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Jack Stand - Templates and DetailsFront View Back View Side ViewPadded Toe RestUse a 4” x 6” piece of Veg-Tan Leatherto mold over the end of the post.Wet the leather and mold it tightto the wood over the compoundcurves on the end of the post.Use small tacks to hold in place.Fold the sides of the leather inan overlapping pattern and tackthem in place.Cut This Curve AcrossFront & BackCurve and Angle Templates for Toe RestThese templates are made to scale so they can becut out and used to trace the pattern directly on astandard 2” x 4” post.FrontEdgeCut This AngleOn Top EdgeBackEdgeTemplate for Adjustable Rod PostCut These AnglesOn Top Edge ofAdjustable RodPost© Copyright June 2011 ShoeSchool. All Rights Reserved.PAGE 4
Jack Stand - Templates and DetailsTemplate for Spacers Part FThis template is made to scale so it can be cut outand used to trace the pattern directly on a piece ofwood which is 1” Thick by 3.5” WideFitting the Threaded Rod to the ThimbleLasts are made with different size thimbles that will requiredifferent size ends on the threaded rod to fit properly.Grind off the top 2.5” of the threaded rod to fit the thimble onyour lasts.Spacer Part FYou may need to have 2 or 3 different rods to accommodatedifferent size thimbles.1” Thick by 3.5” WidePre - Drilled Screw Holesfor attaching to side ofAdjustable PostGrind Off 2.5” of theThreaded Rod5/8” Bore Hole for8” Carriage BoltInserting 2” Coupler Nut for Threaded RodUsing the 5/8” Spade Bit drill a hole 8” deep into theangled end of the Adjustable Post.© Copyright June 2011 ShoeSchool. All Rights Reserved.PAGE 5Pound the 1/2” Coupler Nut 2” Long into the holeleaving about 1/4” sticking out on the top. It will fitvery tight and needs to be forced in.
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