:roll:Let's see....
The outer bit goes in the tube and there is a hole in the relative center.
Yep....
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Tried my luck, my butt . . . those look perfect!
Well first I drew the plans on my plywood, and drilled a 1.5 inch hole in all of them, and sanded them out until they were a good fit for 38mm loc tubing. Then I cut around (as best I could) with a band saw.i agree with rocketlaw haha
how did you make those? to you have the router attachment or is that all free hand?
looks great
Matt
Thanks! I just need to cut the fins out, and get my shock cord, then this puppy flies!Good Job Upscaler! They look like they fit just fine.
I have been looking at those, how do they work? can you set them to any size you want or is there certain notches in it for certain sizes? because the crayon's tubing is a weird diameter.I use a Japser jig
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and a router. cuts perfect everytime. just remember to adjust for inner or outer diameter.
Tom
It goes by 1/16" sizes,,, if you need something different, instead of a .250" router bit,, up or down size the bit,, and you could get any size you want.I have been looking at those, how do they work? can you set them to any size you want or is there certain notches in it for certain sizes? because the crayon's tubing is a weird diameter.
but for other instances, the router is not a bad idea, such as a future project i have planned, a 38mm deuces wild.
It would be relatively easy for anyone with a lathe to turn centering rings of any size and the center hole would be nearly perfectly centered.how did you make those?
True, but I didn't use a lathe.It would be relatively easy for anyone with a lathe to turn centering rings of any size and the center hole would be nearly perfectly centered.