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 ARCHIVED TOPIC: DIY Wooden pegs with a drill press


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mike gregory - Posted - 04/01/2015:  08:38:00


If you don't have a reamer, you might just grind a spade-style drill bit to the taper you want.



Anyway, I have a tapered reamer, with a bit of a stub, so it CAN be chucked in a drill bit.



And, because the peg is made to the same angle as the reamer, it should work well, without a lot of final adjusting.



 




Making wooden pegs 1- The reamer


Making wooden pegs 2- drill press


Making wooden pegs 3- Grinder? Aligned her!


Making wooden pegs 4- Dowel stock in drill press


Making wooden pegs 5- The daily Grind


Making wooden pegs 6- A touch of sandpaper


Making wooden pegs 7 - So far so good

mike gregory - Posted - 04/01/2015:  08:41:18




All it needs now is a hole for the string, and the sides flattened for a better grip.



 


FRAILER57 - Posted - 04/01/2015:  09:06:21


where there's a will, there is a way. Nice job,mike.



Kevin


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