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Well, this is a couple of pixs of my tenon sutting set-up. I blended plans from the Time-Life series (no snickering) & my own ideas since I need to be able to tenon pieces to 10” often. The next one will be able to handle 14” widths for the larger pieces.
Also pictured is my little false sliding table set-up. I ground the round botton to fit in the slot of the miter slide. i used to use my sliding miter saw, I found that this way is much more reliable for angled tenons.
I included a pixture of 1 corner of the shop, My Great-Grandfathers handsaw & wooden bar clamp are up on the wall. Also my lazy-man jointer (with powerfeed) & a bunch of clamps, bending forms, radius jigs, blah, blah, blah. . . . . . . More to come if it’s OK.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 48 days ago
Bob,
You have a nice shop in which to work. Your tenoning jig is a nice addition to your shop tools. Those are some massive tenons that you are producing!!!! You have a nice shop layout and a nice set of tools to work with. I, personally, would enjoy seeing more pictures. Too many of us post pictures of our shop and then don’t update or replace them periodically.
By the way I like the power feeder on your jointer. Not only does it save time while producing a more reliable cut but it is a nice safety device as well. I have more respect for my jointer than any other tool I own. Putting a power feeder, as you have done, on it would make me more comfortable with using it. Out of curiosity do you use it for both face and edge jointing?
Thanks for the post. I enjoyed visiting your shop.
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