Posted: Sun Dec 05, 2010 3:30 pm
Yes. The pics are a little outdated, but they show the design. I've made a few upgrades, but they don't affect how the system works.
But I tell ya... my machinist wont be happy, drill bits are hard mo.os
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Not a problem, your machinest most likely has it on hand as it's a commonly used item to begin with, and he'll know how to work with it. The stuff I get is easily cut/machined before hardening and tempering.
If not...316 stainless is a decent substitute.
Saefroch...hardening and tempering are different processes and should not be confused. This is basic, but was found quickly..
http://www.woodcentral.com/russ/russ10.shtml