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Name: jig and fixture design 1920
Format: pdf
Size: 16.95 MB

Title: Jig and fixture design, a treatise covering the principles of jig and fixture design, the important constructional details, and many different types of work-holding devices used in interchangeable manufacture
Author: Jones, Franklin Day, 1879-1967
Language: N/A
Year: 2005
Subjects: Crafts, Home Design & Décor, Nonfiction
Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
ISBN: 9781558707092
Total pages: 344

Simple, Astonishingly Effective Jigs You've Never Seen Anywhere Else
Add speed, accuracy and ease to almost every operation in your shop with this book of 16 ingenious jigs, clever workshop aids and amazing devices that you simply cannot buy in any store. These jigs are the helping hands that turn a bench-pounding frustrating glue-up into a calm, controlled and confident operation. They're the things that tool manufacturers should have added to all your tools, and they're the time-saving shortcuts you wish you'd thought of.
• Cut accurate tenons on any curved shape with a one-piece table saw jig.
• Trick your drill press to bore accurate mortises at any conceivable angle.
• Sculpt elegant raised-panel doors with the safest and most adjustable jig ever.
• Turn parts of any length (yes, any length) without ever moving your lathe's tool rest.
• Secure parts of any shape to your bench with ever-obedient bench dogs and dirt-simple cradles.
• Draw accurate arcs and circles that are out of range of all commercial compasses.