Sine Plate
1 inch Steel Plate, 77 pounds 10 x12 and 12 x 12 inchesBlanchard Ground, Now to make them Square.Corners notched for mounting blocks.Mounting Holes for Bolting to the Mill.Starting to look better.Drill and Drill and Drill94 Holes to Drill, Counter Bore, Chamfer and Tap 81 of them.Roller Bars Mounted
Slot for the Pivot Blocks
Started Pivot Blocks
Holes drilled and tapped in Pivot Blocks
Working Sine Plate 70.1 Hours, still a few things to do. Side clamps.
Blocks Slit
Squaring .5 inch plate for angle braces to turn Sine Plate into Angle Plate.
Band saw Work
Clean up saw cut.
Angle Braces Corners Notched and placed for testing.
Notch.
Used Home Made Raw Hide Hammer to tap Sine Plate in for more holes.
Drill and Tap holes in sides of plates.
Holes for side Plates.
Holes for Side clamps.
Corner Blocks reworked and round bars cut to fit.
Set up to drill and tap holes for side clamps.
Sine Plate Ready to use. Now for real side rails and claps.
With the additions of inside Braces Sine Plate becomes an Angle Plate.
Hours so far 106.
Sides for Sine Plate
Bar Clamps for Sine Plate
Some of the Clamps finished.
This is what the Sine Plate was designed to do. Hold things at an angle.
124 Hours to make.