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Drawings and Models for June (Patreon)

Published:
2021-06-02 23:17:49
Imported:
2026-06

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Hey Patrons!

Here is the new link for the shared Patron drive where all my drawings, 3D models, and other project files live. Everything you've ever seen on my channel is here.

If you're new to Patreon, this link only lasts 30 days, so don't bother bookmarking it. I post a new one here each month. Enjoy, and thank you!

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AjEukTfa9GrpauR9ENcKu5q7Bhk?e=5UpIqj


Comments

Dean Williams

Blondi-Quinn, if you don't have a feature on an end cap that needs holes in it, (like you had for those beautiful end caps) you can use a super-glue arbor and then press your piece between that super-glue arbor and a piece of hardwood for extra support using pressure from your tailstock. I'm made pieces in that manner up to about 5.5" with 1/16" brass and copper. Otherwise very similar to how you show, and when you finish take the piece outside and heat it with a propane or acet/air torch to make the super-glue release.

Dean Williams

BTW, those end caps came our REALLY nice! .................... Dean

Blondihacks
>>61755626

Indeed, I have shown superglue fixturing quite a bit on my channel. I didn't do it this time because roll forming puts pretty immense pressure on the part, and I didn't trust superglue to hold it. There's also a bunch of machining that happens on these plates, and copper is hard going, so I didn't think superglue was up to that either.

Peter W. Meek

Quinn, if you want that tubing cutter aligned perfectly, just close it on a piece of rod. Whatever position it takes is perfectly aligned with the rod - which can be easily aligned parallel to your drill or mill spindle axis.