Shop Built Mitre Gauge Video (Part 1)

Thanks for the video.

I enjoyed the tips on working with metal.
Looking forward to part 2.

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Thank you for the lesson. Looking forward to part 2.

-- Zipsss

Pretty cool!

-- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step.

Gord :
Another good one.
Lots of detail for the newby and some great tips for the rest.
I forgot about that centering device for locating the correct axis for the drill press.
I’ll use that one today.
You got a very professional pace to your tutorials that takes drag out of many presentations.
Kudos to your camerman. The shots are clear and on target with your instructions.

Thanks

Bob

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Hi All,

Thanks for your kind words.

Like anything, if you’re passionate about something and you work hard at it, you’ll get there.
Up till now it’s been a snail’s pace but I’m on the road and picking up speed.

Bob, the tutorials will end soon and we’ll be in project mode very soon…....................yippee.

All the best
Gord

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Gord, That is a nice video. I would never had envisioned making a miter gauge. That is something that you go to Woodcraft or Rockler for and pay mucho bucks for one. Your post is really inspirational. I could see myself doing something like this when I find a need for another miter gauge.

You are right it really isn’t that complicated.

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Nice video, nothing new – but we all need a refresher every now and again – Thanks for a very professional looking video.

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Great project for me, can’t wait for part two, video is very professional, I take it thats down to “Mark”- would that be your son ?

-- Keith, Chester, England

Hi Keith,

Thanks for the kind words from across the pond.
My son’s name is Matt not Mark, you can call him anything you want but don’t call him late for dinner…..................the kid eats like a horse.

All the best
Gord

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Hello TopE5,

Glad you liked it and thanks for your kind words.
The second installment is coming out tomorrow…..........................grab the popcorn.
After that one we’re getting into a project or two, or three or four…......................

All the best
Gord

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Wow, thank you for the video and the great information. Everything you said in the video makes sense and I think I will be able to create my own mitre gauge, well at least the metal parts…I’ll have to find the second part to this video. Thank you again for making and posting this!

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