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Ar 15 Jig
Has anyone ever used one to complete an 80 percent lower. I think it would be fun to build a couple of these but don't want junk. Also, feedback on how easy it is to use would be nice as I am by far not a manufacturer. I have all the other tools required. Here is the link below.
http://www.80percentarms.com/collect...ar-15-easy-jig
As a former machinist, I'd love to know what all's involved in completing an 80% lower. All I can imagine is screwing it up horribly without having a milling machine to work with.
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I have a 5axis NC Mill in my shop and it sure is nice for this type of work.Originally Posted by rondog
This jig has depth gauges built in. Just follow those, set the router depth tightly, and you're golden. You follow the top plate of the jig with the non-cutting part of the end mill to get the right dimensions.
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Great jig though.
I have done a few on that jig. Have one handy if you want to look before buying a lower.
Last edited by 00tec; 06-29-2016 at 15:15.
Kevin, I own one of these. You are welcome to borrow it.
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Same. I have a jig somewhere.
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They're good to go. Watch out for the different types of aluminum. They require different techniques
I went to see 00tec and I used his jig to do mine.
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