Yes daniel, that is it.I think he is trying to explain this.
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Instead of a wood + nail, the author is using the mill vise with an old drill bit.
I had this screenshot from another SOS built saved on my phone.
Cheers
Daniel
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Yes daniel, that is it.I think he is trying to explain this.
View attachment 315589
Instead of a wood + nail, the author is using the mill vise with an old drill bit.
I had this screenshot from another SOS built saved on my phone.
Cheers
Daniel
I would suggest employing a good X-Y table alsoFor very light cuts, you can use a drill press if you don’t have a mill. Go easy on the side force though because a drill press spindle does not have thrust bearings for side forces, only axial force. Use the shortest mill bit you can to go eat on the drill. I once milled the buttstock for an MP-44 sturmgewehr rifle using just a drill press from walnut.
Precisely, Phil! Very useful.I would suggest employing a good X-Y table also
Oh I see. The old screw point is fixed as a pivot, the piece of wood is moved along that fixed point so the milling is always running along the curve. One just has to be careful moving the piece of wood along the axis.I think he is trying to explain this.
View attachment 315589
Instead of a wood + nail, the author is using the mill vise with an old drill bit.
I had this screenshot from another SOS built saved on my phone.
Cheers
Daniel
