Holding Jig's

Started by Martin555
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#6

Holding Jig's

Thank you Len,
I may change one of them to three holding screws.

Martin.
If it looks right it probably is.
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#5

Holding Jig's

Great idea Martin. Just a thought on my part but if you were to use 3 holding screws instead of 4 you can also easily hold hex shapes and still have the ability to center other shapes.
LEN1
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#3

Holding Jig's

Hi Peter,
I did give that some thought, Maybe a future project.

Martin.
If it looks right it probably is.
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#2

Holding Jig's

Superb idea Martin. If you bolt them to a plate, add a small electric motor to one end and a couple of bearings to the cap you have a small lathe.
Peter.👍😊
I cannot promise to finish one project before starting another. I know, I tried.
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#1

Holding Jig's

Hi Guys,

When I was working on mast's, yard's, or anything that required painting I found It a little difficult as things keep slipping of of blocks when working or painting.

So I knocked up a couple of holders.
These can be used horizontally or vertically and rotated as and when required.

Due to the 4 Allen bolts you can grip round or square in fact most shapes, you are only limited to the diameter of the Bottle tops.

Made from scrap blocks of wood.
8 x 5mm Allen bolts.
2 x large Bottle tops.
And 2 x long bolts for the main shafts.
If it looks right it probably is.
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