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Thin Strip Cutting Jig for T.S.
Furnished content. (from Lumberjocks.com)
I need to make a lot of thin strips soon and I got tired of using my primitive set ups for cutting them on the table saw and decided to make a real jig. I used whatever scraps I had and turned the knob. I put some quick reference marks on the side but I'll check anyway to make sure it's the right thickness. Pic 5 shows the last piece less than 1/32nd. I used a old ball bearing from the bandsaw so it glides smoothly. I've seen others use it and it's a great idea. I also got to use my MCLS wood threader again, boy I love those threaders for threading wood. I used it for the bottom glide for the miter slot and for the knob with some epoxy. No need for threaded inserts. Very simple to make. Why did I wait so long. Finished with OB's shine juice and waxed. I don't know how many of you guys out there have one but if you don't you should think about making one. I hope this helps out some of you jocks. Thanks for looking.
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posted at: 12:00am on 09-Mar-2021 path: /Woodworking | permalink
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