Holding fixture for drilling oblique holes
OwnerJames G. Rainesinventor
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Abstract
A holding fixture for drilling oblique holes, particularly in frames for table tops, counter tops, cabinets and the like, comprises a base support member for attachment to a drill press table, with a generally L-shaped, upstanding support table pivotally attached to the base support member. An extensible link is connected between the table and the base support member for selectively adjusting the support table to the required angle from the horizontal, to enable the drilling of oblique holes entering one surface of a panel and exiting at an edge thereof.
Claims2
A holding fixture for holding a work piece in a specific angular relation to a drill for drilling an oblique hole in the work piece, the fixture comprising:
- a planar base member attachable to a drill press table;
- an upwardly extending work piece support table pivotally attachable at its lower end to said base member for adjustment about a horizontal axis;
- adjusting means connectable between said support table and said base member for securely holding said support table at a continuously selectable angle relative to said base member within the range of said adjusting means;
- first indicia means on said adjusting means for indicating the selected angle of said support table relative to said base member;
- the lower end of said support table having an integrally formed outwardly extending foot plate substantially perpendicular to said support table for supporting a work piece thereon, the foot plate having a substantially central clearance hole permitting passage of a drill through a work piece;
- a bar member horizontally slidably mounted on the upper portion of said support table;
- said bar member having an outwardly projecting stop, substantially normal to the plane of said support table for engaging a side edge of a work piece mounted on said support table;
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- second indicia means on said bar member for indicating the position of said stop relative to said support table and said clearance hole.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.