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Tool for sharpening drill bits for PARKSIDE Multi-Grinder

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118 deg tip angle of the drill bit. Fits PARKSIDE mount.

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The tool is a remix of the fantastic original model, which is super easy to print and works great.
It has been redesigned to fit Parkside (Lidl brand) AC Multi-Tool "Dremel" tool and adds additional features.

For small drill bits push the rotating disc fully into the tool holder.
For big drill bits move the rotating disc out a bit. Always sharpen at the outer edge of the disc.

Can be used with a grinding disc for sharpening, don't use cutting discs because they might break and fly away in debris. Always wear eye-protection glasses and personal protective equipment when using these rotating tools!
For relief angle simply lift the drill bit on the other end.
The dust cover is removable.

V1:

  • Made mounting thread compatible with PARKSIDE Multi-Tool (AC-plug)

  • Added 2mm radius away from the rotating disc, for grinding more on the outside of the disc.

  • Added bevels for no sharp edges

  • Added a thumb groove to hold and rotate the drill bits

  • Added a flat base for secure stand, even a hole for table mount

  • Added a removable dust cover

  • Added more material here and there to strengthen the construction

V2:

  • Changed thread angle, so the on/off switch is on top.

  • Made V-shaped drill holder 2mm higher and beveled edges for smooth rotation of bigger drill bits

  • Dust cover easier install and catches more dust/sparks.

Printing:

No supports required, brim recommended.
For working screw mount thread i recommend to use only 0.2mm layer height AND use Adaptive Layer Height AND Adaptive Layer Smoothing. See pic. This setting makes perfect threads.
I guess PETG is better than PLA to avoid melting the removable dust cover by hot sparks.

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