings that are used? Both sets are different, and I tried the bearings that are normally seen in 3D printers, and they are either too large, or too small. anyone !
The bearings are 605zz and 607zz. You can also use the rubber sealed version. You can also refer to the list of non printable hardware under object details on MyMiniFactory.
@@mechanistic3d Thank you for your prompt response
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would you sell this?
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What happened to your thumb?
Just a minor skin abrasion from weightlifting 😂
Like always, no large shot of the functionnal product at the start nor at the end of the video. Wasting all the work.
Goood job:). Fast results only > Promo'SM !