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Here’s a jig I made for cutting plywood. I wanted to be able to cut it once instead of cutting it down to size them going to the table saw for accuracy. It’s a poor man’s Track Saw. Plywood with 1X4’s for support and aluminum rails.
-- When you are asked if you can do a job, tell 'em, 'Certainly I can!' Then get busy and find out how to do it.” Theodore Roosevelt
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Jimboe
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#1 posted 575 days ago
love it !!
clieb91
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#2 posted 575 days ago
Great idea. Is it possible to see how it is held together?
CtL
PS Welcome to LumberJocks!
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Blaise
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#3 posted 575 days ago
Great idea! Ilike it! Please provide more details.
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doncutlip
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#4 posted 575 days ago
That is a great idea, thanks. I’d been using a long straightedge for these cuts for years, until one time I noticed that it bowed in the middle from sideways pressure of the saw. I’d been putting a clamped board against it to prevent that, but I like your idea much better.
-- Don, Royersford, PA
mafe
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#5 posted 575 days ago
Coolbilly!
That’s the way.
Best thoughts,
Mads
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Roger Clark aka Rex
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#6 posted 575 days ago
Looks good girl, I’ll have to try that one day.
-- Roger-R, Republic of Texas. "Always look on the Bright Side of Life" - An eyeball to eyeball confrontation with a blind person is as complete waste of Time.
SeaWitch
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#7 posted 575 days ago
Thanks guys. Hey Rex, hi there! Since a couple of you asked for details, I’ll start the blog thing a little later today (it’s only 8 here) and post a bunch of pictures and show/tell you how I did it. Thanks for the good vibes. ;o)
SW
P.S. It works great. and cost about 5$ instead of $1000 for the Festool one. Not knocking Festool, but I’d rather spend that 1K on something else.
-- When you are asked if you can do a job, tell 'em, 'Certainly I can!' Then get busy and find out how to do it.” Theodore Roosevelt
Dusty56
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#8 posted 575 days ago
Welcome to Lumberjocks…looking forward to your blog : )
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a1Jim
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#9 posted 575 days ago
Good thinking and well done.
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SamuelP
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#10 posted 575 days ago
Very nice!
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bigbuddha
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#11 posted 575 days ago
That is awesome!!!
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sandhill
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#12 posted 575 days ago
Hey I have one of them. Great idea.
Knothead62
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#13 posted 575 days ago
I’m also interested in the details. I have a hard time keeping the saw cutting straight. I bought a straight-edge at Lowes for sawing but the saw still drifts in my wittle hands!
-- Regret- the feeling you get just after you do something really stupid.
WoodworkGuy
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#14 posted 575 days ago
That is a great idea. Takes the basic idea of a saw guide and reinforces it with the rails. Nice job.
-- Making sawdust and memories through woodworking. http://woodworkguy.blogspot.com/
SeaWitch
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#15 posted 575 days ago
Thanks so much for the kind words! Okay, I posted everything about it in a first blog entry here . Maybe more than you wanted to know…..;o)
-- When you are asked if you can do a job, tell 'em, 'Certainly I can!' Then get busy and find out how to do it.” Theodore Roosevelt
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