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Thanks PowerMk! We've added your Dremel Discs to our Rotary Tools category,
as well as to your builder page: PowerMk's Homemade Tools. Your receipt:
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Thanks PowerMK. Great idea to save $ and to use those leftover discs.
Fantastic idea! And they don't explode like the ceramic ones Dremel sells.
What kind of bit are you using to drill the arbor holes in the center of the disk?
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Originally Posted by natie123
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Originally Posted by VinnieL
Thank you very much guys!!!!! Im so happy you like it!Quote:
Originally Posted by cmarlow
Yes natie123 and its easy. You can try it.
VinnieL yes they dont explode and you have more cuts!
cmarlow Im use my old drill bits because worn out. You can make about 50 disc with 1 drill bit or you can do it with a new drill bit with your hands it take more time but it does not destroy the drill bit.
Thanks again.
What kind of disk are you cutting up to make them? I haven't seen anything I could cut with scissors.Quote:
Originally Posted by PowerMk
Thanks
My Concerns=Quote:
Originally Posted by PowerMk
This is interesting providing one owns a VARIABLE speed multi tool that goes as slow as 13000 rpm (the MAX RPM FOR MOST CUTTING DISCS I'VE ENCOUNTERED) & one remembers to set the speed accordingly. I'm lucky as mine goes down to 5000 rpm. Can't & dont want to imagine a grinders cutting disc at 35000 somewhat like placing a drill bit in a quarter inch router or a die grinder. Disintegrating discs cause havoc.
Thanks Chevymanjohn. Its looks easy because the speed of video its x2....Quote:
Originally Posted by Chevymanjohn
I used 125 mm with 1.2mm thick disc for metal cutting. So you can try with 1.2mm disc .
Hello ranald. The max rotation speed of disc I used is 12.250 but its not the same for disc I made for dremel because of diameter. For 125 disc max rotation is about 13.000 rmp , for 180 disc is 8.500 rmp and for 230 is 7.000 rmp. So if diameter of disc is bigger the RMP its lower. In my case diameter is 36mm. For the commercial metal cutting discs for dremel max speed is 35.000 rmp. I think the safety rmp for homemade discs is 10.000-20.000 or more based in theory.Quote:
Originally Posted by ranald
Congratulations PowerMk - your Dremel Discs are the Homemade Tool of the Week!
We love a Dremel accessory build, and we love a good reusing. Builds like these are a great way to extract value from a Dremel.
Some more nice builds from this week:
Mini Vise Clamp by Stevohdee
Table Saw by liberal
Sharpening Jig by Didpoolhall
Drill Extension by SA Maker
Lathe Spindle Handle by Dimitris Polychronis
Spoon Carving Knife by Right Hands
Vise by AVVG Customizing Studio
Workbench Dust Gate by Bricoleando
Dowel Jig by HandmadeCreativeChannel
Narrow Push Stick by HENRY!
Bar Stock Bender by theeddies
Trepan Circle Cutter by Canobi
Drawknife from Chipper Blade by theeddies
Cupholder by rgsparber
Firewood Mallet by LastingBuild
Air Compressor Dryer by ibdilbert
PowerMk - we've added your tool entry to our All Homemade Tool of the Week winners post. And, you'll now notice the wrench-on-pedestal award in the awards showcase in your postbit, visible beneath your username:
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You'll be receiving a $25 online gift card, in your choice of Amazon, PayPal, or bitcoin. Please PM me your current email address and award choice and I'll get it sent over right away.
Nice work! :thumbsup:
This is not my , it's a user "liberal"
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Thanks, fixed, my error.
Thank you very much Jon its my first award and Im so happy for this!!!!!!!!:thumbsup:
I have to say thanks to all who support me with all positive comments because you give me the strength to continue.
I have many interesting projects for the future so be tuned !
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That's what I would like to know.Quote:
Originally Posted by cmarlow
Hi Priemsyand thanks. Im use old drill bits becasuse disk worn out the drill. You can use a new bit but do it with your hands it take more time but its the same result.Quote:
Originally Posted by Priemsy
Compare surface speed - not RPM, and don't worry ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ranald
How were the outside edges made perfectly round ?
You can grind it on the stone carefully.Quote:
Originally Posted by mbshop
Thats right! That I replied in a few words.Quote:
Originally Posted by 12L14
