Off the Grid Makes 12 - Making a Handy Mount for a Rotary Tool

This is a very useful little jig. It can serve as an aid for carvings on wood turnings. It can even help you sharpen your bandsaw. This is how I made it.

[@FixitFingers]

Nice! I can think of many non-turning applications too. Great functionality adder to a rotary tool.

[@OfftheGridMakes]

Yep there's a few goo applications

[@WoodFrontier]

That looks useful. Nice build.

[@OfftheGridMakes]

Yes - It comes in handy in a variety of situations.

[@JillyBean70]

New subscriber here....this looks perfect ....Ill ask hubby to build me one :)

[@OfftheGridMakes]

Yep - It's a handy little jig for a lot of things! Show me what he makes if you get a chance?

[@geoffcapper5025]

Great jig, always good to find new ways to use my Ozito "dremel"! Was that a DeWalt radial arm saw at 50 seconds in?

[@OfftheGridMakes]

Yep - you got it - but it's a verrrry old one! I reckon I've had it since about 1984!

[@geoffcapper5025]

@@OfftheGridMakes I've got a DW1251, a great bit of gear, though I need to put a negative rake blade on it. It's surprised me a few times 😳