If you mark the spot for your hole with a pencil dot, how do you position the guide so that you will be drilling in that exact spot? Thank you.
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I would thread your chosen bit (the bit has not been chucked up yet) through the appropriate hole while lifting the drill guide a bit so you can see the tip of your bit and your pencil mark. Then press the bit tip into your pencil mark so the bit doesn't change positions when you ease the drill guide down on the wood. Now clamp the drill guide in place so it can't move, while continuing to hold it in place with your free hand. Now chuck the bit and drill your hole, knowing that you will drill through your pencil mark.
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Gorella glue and yes, I drilled a hole. Make sure you are in the correct position on the draw so it slids well. Draw a outline of the old one if that is possible.
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The bottom of the guide is V shaped so that it can be used to drill through a pipe or dowell. The V shape allows it to sit on the side of a pipe and will provide a guide to run a bit right through the middle. Since it sides are square, it is possible to hold it in a corner while drilling. I did not and had not thought of using it in this manner, however. This should work, although I have not tried to do it. It worked perfectly to do straight holes in 3/4" board on the ends.
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Hello Jim B. I drilled a 3/4" hole in a scrap of pine. The tip of the half round goes in however, it would be unsatisfactory for what you are doing. You might think about the round file in this set.
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Jim, I'm by no means am I an expert but I found if I mark the blade with a marker where I want it sharpened I can set the machine to that angle and get a knife sharp. There are markings on the machine but I find marking the blade is much more accurate! AGAIN... I'm no expert at sharpening. Through my trial and error that's my best answer... Hope that helps!
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Pull out the opening where you put the pencil, turn the black ring on the handle and remove the sharpener arm to take out the sharpening unit. (Just like you put it together) Then I used a large paper clip to push on the lead. It is easy to see when it is apart. Push on the lead until it pops out. Sometimes just shaking it into a trash can can also make it let go. Put the sharpener together and your off again to perfect sharpened pencils. :)
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5 Bring the diamond-tipped bit down to the plate, drilling a small initial indent about the size of your marker dot. Pour a little water into the plate to cool the bit and continue. Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how_7674179_drill-hole-china-plate.html
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As many as you want. When you realign the guide to drill the next set of holes, the positioning is perfect because you peg into the last hole drilled. I own one. If you have a very large scale project and need alot of speed, it may be to your benefit to own a larger jig. Every jig comes with a connector kit to hook to another and this can go as big as you can actually handle/control/manage the jig.
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If you can line current hole and put 2 holding pins, that would keep the holes aligned. Clamping would be next best way. If not then you would need to hold the block into the corner and start at the top hole; after you drill the first hole, put the holding pin in to keep it aligned for the holes, but it will still require you to hold the jig.
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Under the black thumb screw on the bar is a pin. The instructions tell you what size hole to drill, and how to set your cutting diameter.
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You should be able to press down on the top button and hold it down. This will inturn push the prongs our from the tip of the pencil allowing the lead to slid out. From there you can adjust how much lead you want sticking out from the tip. When you release the top button, the prongs will go back to its natural position hence holding the lead in place. Hope this video helps, http://m.youtube.com/watchv=THmIBqqn8Ss
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There are two ways to do it:1) Pull off the entire colored piece at the top of the pencil (it contains the eraser and includes the pocket clip) and drop the lead into the barrel.2) While depressing the button that extends the lead, you can insert lead pieces into the tip where they come out (if lead is already in the tip, you can simply push it through).
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The tip is mighty sharp. It doesn't actually make a hole in anything but is used to make a little indent in your drilling surface so your drill bit doesn't float when you do try to make a precision hole. You can also put your drill bit beside the tip and confirm the size that way. If the bit is wider than the tip of the punch then good, if its the same size then there you go. The size of this punch is like around the size of ball point pin so its not going to make a great big pilot indent...
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Notice that on the cartridge, there is a raised dot, make sure it is lined up with the notch. Push into place.
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It should click into place. If it's not clicking, put in and then twist to line up the locking dot.
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There is a grooved cut-out on the pencil body which sits under the clip part of the pencil. If you pull straight up on the colored top the two pieces should separate and then you drop the leads into the little lead holder thing inside, put the two pieces back together and you are ready to roll! (or should I say, 'write' :-) )
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The site includes roughly 2 parts- then some nuts and 2 screws. first put the two black screws through the metal bracket and then screw them into the two holes on the bow. let me clarify- hold the bow grip with the left hand, like your going to shoot it, now from YOUR view, (the way you see it while holding the bow right now), the rubber arrow "rest" should go on the left side of bow (above your hand), the site "bracket" should go on the right side (opposite the arrow rest). Which way you put the bracket on is irrelevent (really) because either way works...just make sure that the "slot" (that's the skinny curved cut-out place in the bracket) is facing away from you (again while your holding the bow). Now, pick up the long brass "pin"; it has a red or white dot painted on the end of it. Real quick take that pin with your right hand and slide it thru the curved bracket slot so that the painted dot is sticking out on the side of the arrow rest. the dot should be above the rubber arrow rest. Now you get the point, yes it's loose and not attached but just use the locking nuts to get the pin locked in. Example: put one lock nut on pin (while it's pulled out of bracket), screw it way down...now put the pin thru the bracket again...now put another nut on and squeeze the bracket by tightening both nuts. IN THE END (again you are holding and viewing the bow like your going to shoot it...grip in your left hand) you want the pin all the way at the bottom of the curved adjusting "slot", with the painted little dot above the rubber arrow rest. tighten it there. put an arrow in the rubber arrow rest, pull it back, put the painted dot on the target and let it fly. adjust the dots position accordingly. That's all there is to the site. if you get that built it doesn't matter how many of the lock nuts you use or if the indent on the bracket is going left or right.