dremel

However, ignore anything that tries to use a Dremel tool; you'll just burn out Dremel tools.

Presumably the OEM is actually a retail price, Dremel is paying 40-70% less, and then marking it back up to $999.

It's not something you can package and resell like they did with the Dremel 3d printer.

This is sort of similar to the Dremel tool used internally at Google, right?

Seems like Dremel would be better positioned to offer a mass-market small CNC machine.

Well I think overhang is still an issue for single extruder FDM printers (like the Dremel one).

Nothing special about the design, build area or pretty much anything but it has a Dremel logo so of course it will sell.

Seems like Dremel did the 3DPer first because it's all the hype, but with desktop CNCs like Shapeoko, OtherMill, NomadCNC, etc.

Edit to add: This company makes plastic ones that a drill, chisel, and Dremel are enough to finish, no CNC machine necessary.

I got my first Dremel tool in 1982 and have always had one since.

What you might consider, if you're just interested in the CNC part of the project, is to build a CNC router, using a Dremel or other cheap rotary tool.

Drill and Dremel approach to data querying is really interesting in the sense that it's the tool that changes the 'lenses' on how it sees the data, rather than you have to re-shape the data for how would you like to see it.

No thanks, I'll just have my son sterilize the dremel and the staple gun." That story is awesome.

I believe Dremel is just rebranding the "Flashforge Dreamer" which is a company out of china.

I'm pretty sure when this Pebble I've got on my wrist needs a new battery, the answer is not going to be "send it back to Pebble", but "take to it with a Dremel then some epoxy".

Dremel had very little to do with building it except deciding where the logos will go.

There is an inspiration lineage from Dremel, but there are also very substantial differences.

Dremel picks with wiper blade inserts, saw blades, and hacksaw blades.