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I like the I-Build-It ones | I like the I-Build-It ones | ||
I'd also like to make a Micro-Jig style: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZdJEEyZ07w | |||
Should have 3 legs. The right two ride on the piece of wood and have high grid sand paper glued in place for grip. The right most leg will need to be very thin, ~1/4", so I'll probably need hardwood or sheet metal. The left leg moves up to parallel with the other two so it can also sit on the wood, or it can drop down up to 1.5" for stability. The back needs an overhang. I'm not sure if this should be adjustable. It would be hard to make it adjustable on the right leg. | |||
=== Feather Board === | === Feather Board === | ||
Revision as of 16:17, 14 March 2018
http://www.instructables.com/id/Table-Saw-Station/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Homemade-Tabe-Saw-Part-1-Motor-Mount-Adjusta/
To Build
Sled
I really like the Mattias auto-stop feature. After cutting the box splines, it would also be nice if I could drop in some 45° blocks to hold a box.
Pushers
I like the I-Build-It ones
I'd also like to make a Micro-Jig style: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZdJEEyZ07w
Should have 3 legs. The right two ride on the piece of wood and have high grid sand paper glued in place for grip. The right most leg will need to be very thin, ~1/4", so I'll probably need hardwood or sheet metal. The left leg moves up to parallel with the other two so it can also sit on the wood, or it can drop down up to 1.5" for stability. The back needs an overhang. I'm not sure if this should be adjustable. It would be hard to make it adjustable on the right leg.
Feather Board
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52g2_-N_gtM
It might make more sense to use a finger board than a feather board. It might also be nice to be able to support it from the top too.