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| Forum topic by DocK | posted 170 days ago | 311 views | 1 time favorited | 8 replies | ![]() |
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170 days ago |
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170 days ago |
I cut some the other day on by table saw by hand, meaning without a jig. They came out pretty good, but making up a jig would be a lot better. -- Debt is nothing more than the 21st Century's form of slavery. |
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170 days ago |
I bought this jig from Rockler for ripping small thin strips and it is cheap enough and works quite well. -- Each and Every step of any project should be considered your masterpiece if you want the finished product to reflect the quality of your work. Greg Little |
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170 days ago |
I always use my table saw. Then all my splines are all the same thickness. I always make a bunch of spline material at a time for my thickness blade. -- Gary, East TX -- The longest journey begins with a single step. |
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170 days ago |
Another insulting rip off from rockler sorry but this is what I talked about in my thread about being able to make our own stuff like this exactly.If you couldn’t make one of these then I am left in toatal wonderment .Anyone doing woodwork here could make such a thing in minutes but we simply must have one from Rockler don’t we??? LOL Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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169 days ago |
Table saw for sure. Make a jig. It’s easy and well worth the effort. -- Kent Shepherd * The goal is-----More Tools! |
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169 days ago |
I had to make a ton of cockbeading for a dresser. I just set the fence for 1/4” and ripped away. That takes care of the splines. For the slots, I’d just make a little sled that sits at 45 degrees, clamp the piece to the sled and run it through the table saw or router table. Maybe even a tenoning jig and tilt the blade to 45? -- Steve, Webster Groves, MO |
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169 days ago |
i use alot of splines for picture frames using a simple jig that straddles my saw fence, the other side works for raised panels, just clamp the piece securly and run it through on all four sides i think for a box you’d need an attached jig for a panel sled hope the pics come through, first try on that http://s694.photobucket.com/albums/vv308/hoot64421/woodwork/ -- Ron, Missouri |
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129 days ago |
Hi Ron, Your photobucket pics came through great and a great idea. Thanks. If you work out a jig for boxes let me know please. DocK -- DocK |
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