Simple and small Dremel router base attachment for making inlays.

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  • @MoxxMix
    @MoxxMix 4 роки тому +11

    I am not sure about destroying attachment. Btw, you can fix Workstation wobbling by tightening smallest "golden" screws.

    •  4 роки тому

      Reason to destroy the attachment was to get router attachment for to be used with dremel fortiflex too. m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2739003762799886&id=100000708661280
      Dremel doesn't sell any attachments for fortiflex.

  • @Reboot153
    @Reboot153 8 років тому +3

    That is AWESOME! I've watched so many woodworking videos where guys have thousands of dollars of equipment and now you're showing me how to do the same things they do with the Dremel on my hobby table. Thank you!

    •  8 років тому +3

      Thank you for your comment. Feels good if someone finds my thoughts usefull. ☺

  • @johncronk1338
    @johncronk1338 Рік тому +1

    Wow, I’ve had a Dremel for years and could have used this jig many times. Guess this is my next project. Thanks bud.
    Great video, much love from Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦

  • @joeninety4740
    @joeninety4740 6 років тому +1

    You make it look easy. You seem to have every accessory for the Dremel, there is. I just got mine, so am like amazed by the sheer amount of accessories, there is.

  • @JohnDeschenes99
    @JohnDeschenes99 Рік тому

    Few months ago I started to create some wooden jewelry and small stuff like that...
    I equipped myself with Dremel accessories and seeing almost all of them in your video makes me saying I didn't do so bad choices finally :)
    Pretty good idea that smaller router attachement! Will probably look to do the same now! 🤘

  • @redgeminiarts3674
    @redgeminiarts3674 7 років тому +7

    I hope you make your wife everything she wants and needs. I also hope she appreciates you. You're AMAZING. I'm going to follow you and watch ALL of your videos.

    •  7 років тому +8

      Thank you. I have a great wife, i believe she's happy as i am..
      Of course it would be great to make her something really surprising... usually she ask's to make something for a friend, not herself.☺

  • @migzz7976
    @migzz7976 4 роки тому +2

    Dremel workstation is great, modding stuff and the station itself is what it’s all about, awesome work on that piece of acrylic!

  • @renosmaster
    @renosmaster 7 років тому +1

    Awesome , just started out to make one with the same device . glad I caught your video . you showed me how . very cool .... thanks for sharing .I think what I will do with mine is install 2 mini control handles .

  • @machiox9951
    @machiox9951 7 років тому +1

    ok...this attachment is way cool, way better than the original. thanks for sharing your work

    •  7 років тому

      MACHIO CAMACHO Thanks mate!

  • @frayberny1
    @frayberny1 7 років тому

    Thank you Thomas... Very good way to teach how to use the tools; and especially how to calculate measures before starting any project. congratulations on my part, carefully Bernardo Unda (Venezuela)

    •  7 років тому

      Bernardo Thank you very much!

  • @wood4nothing284
    @wood4nothing284 5 років тому +3

    Great work it turned out great may have make something similar.
    Cheers
    Tim from Wood 4 Nothing

    •  5 років тому +1

      Thank you!

  • @GypsyChele
    @GypsyChele 8 років тому +2

    omgosh that came out Great. lol now you know lve got to make one ! your sooo smart thank you so much for sharing !

    •  8 років тому +1

      +Hippie Hugs with Love Michele You're welcome Michele. :)

  • @DieAxtimWaldeImSpieleWald
    @DieAxtimWaldeImSpieleWald 6 років тому

    Great work and awesome video I clearly consider as one of a kind art that really made me enjoy watching :)

  • @TheeAirworks
    @TheeAirworks 6 років тому +1

    well done!
    ive modded my dremel plunge router to be inverted and acts like a table router/shaper.:P much easier to use , can setup any type of guide on the table surface for follow , . 2 screws and turns back into a handheld plunge router.But , better and more effective flipped and used inverted as a table setup. . Its quite "bulky" for a dremel powered plunge router.
    The big one , not the little screw on one....
    love your design you've modded. may copy this:PThe little "black" screw on handheld one is crap with horrible surface (as its a round circle , without any flat area) , so you fall off edges of projects constantly with it... your design solves this.

  • @redgeminiarts3674
    @redgeminiarts3674 7 років тому +1

    You have steady hands, you should take up sewing. Thanks for sharing this video. I'm inspired. I love what you're doing! I have no idea what you are doing but I love it! I'm a women inspired. LOL

  • @joannapocock6055
    @joannapocock6055 6 років тому

    Fantastic work thanks for sharing

  • @mindwis3
    @mindwis3 5 років тому

    that was very satisfying, thank you :D

  • @raysrcsandtech
    @raysrcsandtech 6 років тому +1

    What a great video, using a dremel to make a dremel tool. Now I want a dremel. You say that the 4000 model, thats what you recommend, I want that workstation think looks ideal for small wood working projects.

  • @siarthur
    @siarthur 7 років тому

    nice stuff man. I just subbed to you. was looking for a plunge router attachment for my dremel to make a keyboard case. more to you man :)

  • @ronnyglover6023
    @ronnyglover6023 8 років тому

    That's is a fabulous mod !! Thanks for sharing.

    •  8 років тому

      Thanks Ronny.

  • @jakkek238
    @jakkek238 3 роки тому

    Äijä on kyl oikea kone itsekin! 👍👍👍
    Sukua Macgyverille😆

  • @ryannsagun
    @ryannsagun 6 років тому

    thanks for sharing your work. big thumbs up sir

    •  6 років тому

      Thanks for watching it!

  • @richardwoodza
    @richardwoodza 8 років тому

    Nice work man!

  • @henriklauridsen9686
    @henriklauridsen9686 7 років тому

    Wow you are great. Thank you for sharing

    •  7 років тому

      Henrik Lauridsen Thanks for watching it.

  • @SeraStaplz
    @SeraStaplz 3 роки тому +1

    I was looking at buying this little Dremel attachment but I noticed that the contact surface was a flimsy plastic rim. This is the perfect solution for that. There's probably even a market for it. Your demonstrated use was exactly the niche it would fill, fine work too delicate for small hand routers, but consistency of a stabilized tool.
    A bit of video advice though, always show your finished product first before you show how it's made.

  • @sengyongyep3866
    @sengyongyep3866 7 років тому

    Great job. you pretty much have the full range of all dramel. Same here, I replace most of the big tools with dramel since I mostly working on small project. Scroll saw replacing the huge band saw... etc.
    BTW, one question, could like put a link on where do you get the bits that you use to drill matel, glass...?
    Keep making video like this. it is inspiring.

  • @gsmith6583
    @gsmith6583 7 років тому

    Thanks for the video. In the future you can just use a torch to polish the acrylic super fast.

    •  7 років тому

      Thanks! In this case i used extruded acryl, it cracks easily if flame polished, specially if cut & routed. With cast acryl it works better.

  • @mainelymyrtle4194
    @mainelymyrtle4194 8 років тому +1

    Man, that's freakin' brilliant!!!

  • @AmienPhillips
    @AmienPhillips 7 років тому +2

    Great work!

    •  7 років тому

      Thanks!

  • @javiersoto570
    @javiersoto570 2 роки тому

    Bueno, sin palabras !!! Eres un Crack !!!!

  • @MIWESTI
    @MIWESTI 6 років тому

    EXCELENTE MAESTRO MUY UTIL MUY BONITO Y MUY BARATO : - ) : - ) : - ) : - )

  • @carloszapata3448
    @carloszapata3448 7 років тому

    Simple y practico, gracias por enseñar . Hago casitas de muñecas y barcos tengo todas las maquinaria de Dremel, sus trabajos y consejos son muy útiles.

    •  7 років тому

      Thank you!

  • @Nordrir
    @Nordrir 6 років тому

    Work smarter, not harder - loving it

    •  6 років тому

      Christian Engelund Thanks buddy!

  • @javilarg
    @javilarg 5 років тому +1

    Dremel fanboy, a great project

    •  5 років тому

      😊👍

  • @cobberpete1
    @cobberpete1 8 років тому

    Absolutely Brilliant. I wish I had one of these plates a couple of weeks ago when I was struggling with a project. I don't suppose you have a 'Template' you could publish, so that us less talented people could piggy back on your Genius???
    ;0

  • @gordonnicol9542
    @gordonnicol9542 2 роки тому

    Really great video. Quite ingenious ! thanks
    I use a Proxxon rotary tool which doesn't have the threaded nose cone that the Dremel has. Any idea if, without the threads, I'd be able to attach the Dremel router accessory to my Proxxon?
    Thanks for any suggestions : )

  • @leefra1
    @leefra1 3 роки тому

    Well done sir!

  • @SDWNJ
    @SDWNJ 5 років тому +1

    The attachment that comes with the multipurpose and tile cutting kits can be used like this though they are not as wide so are probably a little less stable.

  • @TiredoftheBS1562
    @TiredoftheBS1562 4 роки тому

    Very cool.... cheers from Australia

    •  4 роки тому +1

      Thanks mate!

  • @MrMuximus
    @MrMuximus 7 років тому

    wow i been looking for something like that if you make them ill buy onr from you.... seriously i would.

    • @tomasdelrio213
      @tomasdelrio213 5 років тому

      Is any way you can make for sale ..I will buy it. Thanks.

  • @Cradley684
    @Cradley684 7 років тому

    Nice One !!!

  • @ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING
    @ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING 8 років тому +2

    nice! You got all the dremel stuff! How's the drill press?

    •  8 років тому +3

      Its fine for small things. Its not so sturdy as i thought, but enough. You can drill alumine and all softer materials.
      When used with 4000 model its much better than with the 3000 model.

    • @ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING
      @ESCAGEDOWOODWORKING 8 років тому

      Well, it was fun to watch, I like the dremel stuff and the piece turned out very good using all their products. I love the idea you made happen!

    •  8 років тому

      ESCAGEDO WOODWORKING
      Thanks Mate. :)

  • @ulrikwener
    @ulrikwener 3 роки тому

    Very cool. 👌🏻

  • @KhairulAnuarIbni
    @KhairulAnuarIbni 7 років тому

    That is awesome.

  • @privatebubba8876
    @privatebubba8876 5 років тому +1

    Dremel router plunge base is only 25 bucks and way more versatile, they also have a router base that is wider and more stable than using the circle cutter attachment than the home made version.

  • @AmandaSahms9574
    @AmandaSahms9574 6 років тому

    Will you send that one right there? I am a beginner,you make it look easy! I know I can do wood inlays!Like your clear base tho!LOL

  • @123128592
    @123128592 6 років тому

    Exelente job

  • @mrpresident5186
    @mrpresident5186 7 років тому

    amazing
    great video

    •  7 років тому

      Thank you

  • @davidbierley7444
    @davidbierley7444 2 роки тому +1

    Wow.

  • @Lazywatchsmith
    @Lazywatchsmith 8 років тому

    Näppärä peli. Hienosti toteutettu.

    •  8 років тому

      Kiitos. Huomaa entistä pienempi työtila. Piti ottaa ylälaatikko pois, että sai moto-sahan paikoilleen. ☺

    • @Lazywatchsmith
      @Lazywatchsmith 8 років тому

      +Tuomas Soikkeli
      mitenkäs se tila niin on päässyt kutistumaan?

    •  8 років тому +1

      Tilapäisesti remontin tieltä. Lopuksi se kasvaakin sitten ihan käyttökelpoiseksi. ☺

  • @ricromrec
    @ricromrec 8 років тому

    Fantastic

  • @simoncameron4355
    @simoncameron4355 5 років тому

    So cute..... Dremel makes baby tools. :p

  • @Lat10G956
    @Lat10G956 6 років тому

    very nice!! What would it take to make me one?

  • @MichiganHiker
    @MichiganHiker 8 років тому

    very nice. what cutting tool are you using, one of the router bits?

    •  8 років тому

      Dremel moto-saw and a router bit for making grooves

  • @manuelflores5931
    @manuelflores5931 4 роки тому

    Exelente Master

  • @TS-Music-57
    @TS-Music-57 4 роки тому

    Nice mod. Can you tell me how you control DOC or depth of cut? Thanks

  • @cesaralvarez5982
    @cesaralvarez5982 5 років тому

    I tried what you did with a Dremel plunge router base, but I still got a lot of vibration, which wasn't so good on my hands and/or the work. I prefer to use a trimming router instead, the weight and the speed allowed for a better product.

  • @benniedeklerk3486
    @benniedeklerk3486 Рік тому

    This is so cool , please tell me what dremel you used to polish it with?

  • @maxpolaris99
    @maxpolaris99 Рік тому

    very nice

  • @cliffcarlo180
    @cliffcarlo180 5 років тому

    You don't need to explain things when you are explaining things, just explain things. We cool.

  • @debigotowka3475
    @debigotowka3475 4 роки тому

    Interesting to watch

  • @jimmyca429
    @jimmyca429 5 років тому +1

    Hello, vêtu Nice job! :) do you maybe still have the the dimensions to make it? Thanks

  • @benjiminus04
    @benjiminus04 7 років тому

    Awesome!!!

    •  7 років тому

      Ben Minus Thanks!

  • @elxero2189
    @elxero2189 6 років тому

    Isn't the drill press sturdy enough to just do the job right on it though? Nice job btw

    •  6 років тому

      el xero It could be done with it too, with smaller pieces.

  • @alvaliable
    @alvaliable 7 років тому

    nice ;3

  • @chrisdozier1416
    @chrisdozier1416 3 роки тому

    Kudos!

  • @tinamariemalinowski2745
    @tinamariemalinowski2745 6 років тому

    how good is the Dremel work station? and what is the dremel tool you use to cut the clear piece. I have a 4200 dremel

    •  6 років тому

      Tina Marie Malinowski I used Dremel motosaw for cutting. ( its a scrollsaw). I like workstation... but it didn't drill perfectly straight at first, but that was easy to fix.

  • @YoungHeartedSoul
    @YoungHeartedSoul 7 років тому

    I'd swear you work for dremel. all tools seem to be from dremel., haha. excellent video.

    •  7 років тому

      Geo M. Thanks. Actually i do make some colloporation with dremel.. now. It started couple months after this video. :)

    • @YoungHeartedSoul
      @YoungHeartedSoul 7 років тому

      Really wow. that piece came out so beautiful. looks like it was made at a factory.

    •  7 років тому

      Geo M. Thanks. Acryl is easy to make look neat. Just little sanding and polishing. 😊

  • @antyr295
    @antyr295 4 роки тому +1

    What is that "light nozzle" at your Dremel? DYI or do you have a link where to buy?

    •  4 роки тому

      That is build in to dremel micro.

  • @Eulyde
    @Eulyde 5 років тому

    what is the difference of making the heart with the base of methacrylate or workstation 220

  • @cmarkme
    @cmarkme 7 років тому

    I almost expected Charlie Chaplin to Pop Out!!

  • @mvazquez2616
    @mvazquez2616 7 років тому

    awesome build T.S. quick? is that Polycarbonate? or?

    •  7 років тому +1

      M Vazquez Thanks. Its cast acryl. Its easier to polish than polycarbonate.

    • @mvazquez2616
      @mvazquez2616 7 років тому

      thanx a lot bud....is there a website to get the acryl from if u don't mind?

    • @mvazquez2616
      @mvazquez2616 7 років тому

      never mind bud....i forgot about my old reliable friend well everyone's friend/Google lol

    • @spokelips
      @spokelips 5 років тому

      @ Easier, but Acrylic is much softer (scratches) than Polycarbonate

  • @Mohamedalnaas
    @Mohamedalnaas 8 років тому

    Saluted

  • @trayspells4075
    @trayspells4075 7 років тому

    Dope as f$&@. I want one

  • @blackvic5157
    @blackvic5157 5 років тому

    Dremel already makes a router base. Has a calibrated depth adjustment. My 3000 came with it. Problem?

    •  5 років тому

      Yep. But its little bit bigger than this one. Sometimes i need to use smaller.
      Lighter one, which to use when making small scale details.

  • @monergallegos4348
    @monergallegos4348 4 роки тому

    I'll buy one if you make it for me!!!

  • @fetB
    @fetB 7 років тому

    i just love watching shit getting done

    •  7 років тому +1

      Sorry, i don't make fetish videos. But, great that you dare to ask!

  • @luisaguilar1906
    @luisaguilar1906 4 роки тому

    I wasn't interested in what you are making but in how you use the router

  • @processpsych
    @processpsych 6 років тому

    Yep. This is pretty legit.

  • @AdrianClement
    @AdrianClement 5 років тому

    Can you tell me if one can use dremel routing bits such as the 618 Chamfer bit with the workstation?

    •  5 років тому +1

      It can be used with workstation.. but you need to be careful. Then blade is un-guarded. Otherwise there is no limits.

    • @AdrianClement
      @AdrianClement 5 років тому

      The other Finnish guy good to know!!! Thank you much. Awesome vid, very helpful

  • @vvillem9
    @vvillem9 8 років тому +3

    Great! Only problem is you need a router to make one :D

    •  8 років тому +2

      Or a Dremel Workstation wich I used. I tried could i use that router bit freehanded.. but that was very hazardous. 😊

    • @WoodoakWilderness
      @WoodoakWilderness 7 років тому

      What bit did you use at 6 minutes in?

    • @vvillem9
      @vvillem9 7 років тому

      Probably something like the tile cutter bit

    • @AdrianClement
      @AdrianClement 5 років тому

      The other Finnish guy I was hoping to avoid needing the drill press and the routing table. I’ve begun to make guitar pickguards that will need tidy screw holes along with perfect 45° bevel around the edges. Wondered if I could achieve both tasks with the workstation?????

  • @cowdudeable
    @cowdudeable 7 років тому

    The dremel attachment that you started with looked like a circle cutter. Where can I get one of those?

    • @spokelips
      @spokelips 5 років тому +1

      Amazon Prime - $9.97

    • @javiersoto570
      @javiersoto570 Рік тому

      @@spokelips Podrías pasar el enlace ?. No consigo localizarlo. Gracias

  • @ThingsNicLikes
    @ThingsNicLikes 7 років тому

    Is the depth adjustable of the line and circle cutter attachment?

    •  7 років тому

      Nicholas Bunn Yes it is.

  • @Cat-Bus-Stop
    @Cat-Bus-Stop 7 років тому

    what is the light on your dremel? is that an official attachment?

    •  7 років тому

      That was dremel micro 8050. It has integrated light.

  • @michaelevans1658
    @michaelevans1658 8 років тому

    Your onto something Tuomas ,why don't Dremel make all their base attachments see thru?

    •  8 років тому

      I think its price issue.. transparent flexible material might be more expencive? That is the only reason what i can imagine.

  • @steamsteam6607
    @steamsteam6607 6 років тому

    You could have taken a second to show how you had to dismantle your saw blade to get it through the drilled hole to make the circle cut.

    •  6 років тому +1

      steam steam Good point. But its very easy task with dremel moto-saw. Just open the latch and blade is loose.

  • @benjieagustin8768
    @benjieagustin8768 8 років тому

    great ! can you share a ready to print pdf file ?

  • @antyr295
    @antyr295 4 роки тому

    What is that Light nozzle at around 08:30min.

  • @julescurd
    @julescurd 7 років тому

    when you're cutting the plastic what speed and what blade are you using? thanks Julie

    •  7 років тому

      Julie Curd Its Ms51 and speed 1. www.dremeleurope.com/general/en/dremelmoto-sawgeneralpurposewoodcuttingsawblade-516-ocs-p/

    • @julescurd
      @julescurd 7 років тому

      Thanks I just got my saw and melted my plastic with speed too high. You cut perfectly!

    •  7 років тому

      I broke my first blades within 5 minutes. 😊 Good tool after little practise. If possible, try to cut your way out from if the plastic starts to melt, don't stop. Then you don't lose the blade.

    • @julescurd
      @julescurd 7 років тому

      I am going to start my practice makes perfect tonight, I think that's why you get 5 blades per pack... Hehehehe

    •  7 років тому

      Julie Curd Lol. You're right. 😁

  • @inoaguy7854
    @inoaguy7854 4 роки тому

    Whats the name of that bit called? @6:03

  • @joserobertocolombojunior7482

    Dear friend, how do you use 6mm drill with dremel?

    •  Рік тому

      Dremel sells a set of drills with a 3.2mm shank. www.dremel.com/gb/en/p/wood-drill-bit-set-26150636ja

    • @joserobertocolombojunior7482
      @joserobertocolombojunior7482 Рік тому

      Thanks.

  • @lwaring1826
    @lwaring1826 2 роки тому

    You should sell the pattern.

  • @kelleyhighsmith1646
    @kelleyhighsmith1646 7 років тому

    Tuomas Soikkeli Do you sell these? Id like to have one....Thanks

    •  7 років тому

      Kelley Highsmith Sorry. I don't make things for sale.

    • @kelleyhighsmith1646
      @kelleyhighsmith1646 7 років тому

      Bummer,thanks anyways

  • @mainelymyrtle4194
    @mainelymyrtle4194 8 років тому +1

    Don't s'pose you sell those?

    •  8 років тому

      Sorry. Usually i don't sell. I just like to share my thoughts. ☺

    • @mainelymyrtle4194
      @mainelymyrtle4194 8 років тому

      Well, thanks for that, and I must say, you're quite remarkable! I look forward to more! :-)

  • @raleighsexton7734
    @raleighsexton7734 6 років тому

    Judicious use of a hot air gun will smooth your edges faster than polishing and a leave a clean clear surface.

    • @raleighsexton7734
      @raleighsexton7734 6 років тому

      Nice job, by the way!

    •  6 років тому +1

      Flame polishing doesn't work so well with extruded acryl or polycarbonate. With cast ones it does.

  • @The_Penguin_City
    @The_Penguin_City 8 років тому +1

    Blood in your thumb?

    •  8 років тому

      Its possible. Usually, if there's a sharp edge, i find it. 😆

  • @ThuanDuong-pv3xu
    @ThuanDuong-pv3xu 7 років тому

    how dose the mini Dremel pressure drill cost?

    •  7 років тому

      Thuan Duong In the Europe, stores sell dremel workstation with price between 39-49 euros. I got mine for 29e from EBay.

  • @freedomnow2214
    @freedomnow2214 7 років тому

    cant you just use Dremel 335 ?

    •  7 років тому

      freedom now There 's a little difference. Actually i made a little change to this, it can be still used as a circle cutter too.

  • @TWalsh2
    @TWalsh2 4 роки тому

    1. 9:05 - Why glue it when, without glue, you could unscrew it and use the original circle cutter again.
    2. 9:14 - What's the purpose of the springs? The depth is being set by the circle cutter piece so I can't figure out why this would need springs.

    •  4 роки тому

      Springs allows to tilt and press dremel little bit lower if needed.
      When etching glass with a diamond point, i can set the depth so that it barely leaves a mark.
      When i press it, it makes little deeper mark.
      When i tilt it, it makes thinner line.
      That makes glass etching easier.
      ( I had several circle cutters, that's why i glued it )

    • @TWalsh2
      @TWalsh2 4 роки тому

      @ Ah, so it has a little bit of "plunge" to it. That makes sense thanks.I'm currently making one, I don't have springs but I don't want plunge anyway so that's good.

  • @duly-duly2559
    @duly-duly2559 7 років тому

    where the light 💡