Handy Layout/Reference for drill bits and taps
Author: Tom Davenhall
Comments: Submitted by: Sean OShea Date: 2009-04-20 20:41
Pattern used to lay out a board - 3/4" pine, to hold taps and drills near drill press. Drive hole slightly larger than tap on drill trough board & then screw another board 1/8" or sheet metal on back to keep drills and taps from falling through when you pick the board up.
Assembly - First sprayed board flat white & then laid out using as a guide with a coat of clear lacquer or poly or whatever over so it remains readable after soot falls on it.
This sure makes reaching the right drill and tap a lot easier.
or just use it as a reference if you don't need a stand - maybe it will save some time.
-created by Tom Davenhall - October 2007
PDF LINK
Davenhall_Tap_Board.pdf
Assembly - First sprayed board flat white & then laid out using as a guide with a coat of clear lacquer or poly or whatever over so it remains readable after soot falls on it.
This sure makes reaching the right drill and tap a lot easier.
or just use it as a reference if you don't need a stand - maybe it will save some time.
-created by Tom Davenhall - October 2007
PDF LINK
Davenhall_Tap_Board.pdf