Lo felicito por este excelente video,hice lo mismo q iso usted y queda muy bien el defecto de fabrica q hace dremel con la pieza q traba el eje es q no debe tener esa pestaña q le hacen en fabrica porq esa pestaña no deja subir el traba boton y este termina desgastandose con el eje y ya no funciona y la solucion es q no tenga esa pestaña y durara mucho mas tiempo.
Hi pal, yes it was just a screw. A bit of trial and error to get the right width. As you can see at 7:30 I just popped it in and then used a marker to mark where it was flush then added a few millimetre's. Its better to cut it a mil longer as you can always cut off a bit more until it locks perfectly.
Lo felicito por este excelente video,hice lo mismo q iso usted y queda muy bien el defecto de fabrica q hace dremel con la pieza q traba el eje es q no debe tener esa pestaña q le hacen en fabrica porq esa pestaña no deja subir el traba boton y este termina desgastandose con el eje y ya no funciona y la solucion es q no tenga esa pestaña y durara mucho mas tiempo.
Thanks for the video….so you used a machine screw? #10? About how long was it after you cut it. Thanks very much
Hi pal, yes it was just a screw. A bit of trial and error to get the right width. As you can see at 7:30 I just popped it in and then used a marker to mark where it was flush then added a few millimetre's. Its better to cut it a mil longer as you can always cut off a bit more until it locks perfectly.
Just what I needed. Screw/pin is clever and so was the drill/lathe. The lack of blab made it easy to follow. Great video, thanks.
Ps…..where did you get the clear shield? Thanks again
Hi, just got it from ebay. Probably came from China, they are about £3.50 give or take. There are quite a few on ebay.
Very dusty!