Taking Your Dremel To The Next Level

[James White]

These links were posted to one of the Yahoo groups I belong to.I thought the crowed here may appreciate them. I can't believe the effort the guy in the first link took to make that video and templates etc..

http://www.instructables.com/id/Mini-Tablesaw-Router-Shaper-for-Dremel-rotary-/

This one is more hard core.

http://www.btinternet.com/~two.mm/articles/fonly/fonlypt1b.htm

http://www.btinternet.com/~two.mm/articles/fonly/fonlydr.htm

http://www.btinternet.com/~two.mm/articles/fonly/fonly.htm

[frank shic]

too interesting... reminds me of that middle eastern member whose name i'm blanking on right now who built all these tools out of every day stuff

[Bill Huber]

Kind of neat stuff.

I have had a Dremel for years, it was the type that did not have variable speed and it was only used once in a blue moon.

I just picked up a 4000 and find that its a great little tool for small type stuff and I just may have to look at this stuff a little closer.

[Van Huskey]

That's really cool, a lot of thought and work.

[Rich Engelhardt]

reminds me of that middle eastern member whose name i'm blanking on right now who built all these tools out of every day stuff

Nissim Avrahami?

[Dan Hintz]

Frank,

Could you be talking about Khalid Khattak, the guy who was making a 3D scanner using Legos and such?