jig

Magnetic Base

The WOOD plan specified two 3/4'' diameter magnets. Most likely, some magnets are better than others, but two wasn't enough! I used a stack of three 1'' magnets on each end, and two stacks of 3/4'' magnets in the center.
- KC7CN
- Media item
- Mar 2, 2009
- dial indicator jig jointer
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- Album: Miscellaneous Jigs & Fixtures
Shop-Made Dial Indicator Holder

The magazine plan specified #8 wood screw to hold the dial-indicator in place, but it did not work all that well for me. I used a 1/4'' lag bolt with a wing nut instead.
- KC7CN
- Media item
- Mar 2, 2009
- dial indicator jig jointer
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- Album: Miscellaneous Jigs & Fixtures
Shop-Made Dial Indicator Holder

From WOOD magazine October 2005. My old Walker-Turner jointer does not have jack screws, so I used the Jointer Pal jig to install the blades. This jig will be used to confirm the blades are adjusted to the correct height.
- KC7CN
- Media item
- Mar 2, 2009
- dial indicator jig jointer
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- Album: Miscellaneous Jigs & Fixtures
Feather Board/Single-Point Fence Jig

From WOOD magazine - June/July 2003
- KC7CN
- Media item
- Mar 2, 2009
- band board feather fence jig saw single-point
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- Album: Shop-Made Band Saw Accessories