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PT Armboard marking jig

Postby tim_bissell » 28 Apr 2012 16:34

Here is a bit of recycling in Austerity Britain! A surplus subchassis, a bearing with a cracked jewel and a few wood scraps - I can bolt a blank arm board in place, mark the spindle to pivot length off on the ruler, put a bit of masking tape in place and mark an arc of suitable hole centres.

I have used it for checking existing arm boards and making new ones.

cheers,

Tim

P.S. Please don't ask what the <-18mm is about; I can't remember! Might be to do with the location of the spindle hole in relation to the end of the wood.

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Re: PT Armboard marking jig

Postby Zebbo » 28 Apr 2012 18:34

Is there no end to this man's talent?! =D> :D
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Re: PT Armboard marking jig

Postby abril » 28 Apr 2012 21:35

And here's my 215.4 marking setup on a spare subchassis
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has worked perfectly for me
including on an unknown geometry armboard (natty) :wink:
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Re: PT Armboard marking jig

Postby natty_dredd » 11 May 2012 00:00

tim_bissell wrote:
P.S. Please don't ask what the <-18mm is about; I can't remember! Might be to do with the location of the spindle hole in relation to the end of the wood.


Looks like it is just saying that the edge of the board is the 180mm point but you wrote 18mm by mistake.
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