TABLE SAW SANDING JIG

Where there is a will, there is a way ;-)) Nice job.

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Ooooooooooooookay, I know what to do when my lathes die! Fascinating, fun stuff.
Stephen

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Great thinking :D

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Looks like it works well.

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thank´s for sharing the idea :-)
looking forward to see the next one

Dennis

Good job, looks like they were turned on lathe ! Very ingenious,

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Wow! this a a patience building machine.
Very creative and ingenious.

Great job, I know a lot of lathiers that wouldn’t be able to do that kind of job.

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I’ve seen a similar jig laid sideways used on a router table with a hand crank used to turn the blank. Both ideas are great lathe replacements for the once in a while turner or the shop too small for a lathe.

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very imaginitive! I’ve seen it done with a router too… always many ways to do thinkgs in woodworking.

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Super cool jig, Your imagination and designs are just great, thanks for sharing

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Great idea, what’s the final product? Candle holder, test pieces?

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nice thinking very very cool

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