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A milling machine and some aluminum
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Buddy made this yesterday. Swivel drill jig.







For this. Maple stock, FN in 375 H&H. Leupy mounts,



Crossbolts installed, just in case.



Pachy pad



 
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Forgive my ignorance, Rich: how does the jig work?
 
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I love machined parts. But I install sling studs by eye. perfectly.
 
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Thanks, I guess a drill could easily slip while making the hole without it.
 
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You center punch it first.
 
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You center punch it first.


Until this thread, a jig had never occurred to me.
 
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You center punch it first.


Until this thread, a jig had never occurred to me.


Bradpoint bits.
 
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Yes, I actually have a set of brad point bits but rarely use them; but those would work; but you still have to mark a starting point.
I just eyeball them. Dead straight and true.
 
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How to complicate something so simple.

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Pretty cool little rig.
The milling of ones own creation is the fun part. Or as some dead actor once said, "because I can"!

Neat jig for drilling steel round stock wood dowels or copper tubing or rod stock. Trust me, toss it and you'll need it 8 years later.


Life itself is a gift. Live it up if you can.
 
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