Router Attachment for Rotary Tool, Thing #17105, by Lenbok
This simple jig mounts to the nose of your Dremel or other rotary type tool and keeps it oriented at 90 degrees to the surface of your stock, just like a full-size router.
This simple jig mounts to the nose of your Dremel or other rotary type tool and keeps it oriented at 90 degrees to the surface of your stock, just like a full-size router.
Uhh, parametric models are almost inevitably NOT going to be OpenSCAD. Basically no one uses OpenSCAD in industry. The Parasolid kernel is the most widely used, but Autodesk Inventor and Pro/E both have their own parametric model kernels as well.
Sorta depends on where you take your sample, doesn’t it? Go look around Thingiverse and see how many .x_t and .x_b files you find versus how many .scad.
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