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Hello
I realize a jig to do several wine balancer with using my drill press table
The piece is centered and you block it with the stop block
You can make the hole at the distance you want and it works with different thickness of wood
For the future I think I will put another piece of plywood in the rear of the support to make them stronger
With this jig the angle is 45°
We can imagine a balancer on the support to make all angles you want or you need …....................
Welcome to all comments
Thanks for looking
-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit
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Ken90712
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#1 posted 791 days ago
Nice jig and very effective. Thx for sharing.
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mafe
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#2 posted 791 days ago
Love jigs, love wine & Diggerjacks.
May I guess what the family will get for christmas!
Best thoughts,
Mads
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thelt
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#3 posted 791 days ago
What is the attachment that is on your drill press? I’ve never seen anything like that. Love the jig. It looks like it sure makes the process a lot easier.
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MShort
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#4 posted 791 days ago
Gotta Love Jigs !!! Very good thinking.
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Skylark53
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#5 posted 790 days ago
Smart work.
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Toninho
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#6 posted 790 days ago
Hello everyone! projects with photographs make everything easier! I have to make my own gauge (parallel) for this type of project! CONGRATULATIONS!
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David "Lucky Dawg" Brown
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#7 posted 790 days ago
sweet! I like it!
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Bricofleur
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#8 posted 790 days ago
Hi Jack. Nice jig and well thought. Congrats. I will add one on my to-do list (Christmas is coming so fast!).
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Serge
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Mike
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#9 posted 789 days ago
I’ve made several wine bottle holders, but I learned that a simple through hole 90 degrees to the flat surface works better than an angled hole. The base just needs a mitered cut. Still like the jig though!
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closetguy
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#10 posted 789 days ago
I agree with Mike. I don’t see the need to cut the hole at an angle. It would seem to me that it would lower the angle of the bottle and possibly not keep the cork fully covered. I just cut a 1 1/4” diameter hole straight through.
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thelt
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#11 posted 789 days ago
@ Bricofleur – Just took a tour of your website. I really like your ideas. I’ll be building some of the real soon. Most of the rest a little later.
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Diggerjacks
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#12 posted 789 days ago
Hello
To all thanks for the comments
To Mike and to Closetguy , the idea is just to have an different angle that we can see on different projects on this site
It’s just a personnal spirit to see better the name of the wine
The approach is just different
Thanks for looking and for sharing
-- Diggerjack-France ---The only limit is the limit of the mind and the mind have no limit
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