Today, in about two hours I built this jig for bandsaw, so ‘I can make tenons with more facilità.L’ execution of the project was easy, a piece -- The common man thinks. The wise man is silent. The stupid man discusses.
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6 comments so far
a1Jim
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#1 posted 159 days ago
Looks very well done,but I’m trying to picture how you make tenons with it.
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#2 posted 159 days ago
Very Cool !!!
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mariva57
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#3 posted 159 days ago
a1Jim, my jig works in principle like in the movie
I’ve seen on youtube by Marc Spagnuolo. In my bandsaw Makita driving moves manually, creating problems in setting up measures for cutting. then
the jig is fixed with 4 terminals so ‘to move the guide I use the adjustment screw. I hope I have clarified your doubts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLIHu_49tmc
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#4 posted 159 days ago
Excellent !!!!!
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#5 posted 159 days ago
Well done!
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#6 posted 158 days ago
That’s a nice tool. I’m a huge fan of anything that adds a micro-adjust feature. At first I thought “man that thing takes up a lot of room on the saw”, but once I read how the jig was used I felt stupid for making such a quick judgement. Any chance of a video demo?
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