My patent-pending barreled radial pin installer

[JoeyInCali]

Grab a phenolic rod. Turn it true about 2.5 inches long.
Drill bore it 5/16 THROUGH.
Tap the hole through.
Bore the bottom .350 by 1.325 deep ( no need to keep the pin overly tight. Bore as you like ).
Insert the pin to your lenght liking ( I like mine 1.325" long ).
Insert an aluminum connecting screw ( stopper ) on top until it hits the pin.
Take it out and put some 5 minute epoxy near the top.
Put it back and let dry.
Take pin out and face off excess aluminum screw.
Route two opposing flats on top of the installer for grip.
Use some wax on the face and the hole when istalling a pin so epoxy doesn't get to it.

That's a no-scratch plier in the pic. Great for ferrules and pin turning too.

Have fun. Why patent this? It's so easy to make.

 

[Dave38]

Thanks for the descripton and pic. I keep meaning to ghet around to building something like this.
Dave

 

[manwon]

Thanks for the descripton and pic. I keep meaning to ghet around to building something like this.
Dave

I keep meaning to ghet around to building something like this.

Now it will be easy!!!:grin:

 

[CocoboloCowboy]

Will some guy in China RIP you off Joey? Could be a possibility.

 

[Dave38]

I keep meaning to ghet around to building something like this.

Now it will be easy!!!:grin:

Actually, the hardest part is cleaning my shop enough so I can find my phenolic and stuff:grin:

 

[Michael Webb]

Forgive the invasion but D'Angelo makes the best screw holders I have ever seen or worked with, And affordable for the cheap people.

 

[conetip]

Hey Joey, Are you going to make and sell these?
It is a good idea.
Neil

 

[JoeyInCali]

Forgive the invasion but D'Angelo makes the best screw holders I have ever seen or worked with, And affordable for the cheap people.

Who you calling cheap?
Yes, but it's the conquest that makes us happy. :grin:
Thanks Mike.
I didn't even know Angelo made 'em.

 

[JoeyInCali]

Hey Joey, Are you going to make and sell these?
It is a good idea.
Neil

I hate cutting phenolics. You guys have fun making yours.:thumbup:

 

[dave sutton]

i did the same thing for installing pics. mine is tulipwood tho

 

[Michael Webb]

Who you calling cheap?
QUOTE]

Never you, The short arm guys with deep pockets.

 

[n10spool]

Joey high end model is made from amboyna burl for those classy qbuilders with long arms and shallow pockets.

Craig

 

[JoeyInCali]

Joey high end model is made from amboyna burl for those classy qbuilders with long arms and shallow pockets.

Craig

Don't forget the ivory collar and silver rings.
:grin:

 

[WheatCues]

Grab a phenolic rod. Turn it true about 2.5 inches long.
Drill bore it 5/16 THROUGH.
Tap the hole through.
Bore the bottom .350 by 1.325 deep ( no need to keep the pin overly tight. Bore as you like ).
Insert the pin to your lenght liking ( I like mine 1.325" long ).
Insert an aluminum connecting screw ( stopper ) on top until it hits the pin.
Take it out and put some 5 minute epoxy near the top.
Put it back and let dry.
Take pin out and face off excess aluminum screw.
Route two opposing flats on top of the installer for grip.
Use some wax on the face and the hole when istalling a pin so epoxy doesn't get to it.

That's a no-scratch plier in the pic. Great for ferrules and pin turning too.

Have fun. Why patent this? It's so easy to make.

LOL !!!


Very ingenious !!!


And practical too !!!





- Eddie WHeat