Mini drill

1. Prepare all of the parts. Assemble dremel following the sketches available in the gallery. Use screws adequate to the hole depth. Central carriage with rest of the parts should be tightened with M3x50 mm screws. That screws are also axis of the Main Wheels with Bearings. 3D printed parts should be connected to alu proflile by Nut Holder. Base could be attached to your Desk by 2x M8 screws , 2x Desk Holder and 2x Tightener, but you can get more stiffness by attaching it with 4 M8 screws nd regular M8 nut ( this option require drilling holes in your work desk). Flexible Strap provide return carriage with the multitool to the home position. Wheels are asembled with 2x Bearing and 1x Hub of Wheel per one wheel ( see picture in the gallery)

2.List of Parts:

3d Printed parts: - 1x 1_Central_Carriage - 1x 2_Base - 1x 3_Platform - 1x 4_Bar - 1x 5_Arm - 1x 6_Left_Gear - 1x 7_Right_Gear - 1x 8_Lever - 1x 9_Up_Holder - 1x 10_Down_Holder - 1x 11_Strap_Holder - 2x 12_Tightener - 4x 13_Nut_Holder - 2x 14_Desk_Holder - 4x 15_Hub_Of_Wheels

Other parts: - Dremel ( should be compatible with many of the multitools available in the market, we tested only MacAllister MSRT 130) - 30x30 Alu Profile ie. Bosch Rexroth or ARMA ( 300mm length) - 8x 623zz Bearings - M3x12 DIN912 Screws - M3x16 DIN912 Screws - M3x20DIN912 Screws - M3x25 DIN912 Screws - M3x50 DIN912 Screws - M3 hexagonal nut - M5x30 DIN912 Screw (to connect left and right gear, and to attach Strap Holder and Base to the Alu profile) - M5 hexagonal nut - M8x100 DIN933 Screw (to attach to the desk) - M8 hexagonal nut