DIY coil jig

[joejoevapekins]

Made from all leftover material out of the shop or shed.

-old cedar shelf cut down to size, sanded, and stained with leftover from other project.

-510 adapter that I never used

-grease fitting drilled out to 1/8

-#8 machine screw with two nuts and one washer.

[Tam]

Love the idea of the 510 connector to make it easier to build on. Great job!

[joejoevapekins]

Amazing what you cab do when you're bored out of your mind LOL

[Tam]

After this past year's events I would love to try this foreign concept of "bored out of my mind". LOL

[Compenstine]

Nice little Jig. Hows it working?

[joejoevapekins]

Made a few builds on it so far. Love this thing. Having nerve damage in both arms and hands it makes coiling alot easier

[Tam]

Yeah, I have arthritis in my fingers on both hands and my Q-Coiler makes building so much easier. Now that I've seen your set up, I'm kinda wishing mine had a 510 connection.

[joejoevapekins]

The mini

[Compenstine]

Nice travel size. Looks like it would not take up much room in build kit box.

[Tam]

Yeah, stick a 510 connection on the end of the mini and you've got a winner!

[joejoevapekins]

The next one I build I wana put two small magnet to hold the dial on the side of the box. I need a 510 connection. The one that's sits flush

[Tug]

My ghetto coil jig I made lol.its a baseball bat keychain with a practice arrow tip gorilla glued on.Hey,it works! Haha

[wagex]

i have a small vice on my work bench in the mancave i just clamp what ever size bit into it and call that good lol