[How-To] Things I have made

Some pictures of another saw accessory, and was made to be used on mills in shop too. A threaded hold down plate.

Basically found biggest piece of plate that could fit in saw vice, and drilled and tapped 1/2” and 3/8” holes in a square pattern. I usually use mill hold downs to hold parts that I need to orientate certain ways to saw. Has worked much better than a c-clamp like we used to use.

I also made holes that line up with both milling machine tables in the shop, so it can be used there to as needed. I think I’ve only used it one time on the milling machine, but nice that it can do several different jobs.
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Just another idea. I picked up a scrap deep fryer from a friend. I took one of the stainless pans and basket into work to put coolant in so when I’m grinding something on the shop made sanding disc machine, I can put the part in the basket to cool it down and easily pick it back out without having to put entire hand in coolant.
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Some pictures of another saw accessory, and was made to be used on mills in shop too. A threaded hold down plate.

Basically found biggest piece of plate that could fit in saw vice, and drilled and tapped 1/2” and 3/8” holes in a square pattern. I usually use mill hold downs to hold parts that I need to orientate certain ways to saw. Has worked much better than a c-clamp like we used to use.

I also made holes that line up with both milling machine tables in the shop, so it can be used there to as needed. I think I’ve only used it one time on the milling machine, but nice that it can do several different jobs.
37902c3c887da922bbcece861107952e.jpg

b247a32e36ea351cba4fe9ee2b7e6eed.jpg

2a8126ba11f18631eebd8490b97d2693.jpg

114bfdd4d0a74c963c517b93f14a55e9.jpg

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Just today, I was trying to figure out how to hold this odd-shaped part in my bandsaw. Now I know!
 
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