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Hey guys... Anyone know where to get a nut to fit a dremel tool spindle nose? I've looked everywhere for one. The thread is 3/4"-12 UN according to Dremel customer support. Any ideas? How much would you estimate it to cost to have someone machine a thread in a chunk of Al? Thanks, Mario |
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Carlo, Thanks for replying. My mistake. I should have made my question clearer. I'm looking for a 3/4-12 thread nut to attach my dremel to the Z-Axis of my router. I'm not looking for a replacement part for the Dremel, just a way to securely mount it to my CNC machine. Thanks, Mario |
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| Hi mrosso, I've attached a photo of my CNC Machine which uses a Dremel with the extension cable. The fixture is a piece of 8mm threaded rod bent into a flat 'U' shape and covered with soft rubber tube. If you use this method, make sure that the fixture is not too tight, as over tightening will distort the plastic body of the Dremel causing misalignment internally, (ask me how I know). Since this photo was taken, I've moved the Dremel to the outside of the framework to get the motor further away from my Z-Axis wiring as the Dremel was causing some RFI which upset the Stepper Motor. If you don't have a Flexi-Mount like mine, I would think that mounting the Dremel using the nose thread may be unstable as the plastic distorts, also the thread is not very precise which may lead to a Z-Axis which is not perpendicular to the other Axes.
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| Oops, I think that the filesize was too large, I'll try again.
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| Why don't you just go out and buy a tap? That way you will always have the abiility to mount that dremel whereever you want. Considering the way that these CNC routers are continously improved that might be a very useful tool to have. Dave
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That sounds like a great idea. Still, if the dremel threads are plastic, I'd opt for a fixture for the reason Imagineering brought up. Carlo |
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