Shop Built Mitre Gauge Video (Part 2)

Great job on the video, very informative and a great project. I can see myself making a few of these in different styles as you have done.
Thanks for the insperation.

-- Frank Auge---Nichols NY----"My opinion is neither copyrighted nor trademarked, but it is price competitive."

Hello FrankA

Thanks for your kind words, I’m glad you liked it.
The video was cut short when I first posted it but it’s all there now.

All the best
Gord

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Hey Gord, you nailed it agian!

Do you need and agent? <g>

Bob

-- A mind, like a home, is furnished by its owner

Hi Bob,

Glad you liked it, I had fun doing it, thanks for your kind words.
And yes, I could do with an agent only if you take me out to dinner first. <g>

All the best
Gord

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those miter gauges came out great

i think that when i built a router table this summer I’ll build one for it

and when my dad gets his table saw back I’ll build one for it

and….........

Gord, very good, and informative. I probably wouldn’t have tried to build my own mitre gauge if it hadn’t been for your videos…...I saw something close to what you did in Shopnotes, but was intimidated, about accuracy. Thanks.

Hello TopE5,

”I probably wouldn’t have tried to build my own mitre gauge if it hadn’t been for your videos……”

Your comment above made all the work I did on this video worth every single minute; I really want you to know that.

If I can inspire someone to try something new or step out of their comfort zone for a moment, I’ve accomplished what I’ve set out to do.

Take what you’ve seen in the video and improve on it and then send it along to someone else who can use the idea and hopefully they’ll do the same.

Spread the word, grow the craft, and pass on what you know, this to me is the essence of woodworking and what we as woodworkers should be doing.

Once again, thank you for your kind words.

All the best
Gord

-- Woodworking podcasts and more.... http://gordgraff.blogspot.com/

Gord, I hope you do more video…..your sense of ease in front of the camera, makes it easier to be able to do more than I could have the confidence to do …...so I need all the help I can get…...keep it up!

Hello TopE5

As long as woodworkers are getting something from these videos that can make their time in their workshops, safer, more productive and more enjoyable, I’ll continue to make these videos.

I’m glad you liked it and thanks again for your kind words.

All the best
Gord

-- Woodworking podcasts and more.... http://gordgraff.blogspot.com/

Gord,

You ROCK for doing the work AND taking the time to show us how. Now I’ve got another TODO on my list… Thanks!

-b

I watched both of you miter gauge videos and they are very informative THANKS. I have only one question and that is what do you use to measure the angles of the gauge? I know you can use a square to set 45 & 90 degrees but what about 57 1/2 etc?

-- Only the Shadow knows....................

Hi Gord, yet another great project, in fact you have solved a problem i experienced on my Bandsaw mitre gauge, a finnished joint was not fitting right, after watching your video or Matt’s video, I checked my gauge, it was loose, I dimpeld the bar ,as demonstrated, and “hey presto!” a nice tight joint. The bar was only out a little, but enough to give me greef.
sorry to get the “camera operators” name wrong.
many thanks.
Keith

-- Keith, Chester, England