Project Information
Boys and Girls, just a quick dirty little project to ensure dust doesn't settle in the workshop… no long narratives (planned) nor videos taken (also not planned).
C19 has coerced me into the purchase of another tool/jig that came "loosely" shoved into a tubular package. (Click on the link and this might justy make some sense.)
Upon opening the package, several pieces must have been enthralled in completing the journey from England to Australia as they immediately rolled off the bench and kissed the concrete floor.
This idolatry of false gods had to be terminated immediately.
Sometimes a confinement box for tools may percolate some civil libertarians' abhorrence of jails, however, banging about in the open would be considered offensive to some of our censors, so I compromised to make a rack for the components, to keep them together and out of mischief.
Typically the first port of call was a cask and the 2nd. was SketchUp…
![]()
followed by the laser.
![]()
The first cut… well not the actual cut, but the 1st. prototype,
![]()
omitted provision for the TCT bit(s) so a quick re-design with an addition of a "wall mounting" plate,,
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
New design was re-cut, glued, test fitted and finally screwed up.
For anyone owning the Parf Guide Mk.II that has lost their TCT bit(s) and may want my first "cut", will be called upon to reimburse the postage or if you consider that too costly, fly over to Churchill and collect… anytime, as I'm retired and C19 regulations forbid me to leave the house.
C19 has coerced me into the purchase of another tool/jig that came "loosely" shoved into a tubular package. (Click on the link and this might justy make some sense.)
Upon opening the package, several pieces must have been enthralled in completing the journey from England to Australia as they immediately rolled off the bench and kissed the concrete floor.
This idolatry of false gods had to be terminated immediately.
Sometimes a confinement box for tools may percolate some civil libertarians' abhorrence of jails, however, banging about in the open would be considered offensive to some of our censors, so I compromised to make a rack for the components, to keep them together and out of mischief.
Typically the first port of call was a cask and the 2nd. was SketchUp…
followed by the laser.
The first cut… well not the actual cut, but the 1st. prototype,
omitted provision for the TCT bit(s) so a quick re-design with an addition of a "wall mounting" plate,,
New design was re-cut, glued, test fitted and finally screwed up.
For anyone owning the Parf Guide Mk.II that has lost their TCT bit(s) and may want my first "cut", will be called upon to reimburse the postage or if you consider that too costly, fly over to Churchill and collect… anytime, as I'm retired and C19 regulations forbid me to leave the house.
