Dremel Table Saw
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During a project a little while ago, I needed to make a small insinuation, smaller than the curve of a blade, thus I constructed this little table.
The Table
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To create the table, I used three leftover 2x4s.
Hole for the Dremel
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After the table is constructed, I used a drill press to make a hole the size of the dremel head in the wood.
Dremel Table Saw
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Then I screwed the table to my work bench and clamped the dremel to a post. After that I clamped an extra piece of wood to the top in order to create a strait edge and there we go, a dremel table saw!