It's not a terrible idea, and I've wanted to play around with the concept myself, but I've never really had time or an acute need. The Snapmaker (1) is a 3d pr

It's not a terrible idea, and I've wanted to play around with the concept myself, but I've never really had time or an acute need. The Snapmaker (1) is a 3d printer with changeable heads. For mine I mostly use the 3d printing head or the low-power laser engraving head, but it also came with a milling head and they sell a higher-power laser head that can cut some materials. I looked around and people have had trouble trying this with the milling head. The bit usually breaks and the X axis isn't stable enough. Maybe v2.0 will be more sable since it has a second Z axis mount. That being said, their mounting platform is modular. There's nothing to stop you from fabricating a dremel mount and ripping apart an existing milling head to interface it with the dremel. [1]: https://snapmaker.com/product https://snapmaker.com/product