feather boards from the past
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feather boards from the past
More lower viewer ship photos from Flickr about to go bye-bye. I think at least the information has been posted here before minus the photos of which only 55 people have looked at. These are some of the older ones dating back to 2006 so I think they moved from the yahoo area to this area...
So enjoy or skip it's up to you.
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So enjoy or skip it's up to you.
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{Knight of the Shopsmith} [Hero's don't wear capes, they wear dog tags]
I think these had even fewer views but they have come in handy a few times and they are cheap to build... all hardware I already had in my shop.
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{Knight of the Shopsmith} [Hero's don't wear capes, they wear dog tags]
This idea was so simple but I struggled for a long while before it came to me. To me this is one of the greats of my solutions. It may take you a few moments to understand it but when you do you will see just how handy this can be!
Sorry to see this one go but the clearing out goes on at Flickr.
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Sorry to see this one go but the clearing out goes on at Flickr.
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{Knight of the Shopsmith} [Hero's don't wear capes, they wear dog tags]
This is it for the feather board posts. The next couple of pictures show how it works. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
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Hi,
I'd say if it is brass then it was more then likely toilet bolts how ever this same looking hardware is also sold for making jigs and fixtures. In some cases there are carriage bolts used as well as slotted screws. Truth be told almost any hardware can be used so long as the head height is minimal.
Ed
I'd say if it is brass then it was more then likely toilet bolts how ever this same looking hardware is also sold for making jigs and fixtures. In some cases there are carriage bolts used as well as slotted screws. Truth be told almost any hardware can be used so long as the head height is minimal.
Ed
gk777 wrote:Was wondering if on the horizontal/vertical feather board if you used a toilet bolt? Any help with hardware would be appreciated?
Thanks
Greg
{Knight of the Shopsmith} [Hero's don't wear capes, they wear dog tags]
Ed,
thanks for the posts. guessing the purpose of that last jig took me a while (yeah, I can be real slow sometimes) until it finally sunk in that you had mounted it to a floating or extension table. nice!
I was just thinking yesterday that several of the things that I wanted to try would benefit from a T-track in the extension tables. this is a nice solution to that lack.
Ivan
thanks for the posts. guessing the purpose of that last jig took me a while (yeah, I can be real slow sometimes) until it finally sunk in that you had mounted it to a floating or extension table. nice!
I was just thinking yesterday that several of the things that I wanted to try would benefit from a T-track in the extension tables. this is a nice solution to that lack.
Ivan
Mark V (84) w/ jigsaw, belt sander, strip sander
ER10 awaiting restoration
ER10 awaiting restoration