Product Description
GRS-16 Series Upgrade Drill Fixture for early tools
Available only at TSOProducts.com
If you are the owner of an early GRS-16 Guide Rail Square which did not come with the M6 accessory mounting hole pattern, you can catch up and add them yourself with the help of this Drilling Fixture.
CNC machined of solid aluminum, the fixture features a rabbet providing the alignment edge while the ends of the fixture are machined to serve as a side reference for either edge of GRS-16 PE and, of course, for the GRS-16.
There’s more: if you have a PTR-18 Triangle, you can use this same fixture to drill and tap the accessory mounting holes found on the MTR-18 Triangle.
What's included in the box
- GRS-16 Series Upgrade Drill Fixture
- (5mm Tap Drill and M6.0x1.00 Tap not included)
Technical Details
- Dimensions: 8.286 x 1.00 x .50 inches
- Weight: 0.23 LB.
- Material: 6061-T6 aluminum, CNC machined finish
Worldwide shipping available to all destinations outside the United States
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Other Details
TSO brand products are guaranteed for five years from date of sale against defects in materials or workmanship. Normal wear and tear and accidental damage are not covered. For any product determined to have a defect covered by this warranty, TSO Products will repair or, at its option, replace with current comparable product. Warranty requests require an RMA (return authorization number) prior to any return. Request an RMA number by contacting TSO Customer Service (info@tsoproducts.com).Product Videos
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Drill Fixture
I clamped the drill fixture to the guide rail square. Using a 5 mm drill bit in a cordless hand drill, I marked each hole position with the drill bit. I then removed the clamp and the drill fixture and finished drilling the holes on a drill press. I tapped them with a 6 mm spiral tap in a cordless drill. Pretty simple and fast.
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Drill Fixture
Nice little jig, worked as advertised. I used a transfer punch to spot the holes before drilling rather than just using the drill in the hole.
