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And I’ll put a link to it up above now this is built to generally most factory specifications this is a piece of half-inch plate these holes are all standardized they're 5 8 diameters and they're all spread out four inches apart if you check out that Metal Corner Brackets I’ll show you how I made a jig and a template because this is an actual awesome way for a DIY fixture table that doesn't cost a whole lot of money this is actually a piece of scrap plate steel that you guys can pick out anywhere and then what I’ve done is I’ve made my own clamps so these are some harbour freight I believe they're called f clamps and these are just hold down your work and it's that simple and this is a piece of angle iron with a flat plate on it that's to hold round stock that you can clamp down to your fixture table it's important that everything is all at 90 degrees to one another.
