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From: Rob Date: Fri Aug 31 04:29:33 2007 |
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========[ Invite a Friend - http://www.ganoksin.com/invite.htm ]======== Very adjustable flexshaft holder. The hanging flexshaft holders on my benchs are made out of 20 to 24 inches of 3/8 black iron pipe with a piece of 5/16 in cold rolled rod bent into an inverted L. The part which sticks inside the pipe has a set collar with a set screw so the hight is adjustable. The swinging end has a 2 in 45 degree V bent into the outermost end. I can have the flexshaft mounted on the end hanging down. Or with the flexshaft mounted near the upright shaft, and the flexable shaft portion suspended by1/8 in brass hooks. they can be of differient lengths 4 " or up to 12 ". This allows the flexable shaft to be partly supported and free to swing in and out. The pipe is threaded to fit into a 4 hole pipe flange which is mounted at the back corner of the bench. The pipe, if broken can be removed from the flange and rethreaded and so is reuseable. I use one of these for a Foredom H model ( heavy ) and have no problems. It can be adjusted up or down, flexshaft in or out to the end., freehanging or supported by brass hooks, And is free to swing in or out. I have a piece of 1/8 " brass which is twisted like a spring with the end sticking so as to hold 3 or4 Optovisors handy but out of the way. This fits a standard 20 " deep bench. Buy 4 - 1 1/4" screws and make sure the heads are big enough to fit the flange.. Buy a 4 hole pipe flange for 3/8 pipe. Buy a piece if 3/8 pipe 20 " to 24 " long and have one end threaded 38 NPT pipe thread. Buy 48 " of 5/16 cold rolled round shaft. Buy 1 - 5/16 set collar ( with a allen set screw ) . Buy 1 - 36 " long 1/8 brass brazing rod= - Total cost $ 10 dollars for each at any hardwarestore. Do you have unsightly holes in your bench because you bought a used bench like I did or made changes to your bench ? Then buy a package of bamboo skewers and some wood glue glue. Dip the bamboo skewers into the glue and drive into the holes then cut off the skewers. When the glue is dried in a few hrs, sand the spot flat and smooth. You have a new bench top. ROBB. ____________________________________________________________________ T h e O r c h i d L i s t Open Electronic Forum for Jewelry Manufacturing Methods and Procedures ____________________________________________________________________ Orchid FAQ: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/faq.htm Orchid Archives: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/archive Orchid Galleries: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/orchid/gallery.htm Invite a Friend: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/invite.htm ____________________________________________________________________ Tips From The Jeweler's Bench - Article Archive ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/borisat/tip_sear.htm The Jeweler's Selected Bibliography List ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/jewelry-books Buy Orchid Jewelry: ~ http://www.ganoksin.com/shop ____________________________________________________________________ -Unsubscribe: -Email: orchid-request AT ganoksin.com Body=unsubscribe subject=blank ____________________________________________________________________ |
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