[TheForge] Twisting Jig

[Peter Fels & Phoebe Palmer]

John:
The reply is dependent of style, budget and available tooling.
If you have a basic arc welder, or even a O/A torch you can easily make your own.
Even a hacksaw, a drill and riveting can get you there.
I assume you are intending to do reverse twists.\
They can nicely be done one side at a time with wet rage to limit the heat spread.
Alternately, you could cut twisting stock sized slots in the ends 2 angle irons and clamp them, upright,
at either end of your vise.
3 bending forks ( one in your vise) can achieve the same end.
..
Um, Last, this isn’t the proper forum to discuss Jesus,
but respectfully,
If He was going to make you more like you imagine Jesus was,
wouldn’t he have already done so?


On Jan 1, 2015, at 3:29 PM, john cornell <john.cornell at juno.com> wrote:

Is there anyone making/selling the twisting jig that's essentially two
adjustable wrenches welded to two pieces of square tube?

Picture of jig may be found here:

http://www.abana.org/ronreil/ford.jpg

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John Cornell
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Oh Lord, make me more like Jesus

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