Dremel 395 Mount for MPCNC using Universal Tool-Mount Plate...

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Mount for Dremel Multipro 395 ...for a MPCNC using the Universal Tool-Mount Plate I also made for it. With/out -Support The version with support in the filenames is with build-in supports. The other version is if you like to print without or use your own support system Parts There is the Dremel Main Mount part. A Wide Clamp and the Front Clamp The Front Ring you screw onto the threadding of your Dremel instead of the Dremel end.Updates Uploaded combined STP file. Put in note that it's not compatible with Dremel 3000 Print Settings Printer: My Crossbot design Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 44 or higher Notes: I used 0.4mm nozzle 3 perimeters 3 bottom/top 44% infill (higher is better) Use strong infill pattern: I used Tethrahedral in Cura 2.3 I have printed it without support with high speed fans, so it is doable, but it's easier to just use the version with build-in support Post-Printing Parts cleanup. Intentioanlly tight tolerances There is a 0,2mm space between each hinge-parts. It means you might at first be unable to put them together if you have slight overextrude or just by normal Filament contraction. Why? I didn't want any wobble in the hinges. M4 lock-nuts insertion into the Mount Use a small plier to hold the lock-nuts and use a M4 screw to tighten up the nuts into the holes made for them in the Dremel Main Mount. 1 for each clamping mechanism. Bill of Material BOM 4x m4 20mm screws to fix the plate to tool-mount 3x m4 20mm screws for the clasping system 2x m4 lock-nuts for the clasping locking-system 1x m4 35mm screw or equivalant m3 threadding for large clamp. 1-2 m4 lock-nuts for large clamp. Total: 7x m4 20mm screws 1x m4 35mm screw / 40ish m4 threaded rod. 3-4 m4 lock nuts Credits Credits for Dremel model I found the Dremel model on Grabcad.https://grabcad.com/library/dremel-body It had almost the right dimensions.... not quite but ok for illustrations. Custom Section Not compatible with Dremel 3000