is the "smart jig" from KnifeJigs.com any good?

kuraki said:
SHHHHHHHHHH I'm working on this to bridge the gap between Freehanders and Jig Grinders

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Saw that deal the other day! Anything to help our guys over sea's, but I don't see how helpful that would be! I would be afraid it would lock up, break, or not be able to get if off. But I'm sure they do things to prevent that. I would still shoot free hand though.

Daniel.


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There use to be a similar gadget for determing the cant of your rifle. It was called "Long Shot Micro Level". It was a $100 while it was well made and did work most people preferred to use a bubble level for rifle cant.

Micro Level went out of buisness:rolleyes:

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We've got an arm like that at work with a big hydraulic tapper. It's a pretty clever device. If a guy wanted to there's all kinds of things you could do with it. Use it as a tool balancer, etc. I set it up once with a die grinder and a cone burr to chamfer an odd geometry on a repeat part that would have been difficult/too costly to do in a machining center since it didn't need any other machining.
 
Nothing like gool ole paralleles. I've built quite a number of 4 link suspension systems using the basic concept.
 
Can't imagine lugging that thing into the field, let alone trying to put a bead on a target with it.
 
Imagine having an m240 on it instead and it makes a little more sense.
 
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