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Uber Contributer
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New Style of drilling
1) The waste of the wood or carbon will go to base of the drill jig 2) It avoide damging your drill bit and drill base 3) It will give accurecy to 99% 4) Can be tighted by hand no need tools 5) Made for the same all Desert aircraft drill jig or any similar thread This Drill jig is tested on over than 25 diffrent props and diffrent engine sizes. Item Ser. no 0001 Designed and made by Mr. Butti Suwaidan for further info's contact mr.Butti on his email Butti_suwaidan@hotmail.com Thanx Last edited by S.Dubai; 11-05-2009 at 02:33 PM. Reason: adding pic |
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Super Genius
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That jig would allow the prop to splinter out on the back.
I bolt my props to a scrap piece of wood to drill into to prevent the back from splintering.
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Fly it like you stole it!
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the base plate is made from metal which is much better than putting a peice of wood right ?
if any suggestion on this item please tell me =) |
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Super Genius
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If you had a replacable wood disk between your jig and the prop the drill bit will continue to drill through the wood disk and prevent the splintering from break through.
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Bad-ass Super Contributer!
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Also the "waste" will still go up because thats how the bit rotates.
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Doo It! Doo It!
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That's just a copy of the Evolution prop drill jig!
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I don't get this for an idea !!!!!!!
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Bad-ass Super Pooper
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LOL!!! Talk about great ideas without foresight. Dude, have you ever drilled a prop? Listen to what everyone here is saying. You will be splintering the prop as the drill bit cuts thru. Hope you have'nt made more than one. You will be sitting on them for a while until you decide to market them as scented votive candle holders. Goodluck.
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Bad-ass Super Contributer!
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unfortunately, it's an epic fail on several levels....
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Bad-ass Super Pooper
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The Kings Minion
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You still have to bring the drill bit in and out of the hole while drilling to allow the shavings to exit. I've never drilled a prop and had that happen by itself. I've also never splintered the back of a prop.
Nice try, but really not something of any benefit.
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