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Question: does this do anything different or the same type of sanding as the work station? trying to decide if I need both or just the full work station?
Document: I build RC model airplanes and there are times when I need to route groves in the leading edges of control surfaces. This is done using about an 1/8&#34; burr cutter and the piece being routed held vertically against the fence and centered over the bit. Moving the wood very slowly cuts a perfect grove and the depth is easily set as well as the fence position. This type of routing results in excellent results. Unfortunately the motor mount is so flimsy that I think routing anything but very small and soft material would not work.
I always like getting anything Dremel for a gift. I had been looking at this router table for a long time but had avoided buying it thinking I really didn't need it. I was wrong. I mounted it to a 2x4 and then clamped it to my workbench. I've already used it several times for various projects. It holds the tool stable and has many different depth and angle settings which I have found to be very useful. Yes, it's made out of plastic as are most Dremel accesories. This is not a tool for remodeling a house but if you do small wood and metal projects then it's perfect.
A ten bit set contains all that are available, at least that I have found. Do not buy this as a "do all" router. Know its limitations and get a full size router table for anything other than very small work.
I purchased this item for the portability of the product, the same reason I purchased the dremel tool, and drill press (work station). It allows me to carry my tools with me on my motorhome trips, and performs as well if not better than full size benchtop tools. I am very pleased with dremel and its products
I contacted Amazon and let them know that the table as shown on the box and the instrutions are for a different table. all they need is to change the instructions,
I used a set of brass guides and shaved the stems off flush to create different size holes for my router bits. I drilled two small holes into each of them then made a small wrench to loosen and tighten the modified guides. I also incorporated an adjustment to raise and lower the Dremel tool to achieve different cutting depths. My next project is to build a miter gauge or if possible buy a small one to use on the table. All in all it is pretty much a scaled down replica of my full size router table.
I wish I didn't have to make such a vicious statement, but this thing really is poorly-constructed junk. The tool mount flexes too much to guarantee any accuracy in your work. What's worse, on the one I had the tool didn't even mount centered in the hole - preventing me from ever using any wide router or sanding bits without damaging the plastic of the table itself.If there were an adjustment - a pair of slots of some sort - to which I could center the tool properly, I would have kept the table and given two or three stars.
Perfect for model kit builders. Just another work station that turns your rotary device into another tool. of course bits and rotary tool is not included.
Ok first off, ignore any rating that talks about bending fences and burning. This is not a tool to cut 2x4s. I don't know why people buy something like this and expect it to work on mahogany or large pieces. It is a Dremel Period. This is an excellent tool for small hobbies, constructing doll houses, model trains, and the sort. It works wonderfully well and I would recommend it to anyone who is not trying to remodel their kitchen.
This router table accessory has the potential to be a fine addition to any hobbyist's Dremel tool collection, but unfortunately the execution of the concept is not up to Dremel's usual standards.As many others have posted, I was disappointed with the amount of flex in the mount used to connect the Dremel to the underside of the table. The results of too much flex are uneven cuts when trying to use the fence.I think the flex would be less of an issue when doing work without the fence.
Answer: yes