Tiny Table Saw

Background: The table saw design initiated because I am building a 1/84 scale OCCRE wooden model of the 1893 Norwegian Arctic explorer ship Fram. I took a liking to this model as my grandparents are Norwegian and had visited the Fram museum near Oslo. Per the kit plans, the final hulll planking is done using 5mm x .6 mm mahogany hardwood. Not only is that too wide to be accurate (at scale 5 mm would over 16”) to the actual ship, it is difficult to bend laterally to conform to the inner planking. Most model ship kit builders sand and fill the final planking to make it as smooth as possible, but on the Fram the final plank seams are clearly visible. I tried splitting the planks using a knife, but the blade would always follow the hardwood grain. I thought, hmmm, maybe a wood saw blade attachment for my Dremel Lite may do the trick, and as I worked on it a general purpose tiny table saw emerged.General Notes:- I love designs that do not need supports when printed, so all parts can be prin