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Knife Makers File Guide- File Guide

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More blocks are available in sets of 50 or 100. Delivery time is about 2 weeks from purchase. Thanks....
 
I am also now able to get these block with no holes. Just precision solid blocks. These are the same price. Thanks
 
Go on to page 1 of this post to see a picture. They make a fairly nice filing guide.
 
Guides back in stock!!!!!!!!!
 
Andy..Had an extra that will head your way in the morning. Just added to first post.

Thanks...Jim
 
Jim is a standup guy. I totaly missed the post saying he was out. My fault.

Thanks bro.
 
No problem...Thanks!
 
50 More complete guides in stock!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Refer to first post for info.
 
I've got a question.
I got one of the guides. The bolts that came with it are smaller than the holes in the guide. So when I close it I have to put it in a vise to have the two parts level.
Is that how it is ment?
 
Yes there is a tiny bit of play as I have not found bolts that fit exact. I wish the threaded holes were the outter holes as it would work great. When I clamp a blank I rest it on a table to keep everyhting square and it has worked excellent.
 
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Hengelo_77 said:
I've got a question.
I got one of the guides. The bolts that came with it are smaller than the holes in the guide. So when I close it I have to put it in a vise to have the two parts level.
Is that how it is ment?
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To get rid of the bolt play, wrap electical tape around the bolt just under the head until you have a snug fit. We do this all the time at work to center bolts when we're mounting natural gas compressor engines. Hope it helps,

Nathan
 
NDallyn said:
To get rid of the bolt play, wrap electical tape around the bolt just under the head until you have a snug fit. We do this all the time at work to center bolts when we're mounting natural gas compressor engines. Hope it helps,

Nathan
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Thanx for the tip!
 
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