The wood frame is constructed to move freely front to back and left to right. To control the height of the cutting tool, in this case a Dremel, the frame pivots up and down and the X-axis rail.

Little jobs require little tools and you can’t get much more littler than a Dremel. For his tiny tasks, [sdudley] has built a Dremel-powered base station that features a table saw, drum sander ...

If you're picturing wood crafts involving powder-blue ducks ... you start to see the rotary tool's usefulness as a general ...

A sharp chainsaw gives you a lot of advantages when cutting wood, including safer operation ... If you'd like another way to ...