Official Rent Quarterbore's DPH AK-47 Flat Bending Jig - Second Tour

[KillJoy149]

SIGN ME UP! For the second round, that is!

I was on the first rotation, and everything worked perfect. I just would like a few more bent flats. I only did two the first time around.

KillJoy

[bigsexy408]

i cant waite im goin out tomorrow to buy a press

[Quarterbore]

Darknight... I screwed up and I am VERY sorry about it! I accidently sent the jig to mwebster who was second on the list. I had printed out the paypal slips and took them with me to ship the package and I just messed up. You will get it next and I am VERY SORRY!

SO everybody understands the pricing for shipping...

Shipping from me in PA to Monte in UT cost me $25.65 + $1.20 for insurance on the package ($26.85). Obviously given the rent is only $20 I need to have a few people rent the jig before I recover the inital sending the jig out.

[DarkKnight]

I just saw this note today.
That's ok, because I still have to get my butt over to HF or some place to buy a press.
Any chance we can get a rivet tool or a barrel press jig to rent as well?

BTW anyone in Northern VA looking to do this, and that doesn't have a press, you can buy my press off of me when I'm done. No room in my casa for such a big item....

[Quarterbore]

Originally Posted by DarkKnight

I just saw this note today.
That's ok, because I still have to get my butt over to HF or some place to buy a press.
Any chance we can get a rivet tool or a barrel press jig to rent as well?

BTW anyone in Northern VA looking to do this, and that doesn't have a press, you can buy my press off of me when I'm done. No room in my casa for such a big item....

Get your PRESS NOW... lookie here!!!

http://ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=4&f=51&t=75597

You don't need the 20-ton press as I have used a 12-ton for quite some time with no real problems but the extra working room that you gain with the 20-ton is nice. The 20-ton is on sale and they have a 20% off coupon that expires 9/15/2005 (tomorrow). Even though I havethe 12-ton I just went out and bought a 20-ton last night. I do not think the 12-ton is on sale but 20% is still pretty good even if you go with the smaller unit.

Now, if space is an issue, the 12-ton is nice as it is portable (Ie lighter). I can carry mine around by myself and it takes up very little room in a garrage or basement. I have found myself using my press for all kinds of stuff now that I have it... bending - flattening, squashing things, holding things while I drill or cut them, etc... A press is a handy tool or so I have found.

[DarkKnight]

Yeah, last week they had the 12 ton on sale for 109 or so, and stupid me missed it.

They also have a 12 ton with a A frame instead of the square frame. Would the A frame one be ok too?

The 6 ton is more in my price range, I just don't want to get one and find out it's barely what I need and I have a huge hassle with it.

[KillJoy149]

The 12-Ton A-Frame will work just fine.

It is currently on sale online for $99.

KillJoy