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I got the idea for this jig from Photog and I basically copied his design. I have to say, that dude is really inventive and very creative. The jig saddles the fence on my saw and allows me to cut splines and tenons. The t-track allows me to rotate the fences on the face to either 45 or 90 degrees. I used some 1/4” dowels to help peg the fence in the right spot, then use a square to make sure it’s dead on. Suwat has several other features in his fence like thin strip ripping and resawing, but I doubt I’ll incorporate those for a while, if ever.
This jig will allow me to start working on more picture frames, a few flat panel cabinet doors, and some mortise and tenon joinery on a table.
thanks for looking.
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woodworm
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#1 posted 1344 days ago
Great shop project.

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Innovator
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#2 posted 1344 days ago
Very nice jig.
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#3 posted 1344 days ago
I like it.
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Grant Davis
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#4 posted 1344 days ago
AWESOME, I can see lots of uses for this. Great execution and thanks for sharing.
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huff
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#5 posted 1344 days ago
Great jig. well done.
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#6 posted 1344 days ago
Very nicely done : ) Another addition to my must have list …thank you
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Dennis_MGWW
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#7 posted 1344 days ago
Very cool jig! Are there plans someplace for it? I am not sure who Photog is.
Great Job!!
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BarryW
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#8 posted 1344 days ago
actually….there are some positive points here and something I needed to check out before I built my additions to my saw. this is probably my next project. thank you.
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Cory
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#9 posted 1343 days ago
Dennis,
go to this link for Suwat’s page: http://woodworking.phruksawan.com/wwHome.html
You’ll see all the cool stuff he’s come up with there. He doesn’t have a plan, per se, but he does kind of walk through how to make the jig.
Hope that helps.
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Dennis_MGWW
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#10 posted 1343 days ago
Thanks, Cory. That is a great site. I’ll definitely add that one to my favorites.
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RKW
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#11 posted 1342 days ago
nice jig cory
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#12 posted 1342 days ago
Thanks for the great resource. Nice jig.
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