How to Use Dremel Router Bits

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[rotarytoolcreationsdiy]

Even though it may be annoying don't stare at my toe the Bee stung. but if you are interested you can see it swell up it hurt for about 2 days.

[jamesreed]

Always move the router against the rotation if you don't it can grip and walk it away from you. Always do the end-grain first to prevent tear out

[COEYRN]

Just bought this Dremel with this exact attachment. Thank you for the tips. Seriously appreciate you.

[suzannenapper]

Waiting on your next video and where’s the Murphy bed? Did I miss it?
Thanks

[tamachining]

I didn't know Dremel had such fine attachments, however, I always clamp my work to something stable. I think the dremel is a tool that requires two hands.

[esker]

The plunge router and tabletop accessories are pretty handy if u actually need them occasionally, compared to spending the $$ on a dedicated router. And for beestings I suggest immediately cutting a fresh onion and applying that to the area as the juice neutralizes the venom. It’s an old Polish remedy but I can confirm it actually does work. Yes I was skeptical about it too.

[talkingdonkey]

I love how this is two “how to” videos in one; how to use the router attachment and how to treat a bee sting. 😃
Cheers!

[blackvic]

A bee got into my trouser pocket once. Stung the captain.
Just thought I'd share. You know, as long as we're not talking about Dremels.

[rxqqskydvceib]

Thanks for sharing. What is the best accessory to buy for dermal to cut wood in a straight line, is there any fenced tool for that? What is the right bit to use, I am using the toothed wheel (gear) to cut, is there another bit to use in this case to act like a static saw. ?

[cherylhuckaby]

I get a scrap piece of wood and line it up next to my working piece leaving enough space between to easily use the router bit. That keeps the collar perfectly level and prevents gouging especially at the corners.

[susanbarackman-artist]

i bought the router attachment like you showed. i need a roundover bit but only have the micro dreme. will i need to buy a different dremel?

[Hazelliddle]

I have all the things needed, dremel, router bits and the router attachment but was afraid to use it. You have given a good demo and tips of how this works. It has encouraged me to try, thank you! Sorry about the bee sting!

[COEYRN]

Oh no a bee stung you. Good tip on the BENADRYL, people often forget that.
I have something called a BENADRYL Stick. It looks like a bingo dauber at the end. I have tried it out and it does work. Even on Mosquito bites.

[ascndantone]

I knew that bee was a menace 🐝 saw him flying around the whole time till he stung you 🤣

[ederdstark]

I really wish I saw more videos or Christian craft creations DIY stuff!

[kathrynnewton]

Clamping might be a good safety option me thinks!

[tranjavanadbia]

Is there a tool that prevents cutting too much in vertical direction ?

[Billkwando]

2:50 I saw that bee buzzing around earlier, when you were out of the frame, and I was thinking "Oh noes!"

[TingTingalingy]

I was routing a bench top tonight and the bench to is a mixture of pine & 2 differing hardwoods. I ran it around 25-30 and I have no idea if that was too slow or just right. Any thoughts on this?

[jjsrt]

Will this go over a curved edge? At the top of my piece the wood has a slight curve before coming back straight?