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Thanks for the link! That’s a neat little rig, really neat. I think I may make a go at making one, or five!

I’m going to download the drawings on my laptop later today (on my netbook now) and see how accurate they are and what format they’re in. If they’re suitable, I may email them to my father and see what he thinks about programming them and machining me a few, maybe even a few to sell too.

Even if I can make templates from hardboard, they look simple enough tht I should be able to run them with a Spiral pattern bit on my router table and mill some from acrylic or even aluminum.

Neat idea though, thanks for sharing!

-- Kenny

If you don’t have an application for that specific one it could be easily modified to either fit your specific needs or employ the concept in some other jig or fixture. I just thought it was really cool and it looks so well machined. Aircraft plywood is great; I wish I could afford that.
I’m glad that you liked it and I hope others find a use for it.

-- “Computers have enabled people to make more mistakes faster than almost any invention in history, with the possible exception of tequila and hand guns.” — Mitch Ratcliffe

thanks for the link Robert
it was great to see it used on the frame of the plane body build of the Auster :-)

Dennis

Very cool link thanks for sharing it.

-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/