Starrett 828A Wiggler Center Finder With Pointed Shank

This is one of those things you're better off spending the extra money on. The work is well made and clean. You can also use the cheap tools other attachment with this one, but when you compare the two, the quality is drastically different.

Cecilia Cunningham

| Sep 26, 2020

The starrett quality is the best.
It takes a bit of finesse to get it to lock in, but that is all it takes, and then it is very stable. In the past, I had considered making one of these and using it as a cool shop project, but why bother when you can use a Starrett wiggler instead?.

Daisy Williamson

| Dec 02, 2020

I read the description too quickly and did not pay attention to the details. This item did not come with all of the different ends I had expected it only has the pointed shank.

Armani Keith

| Apr 22, 2021

There's something strangely sad about the fact that most people having trouble drilling holes with their new drill presses won't think to search for "wiggler" until they've spent lots of time researching the matter.

The If the end of the needle flops, it is dangerous. So if you push it until it does not flop around, you have found the exact center of a spindle of a drill press. If you have both of those and a good magnifying glass, it becomes MUCH easier to line up exactly over a center-point You will need to punch a target for this They are cheaper than the ones available here. Temptation is a terrible thing. Don't fall victim to it. Ideally, it should work well and be reliable. To make things happen, you'll need to force that point to a point where it stops wiggling, and then make it stay. If the exact location of the hole makes a difference to you, this is a great way to improve the.

Mohammed Carver

| Oct 02, 2020

A little guy like this With my eyes, I could never line up my drill press with such accuracy. You just slide it in, line it up, change it for the current bit, and you're ready to.

Atreus Robinson

| Apr 08, 2021