Roll over jig
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Roll over jig
Pinched from another forum - roll over jig in timber. I would want a few more bolts and perhaps thicker section timber - but I like the simplicity of it!
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DAVIDMCCULLOUGH
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Re: Roll over jig
All very well until you set it on fire with the welding!!!!!!
Too many Minors so little time.....
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GeorgeHurst
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Re: Roll over jig
That's awesome! 
I have designed mine to work in a similar way but am waiting to get the box section to make it, I might just make it in timber... a sturdier version of that would be ideal I would imagine
I have designed mine to work in a similar way but am waiting to get the box section to make it, I might just make it in timber... a sturdier version of that would be ideal I would imagine
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MarkyB
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Re: Roll over jig
I like the simplicity of it too.
I'd use 2 quadrants each end with some off cuts sandwiched in between to keep them rigid.
I'd use 2 quadrants each end with some off cuts sandwiched in between to keep them rigid.
"Once you break something you will see how it was put together"