Miter key jig (Black MDF)

that is a well designed jig Mafe. I like the adjustability and it looks to be very stable.

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Hey Mafe, that is a cool sled. With ways like that I must be hold the dimension pretty good,too.
Does that sled also slide in a groove on the right side of the table saw?

I have a sliding table on my Ryobi but I don’t have and grooves in the top for a standard sled. Without a guide on the right side, I don’t think I could control a sled such as yours with my little sliding table. Yours is really nice!
Good job on those miters. Thanks for sharing.

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Very interesting design; I like it a lot. It gives me ideas for an addition to my own cross cut sled.

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very nice work!

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at first glance ,
i thought it was a store bought tool review .

very nice !

should go well with the wife’s black dress and heels (LOL) !

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Black is Beautiful ! Great jig : )

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Handy little jig. Your going to wear that out.

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Hey Mafe,
Sweet job…well done.

You did a great job on your jig. Very well done and professional looking.

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Hi guys,
Thank you for the nice comments.
It’s ‘only’ attached to the sliding sled, it is so stabil, that it need no groove (I was a little impressed).
Yes, I might just wear it out one day, since I can see how it’s easy to work with once the jig is made.
The professional look has a little drawback, that the black MDF can give a little black dust, so I had to cut the first cut a little bigger than the blade, so now there are no ‘loose’ dust.
Best thoughts,

-- Mad F, the fanatical rhykenologist and vintage architect. Democraticwoodworking.

It Looks very nice. I have also a Festool tablesaw, but no sliding slede. But I will think about that.
Great jig!!!

When you make something Mads you really do it well. It looks like a part of your Festool equipment. I’m glad you are with us to give new inspiration!

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Very well done. Makes my attempt look quite pathetic. Mind you that leaves me with a lot of room for improvement.

Hope you dont mind if I attempt a copy.

Doug

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Hi Lumbers,
Houtje,nice to get to know you, it will be interesting I’m sure!
Mike, you make me blush – thank you a lot – you are a big part of my selfconfidense here ;-) and if others read this, go and see his latest box with the inlays – wauuu.
Doug, I just took inspration from the others, did not invet nothing, so put your hands deep in the dove, we are all there.
See you arround all,
Mads

-- Mad F, the fanatical rhykenologist and vintage architect. Democraticwoodworking.

this is just what I was looking for, great Mafe many thanks

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