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    Default Things I've Made

    Here are a few of the items I have made to help in tying jigs.

    MY TOOL CADDY
    Name:  IMG_1737tool caddy.JPG
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    FLASH HOLDER
    Name:  IMG_1738glow tubes.JPG
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Size:  38.3 KB

    DOUBLE FLASH HOLDER
    Name:  IMG_1739flash tubes.JPG
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    CHENILLE HOLDER & JIG RACK
    Name:  IMG_1740chenille rack.JPG
Views: 439
Size:  41.3 KB

    MY STAINLESS ROTARY VISE
    Name:  IMG_1742my rotary vise.JPG
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    Keep your line tight !

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slabologist View Post
    Here are a few of the items I have made to help in tying jigs.

    MY TOOL CADDY
    Name:  IMG_1737tool caddy.JPG
Views: 458
Size:  42.7 KB

    FLASH HOLDER
    Name:  IMG_1738glow tubes.JPG
Views: 455
Size:  38.3 KB

    DOUBLE FLASH HOLDER
    Name:  IMG_1739flash tubes.JPG
Views: 455
Size:  52.9 KB

    CHENILLE HOLDER & JIG RACK
    Name:  IMG_1740chenille rack.JPG
Views: 439
Size:  41.3 KB

    MY STAINLESS ROTARY VISE
    Name:  IMG_1742my rotary vise.JPG
Views: 421
Size:  38.3 KB

    I really like your flash holders!Where did you get them?

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    Great ideas guys

    Fatman

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    Quote Originally Posted by Len View Post
    I really like your flash holders!Where did you get them?
    Len
    those are some plastic tubes that I got from work. We package some parts in them and these were some they were throwing away. They are 3/4 & 1 inch in diameter. I just took a wood bit and drilled a hole in a piece of wood and shoved them in.


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