Another place selling AK build tools !

[abpt1]

http://www.gunthings.com/

[Tx Dogblaster]

Brad has some pretty good tools. I have a couple of his jigs and don't have any complaints. He's a good guy to deal with too!

[abpt1]

Cool I am thinking about getting a RPK front trunnion fixture .

[Tx Dogblaster]

I use this one all the time... It makes life easy!

http://www.gunthings.com/akdrillfixture.jpg

[hawk1911]

I dont currently have any kits left to build. I love his tools, just cant afford them. So I copy them as best I can.

[Blacksmith]

I use this one all the time... It makes life easy!

http://www.gunthings.com/akdrillfixture.jpg

There is another option.

http://i1008.photobucket.com/albums/af204/Blacksmith66/DSC01564.jpg

http://i1008.photobucket.com/albums/af204/Blacksmith66/DSC01570.jpg

[Tx Dogblaster]

That's a NICE setup Blacksmith! Especially if a person has a big table to work with. It would be a lot more precise than the Gunthings jig but for us without the luxury of a mill or a large drill press that are limited to bench top drill presses the Gunthins jig (or adaptation thereof) works great.

[Blacksmith]

That's a NICE setup Blacksmith! Especially if a person has a big table to work with. It would be a lot more precise than the Gunthings jig but for us without the luxury of a mill or a large drill press that are limited to bench top drill presses the Gunthins jig (or adaptation thereof) works great.

Thanks. It’s just one of the Mini Mills. But I like it.

The Mill table does make it easy. But it is possible to mount one on a drill press table. The difference between the mill and the drill press table is that I only have to secure it once for the 3 holes. On a drill press, I would have to loosen it and manually line it up with the bit. I imagine you would have to do the same thing with that tool. But I can see how it might save a little time. IMO just purchasing a Mill table for the drill press would be a better investment. http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?PMAKA=201-2826&PMPXNO=951820&PARTPG=INLMK3
It would not be a Mill but it would be a Tool that would get well used. rather than something that only serves one purpose.

[abpt1]

Thanks. It’s just one of the Mini Mills. But I like it.

The Mill table does make it easy. But it is possible to mount one on a drill press table. The difference between the mill and the drill press table is that I only have to secure it once for the 3 holes. On a drill press, I would have to loosen it and manually line it up with the bit. I imagine you would have to do the same thing with that tool. But I can see how it might save a little time. IMO just purchasing a Mill table for the drill press would be a better investment. http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?PMAKA=201-2826&PMPXNO=951820&PARTPG=INLMK3
It would not be a Mill but it would be a Tool that would get well used. rather than something that only serves one purpose.


Yes that is a much better option I think I will go with.

Thanks Blacksmith !

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[Blacksmith]

Yes that is a much better option I think I will go with.

Thanks Blacksmith !

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No problem.
I buy most my Tools from Enco. Great stuff!

I was shocked at how inexpensive the tables have become. Several years ago I priced them out at around $200.00.
That’s when I decided to buy my Mill.
BTW
Here is something ells you might find useful. They are designed to work with the table. and with a little engineering you can clamp damn near anything.
http://www.harborfreight.com/58-piece-combination-step-block-and-clamp-set-3-8-eighth-inch-16-nc-studs-1-2-half-inch-clamps-5952.html

[Blacksmith]

Scratch the Harbor freight link. I just saw these at Enco.
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT
The link doesn’t seem to work?
It’s a clamping set similar to mine for $29.00
Model #505-6544 Master Catalog Page 740

[alpo]

Thanks for the link :thumbsup:

[abpt1]

Thanks again ! I will update you guys once I get paid LOL !

[abpt1]

BTT for ref.