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How I was able to drill the holes in the jewellery stand

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How I was able to drill the holes in the jewellery stand
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I had to stop the jewellery stand part way through in order to find a way to drill the evenly spaced holes around the circumference. This is what I came up with.

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-- Harry, Western Australia




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Jamie Speirs

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#1 posted 340 days ago

Harry that is a great tutorial.

Thank You

Jamie

In Darkest Scotland

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murch

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#2 posted 340 days ago

That’s not the first time you did some metal-work either. Great job Harry.

-- A family man has photos in his wallet where his money used to be.

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SafferinOz

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#3 posted 340 days ago

Great work Harry!

Lucky my Woodfast lathe already has indexing on the shaft pulleys.

Regards

Stephen

-- Stephen, Perth Western Australia, My inspiration – the Carpenter from Nazareth!

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#4 posted 340 days ago

Neat!

-- So many tools, so little money. *heavy sigh*

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#5 posted 340 days ago

A great blog and excellent result Harry.

-- Grumpy - "Always look on the bright side of life"- Monty Python

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#6 posted 339 days ago

Thank you guys, your nice comments are appreciated. Recently a fellow member posted an indexing system that he had made out of MDF and formed the thread by screwing it onto the headstock. I’m sure that this could be done using the rest of my methodology.

-- Harry, Western Australia

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