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    Finger Saver Screw Holder

    Finger Saver-Screw Holder By inserting the screw in the slot and turning the handle screw to tighten the screw head that you are trying to deburr you have a steady holder for sanding-rounding the threads on a screw you have cut to length.

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    Thanks Captainleeward! We've added your Finger Saver Screw Holder to our Miscellaneous category,
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    Wow - there's probably a marketing niche for a tool like that. It sure beats the hell out of trying to hold onto something, with anything else. ☺
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    Hello Scotsman Hosie,
    O I hope you can use the idea.....cheers Cap please make your self a friend on my page by asking ....

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    Thanks, Cap'n.

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    Lantern vises don't get limelight they deserve, Captainleeward's use of such a device is a perfect example.
    With a little planning, they can have a handle to grip, a shank for chucking in a lathe, flats for mill or bench vise etc. Facilitate indexing with flats in square or hex form. Even if the [your] frame is a little large, a smaller ID washer will bush the hole.......That's what Toolmaking is all about; evolving solutions.
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    Toolmaker51 , Hello you are so right I forgot to list to use a the washer for smaller screws thanks for reminding me.

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    Congratulations Captainleeward - your Screw Holder is the Homemade Tool of the Week!

    This was a very difficult week to win. In part because of the high volume of submitted tools, but mostly because of the large number of threads with numerous Thanks votes. However, lantern vises and lantern chucks are obviously a favorite around here.

    Also of special note this week:

    Multiple builds from thehomeengineer, including: Tool Height Setting Method, Internal Radius Cutting Method, and Lathe Bed Stop Modification (more below).

    Two dividing tools: Mini Lathe Dividing Attachment by old_toolmaker and Rotary Table and Dividing Head by Nick Jonkman.

    Two popular tools from jjr2001: Chuck Soft Jaws and Lathe Carriage Stop (more below). jjr2001 is also steadily working his way up the Top HomemadeTools.net Builders page.

    A fan-favorite vise restoration thread, including Bench Vise Restoration by olderdan, and Woodworking Vise Restoration by Scotsman Hosie.


    More picks from this week:

    Drill Press Cooling System by Tuomas
    Guide Cutting Tool by bobs409
    Locking Screw Handle by Captainleeward
    Machine Quilter Side Light by Willworkfortools
    Workbench with Vise by Nick Jonkman
    Compound Angle Adjuster by bobs409
    Hand Deburring Tools by Captainleeward
    Spreader Bar by Frank S
    Collet Wrench and Holders by Canobi
    Mill Base and Electrical Box by Tuomas
    Belt Sander by markfitz
    Adjustable Lathe Spindle Backstop by thehomeengineer
    Cutting Torch Beveling Mount by oldtimer
    Reflow Oven by made2hack
    Brass Scribe by Captainleeward
    Trailer Side Kit by Frank S
    Mill Tooling Accessory Plate by jjr2001
    Mill Vise by big o
    Knife Bevel Grinding Jig by mr95gst


    Captainleeward - we've added your tool entry to our All Homemade Tool of the Week winners post. And, you'll be receiving a $25 online gift card, in your choice of Amazon, PayPal, or bitcoin. Please PM me your current email address and gift card choice and I'll get it sent over right away.

    This is your 4th Homemade Tool of the Week win. One more win, and you'll join these other 5-Time Homemade Tool of the Week winners: rossbotics, Christophe Mineau, Brendon, mklotz, Vyacheslav.Nevolya, Tuomas, olderdan, tonyfoale.


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