I'm remembering that second one. I'll use a jig like that to hand sand some wedges I'll be making in the next few week (months)
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I'm remembering that second one. I'll use a jig like that to hand sand some wedges I'll be making in the next few week (months)
Your welcome...
I posted it in butchered blade some time back, for those that dont have a belt sander.
Mine was made to make large and small single pin wedges and double pin wedges.
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One thing is certain. You fellas have the manicure thing going on about like I do! :roflmao
Thats just the difference between making wedges without a jig to hold them with and without a jig. [emoji38]
I double sided foam tape them to the end of paint stir stick and rub them on a file lying flat on the bench, applying more pressure to one side and just taper one side, finish on sand paper. Enlarge the hole a bit to allow for the taper.
Eyeball, measure with calipers and test fit. Keep old wedges for patterns and thickness templates.
I do like the jigs, will have to make one for the belt sander, Thanks.
I'll have to give this a try.. I struggled very hard in making the wedge of my first set of scales. Thanks for the post.
I've also made brass wedges with the jig, by c-clamping a file to my work table, being I dont use power tools.
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I like the smell, when walking around the barn.[emoji6]