Pin punch size for jigmaster/squider?

Started by RiverAngler, October 08, 2016, 09:51:04 PM

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RiverAngler

Folks, I'm finding that the 1/16 pin punch is too big for the pin on jiggy's and squiders (I've been getting them in lately). What size do I need for those reels? 3/32?

Ralph
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RowdyW

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3/32 is larger then 1/16. 1/16 fits all my jigmaster sleeves Try measuring the punch it might be oversize. It should be under .062 by at least a few thousandth.

foakes

Hi RR --

Could be the punch is the wrong size, or mushroomed a little on the end -- put the punch in a drill chuck -- and use a file or a sharpening stone to just take a few mils off the diameter as the punch rotates slowly.

Most of us have a drawerful of modified tools that we would not be without.

Best,

Fred
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RiverAngler

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RiverAngler

Found the issue. The punch measures .070 from tip to shank handle. Time to fine tune it. Right, Randy.....what was I thinkng? ??? ::)
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