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I found these great accessories available from Bill on eBay...here they are DIRECT from the maker! Contact him for shipping charges or questions at: aclrr1943@bellsouth.net I've corresponded with Bill quite a lot on e-mail. He's a great guy, a retired machinist who really enjoys making these fine products for the little Dremel saw. Get them while you can, before he decides he doesn't want to do it anymore...and by the way, I have no business connection with Bill whatsoever...just wanted to make a place to show his stuff off. A note about carbide blades: I've recommended Harbor Freight's carbide blades for many years as they have been an excellent buy, a third the cost of MicroMark's, and every bit as good in my opinion. Recently they discontinued them. I've found a source for even better blades than either sold. As much as I hadn't wanted to be in the position of selling anything, I've found it best to provide these since otherwise people would have to be buying these in large batches (from this source I found). They will be available from me shortly, 20-tooth and 40-tooth, the price to be determined, but it looks like about $45 a pair, post-paid...where MM's are $32 each, and $10 to ship, plus tax...something like $80 for a pair by the time all's said and done. Of course, mine will be available separately, too. Write me at theaerosmith@roadrunner.com That Dremel manual is available in .pdf, free, as it has been for years, too. (Bob@theaerosmith.com) Either email address is fine. |
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The Miter Gage...These are just SUPER!!! Only $22.95. Finely crafted and highly finished, too. This is a really nice piece. Big, big upgrade over the standard Dremel miter gage. For sure, get one of these...and don't forget to get those carbide blades I told you about... |
| Cross-cut sled $20. A cross-cut sled adds another level of accuracy and capability to your saw. This is an accessory commonly used by cabinet makers and woodworkers of the highest caliber on full-sized machines. A good thing to have. |
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Dust Plate plus Wobble Lock Only $20. This is a really great deal I think. You get TWO important upgrades. First, dust control with a vacuum stopping the dust from going everywhere is really a huge help, believe me. Second, a super bonus; the blade housing can be locked with the dust plate in place, essentially removing all the wobble from the blade in tougher cuts. I built a dust shield for mine years ago, but didn't think of doing this...great idea! |
| Rip Fence $34.95 The Dremel rip fence is pretty much junk; terribly hard to anchor in place, and its footing way too small. Very hard to get it square. This one Bill makes is way, way better, and is fully adjustable, too. |
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Dremel Wrenches $11.00 Cushion grip, 8" long. Just the ticket to get alongside the blade in that narrow area to change blades. |
| Dust BAG...complete with adapter. $15. The dust bag, complete with the adapter, fits onto the dust chute on the blade carriage on the saw. It's the standard fare dust-catch system that Dremel provides and does a fair job...but nothing like the supurb job that Bill's Dust Plate and a vacuum does. This IS far simpler and doesn't require using a vacuum, so take your choice.
Bill also makes the adapter available alone so you can hook up your vacuum to the dust chute without getting his dust plate if you like. That does a decent job; I think way better to use a vacuum rather than depend on sawdust simply gathering in a bag...but the hot ticket is getting his Dust Shield and using a vacuum... Anyway, the adapter alone (see it on the lower left) is $4.95 if you like. |
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| Vacuum/Dust Bag Adaptor Alone $4.95 Bill also makes the adaptor available separately if you don't want to buy his Dust Plate for some reason (Whassa matta you??). The adapter will let you use a vacuum on the dust chute Dremel provides on the blade carrier and does a decent job...just not the really SUPER job the Dust Plate does keeping sawdust from coming out from everywhere else. |
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Replacement Dremel belt |
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