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Dog hole jig / Lochraster Schablone

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Sturdier template: PLA, 4 walls, 25% infill
Sturdier template: PLA, 4 walls, 25% infill
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Universal milling template for the production of a hole grid with a diameter of 19 mm or 20 mm

Detailed description and instructions can be found in the manual. The models of the necessary calibration ring and the bench dogs with 19 mm or 20 mm can also be downloaded from my profile page

 

Universal milling template for the production of a hole grid with a diameter of 19 mm or 20 mm

Detailed description and instructions can be found in the manual. The models of the necessary calibration ring and the bench dogs with 19 mm or 20 mm can also be downloaded from my profile page


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Handbuch_deutsch_b4cb3014-4fa4-4073-a239-c6f3092868ff.pdf
Manual_english_e212eba0-3474-48a7-acf3-7fbaef42bbc4.pdf

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This template works perfectly Printed in black PETG hf It's exactly what I needed Thank you so much for sharing, I will boost
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This has become a truly magnificent workbench I am most pleased that my milling template facilitated such a splendid result
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very good so far I only had to print an extra ring to be able to make the holes with a 1/4 spiral drill bit and a 12 mm guide
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Perfect tool, precise, useful, great print profile, the manual is very helpful. The other prints with the Bench Dogs and Stop Rails look great as well. Vielen Dank Gaudi
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Thanks!
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what is the best cutter to use? will this be ok?
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Yes, this cutter is fine. It should have a diameter of 19 mm or 20 mm, depending on which system you want. I described the necessary tools in the manual on page 2.
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Very nice!
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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
No problems printing
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Great design. Im going to give this a go instead of buying other expensive tools. One question, the calibration ring that you mention. Is this something that you have a model for or something that someone is expected to design and print themselves?
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Hello Spudicus, the calibration ring can be found as a STL or 3MF model under the download files, where you also downloaded the STL for the Dog hole jig. I hope this helps you, otherwise let me know.
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Replying to @Gaudibursch74 :
Thanks heaps. Just clicked it and found it. Thanks again. I will have to give this template a go this weekend and come back to you with how i went
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Hi there. I'm really having trouble finding the calibration ring - I'm new to this stuff. I've scanned this page for ages trying to find the link you described to @Spudicus, and still have had no luck. Could you help me out please? Thanks in advance.
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I'm having a tough time finding how to download the calibration ring
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I don`t know why, but the file for the calibration ring isn`t show anymore on Makerworld, although it is uploaded to the page. I`ve reuploaded the file, without success solving the problem. This problem occurs since the last 5 weeks. Do anyone have an idea? Please post it in the comments. Thanx.
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Replying to @Gaudibursch74 :
Hello, same problem, I am looking for the calibration ring. Is it possible to share it on another link or provide a plan to model it yourself thank you
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Replying to @Dav42 :
Now the calibration ring is as a separate modell available.
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Hi, a very cool idea and thank you for the design. After testing it I'd like to add a few remarks. The fit is perfect, but stability is an issue. Even with four aligned dog bolts the jig might flex diagonally and cause inaccuracy. By adding diagonal reinforcement studs from the corners to the center, this could be prevented. Another issue I had was the alignment from the edges. This is more a remark on the manual. By referencing from two edges, the table needs to be cut PRECISELY at 90°. Even 0.1 degree off will result in a deviations up to 2 mm after 1m. Try referencing only from the bottom edge and just for the first row from the side with the bolts. Top image on page 7 in the manual should be without edge referencing but only referencing previous holes below. Lastly I printed a small L-shaped piece to fit around the top right corner of the jig as the surface area for the plunge router was too small and it tended to tilt while plunging. Hope this is helpful information from my experience with this design.
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Thank you for your detailed comment and your proposals.
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what router copy ring are you using? is it 27mm ID or OD?
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