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First aid kit is at the sink.
No Training is required to use this equipment
The drill press jig is for positioning and holding work while it is being drilled. The jig had two key features. The first is a fence with stops against which the work piece can be places with support on two sides. The second feature is rails on the other three sides which accommodate several types of clamps.
NOTE: This is an ongoing development project. Please suggest, or make, improvements. Please post to the Woodshop Club your ideas.
The jig is sits on a plywood hoder which sits on the drill press plate. Its fuction is to posistion and hold the the jig firmly with respect to the drill.
To remove the jig holder lift it. It is a friction fit. The holder has two positioning pieces which extend into slots on the drill press plate. The holder can be removed or replaced by moving vertically.
When the holder is in place the jig fit over the raised portion of the holde. The vertical fitting on top of the jig should be at the back, next to the piller.
The vertical fitting on top of the jig should be at the back, next to the pillar. The jig can be to positioned near the piler for a drill position more central.
Stops can be fitted to the fence to position the work piece left or right.
The work can be held on multiple sides using stops fitted to the fence and a back fence held by finger tight screws in the side rails.
Use the vertical stops on the drill to stop the drill from over penetrating the jig base.
The intention is to fit a sacraficial insert which can be replaced.
If extra stability is required the jig can be clampted to the metal drill press base from the underside of the jig rails.
The screws fit in the rails on the top and bottom of the rails and at the face of the fence. The clamp is tightened with eithers screw heads, wing nuts or threaded knobs. Each rail has one open end. Note parallel rails open on opposite sides of the jig.