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  1. #16
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    I must ask. Any photos?

  2. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by pal View Post
    Make this little jig and finish your knobs on the sander.The holes will be in the center of the knobs when you are finished.

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    Harold




    Harold, unless you're a member and logged on at the router forum where that pic you've put up is hosted, no one will see it.

    This is is all I can see

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    I must ask. Any photos?
    Sure, but I need to go visit them first. Then I'll post pics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CAG View Post
    In terms of holding the 'wheel' to drill the hole in it with the forstner bit, two pieces of scrap timber with curved inside edges to hold the wheel could be clamped in many ways; G clamps, F clamps, quickgrip type clamps, but easier in a machine vice.

    Cut a 'wheel' out of a piece of timber, cut the waste in two as shown, sand the cut faces so that, when put back together, they have a slightly football shaped hole in them small enough to securely clamp a wheel between them.

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    Craig

    Craig this is just what I've been looking for to solve a similar 'concentric holesaws' dilemma. Thanks!

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