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Micro Tool Accessories

On its own a micro tool is a free-hand tool; what turns it into a machine that works to a dimension is the accessory. This page gathers what holds the work, guides the tool and supplies the measurement: compound tables, stands, dividing heads, flexible shafts, adapters and spares.

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From free hand to measured work

A compound table moves the work in X and Y to a dimension. Half a millimetre is hard to hold by hand; with a table the dimension is what the dial reads, and ten identical parts become possible.

A drill or mill stand fixes the vertical. A hole drilled by hand is never quite square; on a stand the machine guarantees it.

Reach and continuity

A flexible shaft leaves the motor on the bench and puts only the tip in the hand: the weight is gone, deep and narrow places are reachable, and control improves in engraving and mould work.

A dividing head splits a circle into equal parts — gears, dials, polygons and bolt circles all rest on it. Batteries, chargers and power supplies are what keep the machine running.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which machine does an accessory fit?

    Compatibility is in the product name and the spec table; Proxxon accessories are mostly made for a named model (PD 250/E, FF 500, KT 70). Order by article number.

  • Is a compound table the same as a levelling plate?

    No. A compound table gives measured travel; a levelling plate gives a flat reference surface and clamping slots. Most jobs use both together.

  • Are spare parts available?

    Belts, valves, blade holders, screws and filters are listed by article number; a number you cannot find can be requested.