| have seen 2 companies that sell those tiny power tools,but i can't | afford the high prices as i need several of them.Bin using my big | standart ones,but due to illness lately have trouble to handle the | power to make tiny detailed crafts,and had a few very close calls. | Is there a forum or place that sell them used or lower then the | micro mark company.If anyone know's of such,please send me e mail.MD
Given the situation, you might consider a slightly different approach to the tooling you use. Take a look at some of the smaller CNC offerings - the per-tool cost is higher; but the number of tools required can shrink to more than compensate.
One of the benefits is that you can convert drawing files to CNC command files and do precision cutting with your body safely removed from the danger area.
I'm in the process of building a small 3-axis router (early photos at the link in my sig) with a step size of 1/4800" that can use very small bits to cut shapes and machine surfaces. I've seen bits down to
1/64" advertized; but the smallest bit I've tried so far is 1/32".
-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA
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