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Wood working, makeing a seperating staff.
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So I am trying to make the above, a 6 foot staff with 12 inch sections that have a small 1/2 wide 1/8 or less depth or so gap every 11-1/4 inches. The top is a bit different but right now doing the holes in it has me at a loss as I need to bore out a 1 inch hole in the center of a 1-1/4 hexagon pole. Fun eh? I got a 10$ 1 inch quick bore but any ides how to make a level 4 inch hole? Some more pictures http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6..._O_D_Small.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...TLOP-SOD-1.jpg Some commissioned pics of it http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6.../lop-SOD-1.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6.../lop-SOD-2.jpg |
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What is it, a flail of some kind?
If it's going to come apart anyway why not just cut it up into 12 inch sections and then drill from each end with a 6 inch bit? EDIT: 6 inches in length, not diameter obviously. I really don't know what I'm talking about here. |
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The whole construction looks like something that looks cool in a movie, but might hurt a lot if actually used ;)
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What I'd use. But we have a mechanical workshop in the basement here, I don't know what you have in terms of equipment. |
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Also I hate you >> LOL I thought about getting a drill press but I am short on time and money dragon con is next month and I'l like to get this thing done before then. |
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Why didn't you start out with a wooden tube in the first place? They come in all forms and sizes as far as I know
http://www.tmt-texwood.de/images/Holzrohr_TMT.JPG Cut it in 12 inch pieces and drill a small hole through the center where you fix the chain, something like this: ------ |----| |----| |----| 0----0 <------|| screw/nail (held by screw nut on other side) |----| |----| |----| ------ Run the chain all the way from first to last piece and keep it fixed with a screw that goes through and a screw nut on the other side. If it's only a prop it doesn't need to resist all that much force I assume? Just make sure the end pieces are properly connected. Clear what I mean? sorry for my lame ascii art ;) edit: you can also glue tubes of different diameter in between segments, to be able to just put it together. |
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Ya it wont need alot of force, hole comes first then I will figure out how the chain will do since its all a rather tight fit. |
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