T/D drilling jig accuracies

Started by Kopper1013, February 28, 2019, 06:14:28 PM

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Kopper1013

Trust me I appreciate all this thought you guys are giving....I guess this jig dose have a 27/64 hole and that is pretty close to dead nuts it's the 1/4" hole that's doing the walking...I'll spend some more time with it and see if I can't get her a little closer.... if I had a super cool drum sander like you guys that would definitely be the easiest way :goldtooth:
Primitive archery gives yourself the maximum challenge while giving the animal the maximum chance to escape- G. Fred Asbell

Crooked Stic

That jig pictured looks to me needs to have longer vise parts on each side. Any wiggle will be more out of the holding part I would think.
High on Archery.

Mark R

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Once tight I have no wiggle at all on mine, I have had no problems with it, if I did I suppose I could shim a little and or add straight pieces to either side to make the vise clamps longer or to make up for a not so perfect block, various solutions, or just go back to Ed's place and get a refund or new one. My drill guides have no slop and are center'd so no bit walking, can't think of a better jig tool. Kopper I hope you get it figured out if not give Ed a call. Don't know who you bought it from if it was purchased from a second party maybe it was damaged some how :dunno:

Roy from Pa

How about if you used a forsnter drill bit?

Think that would help with side support on the inside wall of the jig hole?

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