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I needed to face both sides of these extrusion slices. |
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Using one of the slices to load the jaws I found the edges
and cut a .075" wide by .05 deep step. |
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The jaws are mild steel and cut easily. |
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The other side. |
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After running the cutter into the screw on the moveable jaw
I decided to recess it further... |
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Taken apart. |
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I ground a flat bottom drill. |
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Drilled with a regular drill to depth. |
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Then used the flat bottom drill to counterbore. |
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Now it's easy to face the slices. You could even make soft
jaws for the Taig vise easily. |
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What are the slices for? Well
earrings of course. |