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Wear do I get the jige

Wear do I get this drilling jig

Hey Kyle!!!! John J told me about your TH-cam !!! Love to see you enjoying your passion & retirement

As a rank beginner this is a huge help. Thanks Kyle!

Nicely done!

This is great Kyle! Thank you!

Nice little jig. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎

i would have screamed if you had flipped it 90 and done a face flange... started doing that lately on the metal lathe, shallow angle or face tapers. noone seems to use the idea of taper turning attachments at right angles... take it a bit further, add a fixed stop, some links, pivots... you can carve parabolas and other curves with no sweat. and always repeatable.

Great video and I’m new to your channel. Where did you get the diameter measuring calipers you use? Never seen it before.

Cheers Kyle very well explained

Having just spend the last few days grinding and regrinding and regrinding bits... this is a perfectly times video. Thank you!

Kyle- Pretty brilliant! Where do you source the extrusions from? Thanks very much for this video - given me lots of ideas!

beautiful thinking!

Great jig! Very simple, yet very effective.

You never seen to use backer pieces when drilling through an arm bow. I find even with a very sharp brad point, the exit can really shred the wood. How are you achieving this? Extremely sharp bit? Drilling speed? Just strong wood that resists tearing out at the exit?

Ahh, brilliant, you've combined the pointer and tenon fit thing into one reversible piece.

Ive been putting together a cheap and cheerful version of this guide. I have to say - getting all the components to work together with no play is quite difficult. Hats off to you for your mastery of the McMaster catalogue. One of the most critical components is the bushing the extender rod sits in. If either part is .005 off it either doesn't fit, or wiggles - thus defeating the whole purpose. What is it inside - like a nylon or low friction plastic? Yours seems to have a perfect tolerance, it spins easily but is held perfectly in line with the target.

Brilliant work! After researching and struggling to understand all the mirror / laser / etc. techniques, I happened upon a random photo of a wood version of another design like this. After making my own wood version, someone on instagram pointed me towards your work. This is what I was looking for, a very well resolved, robust and thought out jig. I have a really hard time understanding angles - the 'connect the dots' idea behind this made sense to me for the first time. Thanks Kyle!

Super easy, super accurate and a pleasure to use…! Top notch quality tool/jig right here…

So cool! Never thought about setting it up horizontally. Thanks Kyle!

Your whole line up of tools, jigs and bits are dead accurate and top notch quality!

Great idea Kyle.

What is the measurement for the wood parts how long how wide and long and how wide are the end Pisces’s thanks for all your help sofas

Can I by one and wear

And can I get 5/8 OD 11/32ID drill bushing I can’t find them

Can I by plans from you thanks

Do you have instructions to make this and wear to get parts thanks Donald

Hi, this is amazing. Will it work with the veritas reamers?

Yay! I got the first like!

Yay! I got the first like!

Thank you for posting this.

Very smart idea!

Awesome video! This really clears up a lot of questions. I already have Shawn Murphy’s 6 degree reamer. Now I guess I have to order your Boring Jig! Probably should’ve bought it when I bought the spindle drilling guide and the stretcher jig! Lol. Anyway, it’s a pleasure to own such beautiful tools. Thank you Kyle!

Cheers Kyle, you and Peter are doing great work.

Thanks Kyle. Going to give this a go

Good job Kyle, I know it has been a long road to get here, but it looks like is has been well worth it. JPS

That is a cool fixture Kyle, good job!

what is the name and where did you get the stop collar?, nice jig