[modeleng] Re: Reynold jig chain
- From: "Robert S Logan" <robertlogan833@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <modeleng@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 May 2013 09:28:46 +1200
Hi there Jesse,
Looks like you need more lessons in reading, LOL.
The gaps between the links are full of air, called a space.
it is through this space that you place your drill bit, these
drill holes will come evenly spaced.
If you are drilling over a saddle tank or a smoke box, you
then get even spaced holes to put the rivets in nice and even.
GET IT ?
Bob
in
New Zealand.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jesse
Look Kangaroo lover, but it seems to me that the hardened chain would
dull most any drill including solid carbide.
Jesse
> Pay attention Unk! The chain is used as a spacing jig on curved surfaces
> for laying out rivet holes or whatever!
>
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