excellent idea, I very much like the simplicity of the design and that it is adjustable via number of turns. will definitely build this. thanks for sharing.
whipped one out yesterday with scrap i had. slightly different. works great. a lot quicker and probably just as good or better than the others i have seen. good idea!
Thank you for the words. Blondie hacks one is a really gorgeous piece of precision but I think it only fits one size of punches or a limited range of sizes. With this one I can use those that I want with the desired spacing.
I didn't see it in other comments... I was thinking that you could use just the top part, with magnets, to work on Ferrous metals, and double-side tape to attach to anything non-magnetic, so that you could put lettering on any size material, at an arbitrary location... probably want to use a carpenter's or combination square for locating the jig on larger pieces... otherwise, very nice, very simple! I guess that you could add movement in the 'Y direction, as well, for multi-line spacing without moving the base.
This is the best JIG I have seen so far. Thank you for sharing. May I ask? What dimension is the L iron profile you are using? 25 x 25 mm or 30 x 30 mm ??
Wow! Excelente "jig"... Quando precisar irei recorrer ao teu vídeo para ter umas ideias. Muito bom sim senhor. Thanks for sharing! You got yourself a new subscriber.
Great design. I know how to buy all the parts except for two shapes in the top, lets call them the box and the slider. Are they available off-the-shelf, or did you have to weld or otherwise make them?
I'm assuming that you are talking about the piece that makes the punches advance. If so, it is a flat bar (~5 - 1 cm) in which I cut a groove/slot with with the angle grinder with the same width as the L shaped part. Then I welded to small plates so that when you rotate the threaded rod the slotted part advances smoothly.
This is by far the best jig that I have seen
Thanks you for giving idea for making Uniform & Adjustable Space jig.
Best one yet! Easily gives uniform spacing and works with any size stamps. I'll be making one....thanks.
This seems like something that should be patented!
Absolutely the best jig I’ve seen. Excellent idea my friend. 👍🏻
excellent idea, I very much like the simplicity of the design and that it is adjustable via number of turns. will definitely build this. thanks for sharing.
Very clever, Seen a few of these jigs, but this one is awesome!
whipped one out yesterday with scrap i had. slightly different. works great. a lot quicker and probably just as good or better than the others i have seen. good idea!
nice job. I remember watching blondie hacks one but I think this is nice simple design with more control
Thank you for the words. Blondie hacks one is a really gorgeous piece of precision but I think it only fits one size of punches or a limited range of sizes. With this one I can use those that I want with the desired spacing.
I was impressed with your ingenuity and great results. Thanks for posting!
Awesome. You should mass produce these and sell them.
Excellent idea and execution.......
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Great little idea.
Thanks for sharing.🙂
I didn't see it in other comments... I was thinking that you could use just the top part, with magnets, to work on Ferrous metals, and double-side tape to attach to anything non-magnetic, so that you could put lettering on any size material, at an arbitrary location... probably want to use a carpenter's or combination square for locating the jig on larger pieces... otherwise, very nice, very simple!
I guess that you could add movement in the 'Y direction, as well, for multi-line spacing without moving the base.
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you for sharing your ingenuity 💫
That worked perfectly!
good design. This could also work for leather stamping
Thanks! I never testes in leather but will probably work just fine.
This is the best JIG I have seen so far. Thank you for sharing.
May I ask? What dimension is the L iron profile you are using? 25 x 25 mm or 30 x 30 mm ??
really well done, great design
Very nice. Thanks for sharing
Wow! Excelente "jig"... Quando precisar irei recorrer ao teu vídeo para ter umas ideias. Muito bom sim senhor. Thanks for sharing! You got yourself a new subscriber.
Força aí!
That’s not a bad idea. This will be my weekend project.
I’m glad you find this interesting. Make it and improve it!
Tonosho metal stamps alignment tools, you can try
Great video and thanks for sharing! Very nicely done.
Nice! Very well done.
Nice job and thanks for posting this.
great jig
Superb, love it.
This is great. Did you weld all the black pieces? I’d love to make it but no welder 😂
Hola Ivo,
Bueno idea hace bien.
Would you sell this jig? At least the part with the threads in it. (I don't weld)
Where are you based?
Clever.
Great design. I know how to buy all the parts except for two shapes in the top, lets call them the box and the slider. Are they available off-the-shelf, or did you have to weld or otherwise make them?
I'm assuming that you are talking about the piece that makes the punches advance. If so, it is a flat bar (~5 - 1 cm) in which I cut a groove/slot with with the angle grinder with the same width as the L shaped part. Then I welded to small plates so that when you rotate the threaded rod the slotted part advances smoothly.
I'm surprised you can get anything done with all that racket in the background. I would be playing angrybirds in no time.
I´m waiting for someone to come up with a jig I can use while stamping Numbers and Letters into car Chassis.
If it's a flat surface, you can just use the top part clamped in some way to stamp the letter. The L bottom part is just to secure it on the vise.
Maybe strong magnets could help.
@@blubbietweeduizend Yes, I think tha magnets will work, particularly in an environment clear of metal chips.