UPDATE: I am no longer working on this project. I never quite completed it and I'm too busy with other things, so there will not be anymore updates in the foreseeable future. I'm leaving the project up just in case anyone was working on it, or wants to see what I was doing.

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I created an adjustable lathe for a Dremel tool. WARNING! I have not finished printing all the parts, this I cannot guarantee that this project will work. However, I have printed most of the main part and everything is working flawlessly thus far. I should have the project fully completed soon, at which point I will update this page with more info.

One side has a treaded attachment for your Dremel tool, the other has press fit pockets for two 608 bearings (one on each side). 3D printed bolts are intended to screw into holes above slides to lock the rig in desired position. Two feet on each end of the rig are intended to be screwed or clamped to workbench. Maximum usable extension 185mm (7.28 in), could be more if you disconnect slides and use mounting feet to secure to work surface.

I included the.123dx file if you want to mess round with it. Just ask that you give credit where its due! Thanks!

If anyone does try printing this, I'd love to hear about it.

The screw threads for the Dremel are taken from "drill bit sharpener" by mgx
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1024834

UPDATES:

2.1
6 July, 2016
-Moves the screw on the tool jig from the top to the bottom

2.0
5 July, 2016
-I have almost finished printing the Lathe and so far everything is working flawlessly
-Includes updates to most of the part files
-Adds a tool support jig with removable insert
-Adds max extension markings on the lathe slides
-Improved tolarances
-Revised mounting system for wood

1.1
-Replaces a few of the pieces with updated versions
-Added cutouts to reduce about of filament needed. Should still be plenty strong.