Build This Drill Press Angle Jig
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2016
- Build a drill press jig to hold stock at various angles. The fence attaches side to side or top to bottom. Two t-tracks provide for ample hold-down of stock. A modified protractor helps determine the angle. The center piece can be replaced when worn. The jig can be turned to either side on the drill press table to accomodate longer stock.
Note: the design of this jig borrows heavily from a pattern published in ShopNotes magazine, Issue #6, November 1992.
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Great! So much clever stuff here. Each time i see people make things like that, i just realize how much i underutilize my tools. Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure, Willem. Thanks for watching and commenting.
very nice, well thought out and executed.
you're going trippy on us with the overdubs!!
Brilliant!I've seen a few of your video's. Best jig for me so far.
Also, Duco Cement? Seriously? My dad swore by Duco Cement. 85% of my shoes, clothes, toys, furniture, friends, neighbors, friend's neighbors and 100% of my pets had Duco Cement doing something for them...... Thanks for the memory.Keep the video's coming. Can never ever have too many jigs.
that was a great build Fred. should come in very handy for a long time. keep on creating my friend.
Thank you, Opa! You the same, sir.
Nice Jig Fred. :) That would come in very handy. Thank you for sharing..
Thank you, Terry!
Brilliant idea my brother, thanks
Very good how to, with excellent results, Thanks
Thank you, Daniel!
You needed to drill a 30 degree hole....? Wow, I never thought you'd come up with a jig for that Fred.... Yea, right! Great Vid!
You and I, We're from the same piece of wood (so to speak). I love and depend on many jigs also. You are the Master though! Bryan
Very cool and well engineered piece of work there. Now I need a better drill press....lol.
That Shop Fox was my own upgrade to the Cummins (the one with the 6 1/2" table). I got the Cummins for $130 at a used tool sale several years back. Now that I have the Shop Fox, the Cummins serves as a dedicated spindle sander. Thanks, Jim!
Excellent idea and execution, how do you keep coming up with these great ideas? Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Lynn. Necessity is the mother. :)
A convenient table for the saw. Like!
Thank you, Aleksey!
excelente trabajo! ahora suscrito! like it
Thank you, Jorge. Glad to have you with us!
SUPER !!!
Excellent...
Cheers...
Thank you, Adam!
Damn fine jig there Fred. I just tripped over your site and now I'm a subscriber, I have to ask what the stocking stuffer was that predicated the build? Thanks for sharing.
Hi, Jeff, and welcome! The stocking stuffer is a little thing called a book holder, which appeared in the latest edition of Scroll Saw Woodworking. It's diamond shaped and has a hole for your thumb drilled at 30 degrees. When I realized how handy those would be to avid readers, I knew I'd found my "mass production" object for this year. I'm cranking them out now, and plan to put up a video about it soon.
This is a pretty sweet jig... what are you doing to help prevent you from drilling into the jig itself? 🤓👍🏼
The center piece is replaceable, but for the drilling I did in the video, I put a piece of 3/4" scrap plywood under my stock. This jig's too new to go grinding it up with a 1" bit right off the bat. :)
yes sir I am .
I do like that. good job. do you have the plan's ?
Hi, Tim! I can probably sketch something up, if you're interested.
yes I am interested in it.
Brilliant. shame my drill press is one of the cheap pieces of crap and needs major modification to be useful.
but, I have plans to do that ~soon~
my only wish, please include metric measurements (as well) as you have a world wide audience and the majority of the world uses metric.
John, I truly wish we would abandon imperial and use metric in the USA, as it's a much better system, and our monetary system is based on it. Given that a lot of my work is sized according to whatever I choose, I can see that switching to metric wouldn't be a big issue for me. Thank you for pointing this out. I will definitely keep it in mind going forward.
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