PapaL
@twentydegreeedge
7 years agoForum Replies Created
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I have an odd knack for finding things on google. Not too much info but at least it exists. And you can see the search string I used. Then went to google images.
-papaL
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You’d cut one plate short so that one plate is mounted on the WE and then weld a nut on the bottom portion of the shorter plate. The short plate doesn’t get clamped in the WE. But, that will only work ‘efficiently’ if the 2 plates don’t have any flex to them.
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JGreat video!!! Love seeing time paparazzi Working on some shots tonight with my son, juniorL, while he sharpens a Bubba blade 9” Stiffie. Yes, that’s a knife.
-PapaL
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Redheads,
Totally missed your post before I posted. Looks good!
Looks like you sharpened some of the jig. Lol!!!
The only tough part is you can’t tap a lower hole and use a set screw to create back pressure cause the material is so thin.
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The plates were at Lowe’s in the specialty hardware section in one of the drawers marked ‘hobby’.
The static cling is from work, I work for a sign company and we print on it. Trying to think of where one could pick it up at a local store, but can’t visualize who would have it.
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