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Incra Universal Precision Positioning Jig
Not sure if this is the right forum, but perhaps it will be a start. I just received an Incra Jig and Incra Gage. These are both the old grey ones. Anyone have and love these that would share some ideas on how to get the most out of them? It did not come with any templates or anything else...- Absinthe
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Finally made a box joint jig
Been mulling over different designs from the simple one with a wood spacer to versions with gears or ratchets and plenty in between. Stumbled across this jig by Mario Cappellano for a single blade and knew it was the right one for me. Pretty simple, the wood to be cut slides left and right...- Rick M
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miter paring jig
I made the guide to fit 3/4 stock with a centered 1/4 inch wide panel groove. The guide has a tongue that rides in the groove and can be clamped in vise to hold it securely for paring the miter. In this illustration the inner groove wall of the rail will not be mitered so the tenon shoulder is...- Charlie Buchanan
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miter paring jig
Miter paring guide shown where it mates with the rail or stile to be mitered.- Charlie Buchanan
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miter paring jig
Photos show a small paring guide for mitering the moulding on frame and panel door stiles and rails. I made the guide to fit 3/4 stock with a centered 1/4 inch wide panel groove. The guide has a tongue that rides in the groove and can be clamped in vise to hold it securely for paring the miter.- Charlie Buchanan
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miter paring jig
Miter paring guide set up to pare the outer molding. Normally the unit would be gripped in a vise to hold it steady.- Charlie Buchanan
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How do you get the 15 degree cuts in the ribs for this jig? I'm looking for the cheapest, easiest way to do it. I do not have a bandsaw (I saw a post of someone doing it this way), however I do have a router, router table, table saw...- stal023
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Lathe Tool Holder
Keeps the tools I\'m using from rolling around. Friction fit into the bed ways.- Rick M
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Lathe Tool Holder
Keeps the tools I\'m using from rolling around. Friction fit into the bed ways.- Rick M
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Router end-stop adjustment detail.
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- Album: ShopNotes Plunge Router Mortising Jig
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Mortising with plunge router.
- KC7CN
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Precise setup.
Use 1/4'' pointed centering pin with micro-adjust for precise table adjustment.- KC7CN
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Table setup
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Micro-adjust lead screw.
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Micro-adjust mechanisium
- KC7CN
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Dial indicator detail.
- KC7CN
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Table micro-adjust knob.
- KC7CN
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Toggle Clamps
In use, it may be necessary to mount the toggle clamp on a riser block; a simple 3/4 inch plywood spacer with longer screws does the job!- KC7CN
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