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About LinkBacksHere is a simple way to drill hexagonal holes. No filing is needed.
http://rick.sparber.org/dhh.pdf
The basic idea can be extended to drilling any polygon.
Here is a simple way to drill hexagonal holes. No filing is needed.
http://rick.sparber.org/dhh.pdf
The basic idea can be extended to drilling any polygon.
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Sweet!!! I was thinking along those lines for a small tool Idea I want to make!
Some more on the same topic
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Paul Jones (Dec 23, 2014)
That is amazing and opens up a whole new line of possibilities of drilling other types of polygons. Thank you for sharing this video.
Simple applied math can be a very powerful tool in the shop.
Cool! GREAT post as usual, Rick!
In the past I build many holes using this method, not so enhanced with the math but it works very well.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Sorry my mistakes in english.
to share your tip >>> http://www.homemadetools.net/forum/tool-tips-tricks/ <<<
Glad to be of service.
Hi all it,s nice to see all the work yous do....I am new to metel work,i jest got a welder and the first thing I would to make is a brike,,,if anyone got some time iwould love some help II would like to start small,,,,,thank you Richard
Thanks for sharing a very well-written article Rick. Textbook quality!
Al
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