Handbuilt to help you get lost
Just a couple of pictures of how twisted this frame fixture can get with not too much effort. It does take some elbow grease to twist it forward/back (driveside/non-driveside) without loosening the clamp's swivel thingy, but really easy to get it to swivel left/right without any effort at all. The access to the joints is... Continue Reading →
I've been meaning to provide an update on the Access 65 for awhile now and a recent comment on my previous post just reminded me to do that. Also realizing how many times I tried to find user-specific information on the jig before I bought it, I really want to give out as much info... Continue Reading →
I upgraded. The mini-mill wasn't cutting it so I ordered a new Grizzly 1006 milling machine. This thing is HEAVY, not relative to most builder's mills, but it's still 566 pounds! Had to get the truck to bring it up the driveway from UPS freight, get a friend to help me get it out of... Continue Reading →