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Here are the large images of how I clamp down the Dremel in it's router attachment. The wooden block in the front has a bevel on the rear edge so it is angled down and away from the router bit, which nearly touches the wood at the back.

Then just feed the Mylar edge (good side down!!) past the spinning cutter and you have a chamfered Mylar which will conform much better to sharp LE and Tip radii.

Main picture shows it all clamped together. Dremel in Router Attachment in a machinist vice clamped to the bench. Wooden block clamped to router face plate.

This front view shows the very shallow angle between cutter and wood. Not much angle and a bit of playing/testing required to get the result you want.