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Old 13-12-16, 00:18
Grant Bowker Grant Bowker is offline
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The jig was in the vice. I preheated the hinge stock before inserting it as you described. My thought was that I would limit the heat getting into the jig to reduce distortions. Most hinges took a second heating.
The jig rod was the same size as the hinge rods but to ensure a bit of clearance I did run a 33/64" drill down the barrel of the freshly made hinges. some didn't need any material removed, some did.
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