--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, Johnathan Corgan <jcorgan@a...> wrote: > Phil wrote: > > > With my cross sliding vice... > > Any recommendations on a sliding vice that has metered action (hash > marks on the controls for 10 mil increments or whatever)? I took at > look at what was available locally at Harbor Freight and they were all > rather large and crude, with a lot of slop. They also were too high for > a Dremel drill press to have any stroke left. > > I imagine something made for use by jewelers would be more suitable than > a typical machine shop cross-vice. > > -Johnathan Make your own. Couple pieces of wood. some plastic from old milk bottles. some springs and presto ! you have an axis. a 1/4-20 thread offers one turn for 50 mil so all you need to do is add a round shaft knob that you can put marks on. We spoke about this some time ago and the use was for a foot operated drill press. you moved the part to your location then stepped on the foot lever. Use a solenoid to drive the drill and you are halfway to a full CNC driller ! Dave
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Re: to drill or not to dril?
2004-03-25 by Dave Mucha
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