TORK CRAFT Mini Rotary Tool Attachment For Tcmt001 With Depth Adjustment To 19mm

Features

• Depth-adjustment range 0-19 mm for controlled plunge routing and repeatable depth work.
• Dedicated mounting for TCMT001 tool ensures secure fit and reliable alignment.
• Compact footprint suits small benches, hobby stations or workstations with limited space.
• High-precision build ensures minimal lateral movement during depth cuts.
• Cost-effective upgrade adds routing capability without purchasing a full-sized router.

Benefits

• Enhanced functionality: Use your existing TCMT001 tool for routing, trimming or engraving with controlled depth—no second machine required.
• Improved accuracy: Depth control helps avoid over-cutting, ensures uniform results and reduces mistakes.
• Versatile application: Ideal for hobby crafts, electronics board cleaning, modelling, template routing, light wood or plastic work.
• Space-saving solution: Gives you router-style capability in a compact form-factor for smaller work-spaces.
• Cost-efficient tool-upgrade: Unlocks new uses for your rotary tool without investing in large equipment.

Extra Information

• Ensure the rotary tool (TCMT001) is unplugged or switched off before installing the attachment to avoid accidental activation.
• Use a proper collet and matching cutter shank size for best fit and minimal vibration.
• Before starting any cut, verify the depth-stop is correctly set and make a test pass on scrap material to confirm depth and alignment.
• Regularly inspect the attachment for wear, debris build-up, and ensure the plunge mechanism moves freely for accurate results.

Specifications

Safety

• Wear appropriate eye, ear and dust protection when using rotary tools in routing or cutting applications.
• Ensure the workpiece is securely clamped and that the attachment is stable before plunging into material.
• Do not exceed recommended tool speed, feed or use incompatible cutters-­the mini tool may not handle heavy routing loads.
• Keep fingers and body clear of the cutter plunge zone and always start the tool below full speed before contact with material.