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TABLE SAW ANGLE CUTTING x TABLE SAW MITER GAUGE xx MITER JOINT xx TABLE SAW Simple jig for making angled cuts on large pieces of plywood with a table saw. Table saw miter gauge auxiliary fence incorporates an adjustable stop. Pattern sawing technique for cutting even-sided polygons on a table saw. Auxiliary fence facilitates the cutting of knife edges (angles) on the edge of boards using a table saw. Tip on replacing the tightening knob on a table saw miter gauge with a larger one. Tip on clamping wide boards securely to the face of a miter gauge when cutting. Adjustable jig for cutting steep angles using a table saw. Table saw jig for making an angled cut on a rail or panel. Technique for using a framing square to more accurately set a miter gauge. Jig for cutting angles steeper than 45-degrees on a table saw. Tip: How to make angle cuts on a table saw that is not equipped with an adjustable miter gauge. Jig for cutting accurate miters with a table saw. Table saw jig for cutting identical isosceles triangles. Shop-made jig is contructed to insure clean, accurate mitre cutting on a table saw. Picture frame miter jig for use with a table saw. Picture-perfect miters. Handy miter-cutting jig for a table saw. Table saw jig for cutting perfect 45-degree miters. Tip describes how to attach a cut-off guide board to a table saw miter gauge. How to slip-proof the fences of miter saw or table saw miter gauge. Tip on using an adjustable drafting triangle to accurately set the angle of a miter gauge. Tip on making a special "cradle" to securely hold a curved piece while you make angled cuts on a table saw. Table saw guide for cutting perfect 45-degree angles. Tip shows two table saw guides. (1) Cut-off guide that permanently attaches to the miter gauge. (2) Large, secure crosscut guide that replaces a miter gauge. Table saw miter gauge extended with a wood fence. Tip shows how to cut a large, odd-angled piece on a table saw. Tip shows how to use a framing square to set a miter gauge to an exact 45-degree reading. How to snug up a loose miter gauge. Tip shows how to make a jig for cutting perfect 45-degree angles on a table saw. Tip on using stair tread safety tape on your table saw's miter gauge fence to make it slip-proof. Jig for cutting octagonal shapes on a table saw. Tip on using a Stanley 10" adjustable rafter guide in place of a miter gauge on a Makita 8" table saw. How to check a 45-degree miter square with a straightedge and a draftsman's triangle. Two designs for table saw miter jigs (45-degree angle). Mitering on the table saw. (1) Scribe accurate reference lines on the saw table. (2) Aluminum miter jig. Tip: Method for setting the miter fence of a table saw uses a carpenter's framing square. Enhanced table saw miter gauge uses a piece of Formica between the miter gauge bar and the upper part of the miter gauge. Shop made jig for resetting miter gauge to a unique angle. With this simple jig and a little trigonometry, you can cut odd angles on a table saw more accurately than with the saw's miter gauge. Better way to take out the slop in a loose or worn miter gauge rail. Technique for ripping perfect octagonal cylinders on a table saw. Special jig and formulas will enable you to cut an octagon shape with each side equal to a predetermined length. Tip: Attach sandpaper to the face of your miter gauge to prevent slipping and creeping of the work piece. Jig for cutting accurate 45-degree miters on a table saw when making the sides of small boxes. This jig lets the saw blade remain in the normal 90-degree position. Simple adapter expands the range of a miter gauge below 30-degrees and allows acute angle cuts down to 0-degrees. After-market miter gauges and sliding tables. What is available and tips on their use. Easy-to-build sliding-table jig for cutting perfect left-hand and right-hand 45-degree miters on a table saw. Simple instrument sets precise angles on table saw and radial arm saw. Making and using a sine bar, along with a gauge block, framing square, and bevel gauge to achieve precise angular cuts. Simple wooden gauge block for quickly setting a miter gauge to 90-degrees, 45-degrees, or any other repetative setting for which making a gauge block would be helpful. Sliding table jig for a table saw is used to cut mitered frames which meet perfectly at the corners. Add a sliding fence to a table saw miter gauge. One-stop cutting station. Sliding crosscut box and accessory jigs handles crosscuts, tenons and miters. Sliding fence for a miter gauge adjusts quickly for accurate cuts. A table saw sled for precision crosscutting. A well-made sled serves as the basis for cutting accurate miters, crosscuts, and tenons. Two table saw miter gauges, joined with an 8/4 adjustable fence and sliding dovetail inserts, facilitates cutting of angles. Table saw miter fixture features an adjustable stop to cut picture frames and other moldings simply and quickly. Tip: How to prevent slipping when making true angled cuts with a table saw miter gauge. Tip: Make a miter gauge for a table saw with fixed 45-degree and 90-degree markings. Three jigs for squaring panels, crosscutting and mitering. Miter gauge clamp and stop rod. Simple miter gauge hold-down clamp made from hardware items. A clamp which attaches to a table saw miter gauge and holds wood securely against the faceplate for accurate cutting. Table saw miter gauge extension jig makes simple and compound miter cuts more convenient to achieve. Pistol grip holddown for miter gauge. Build a supergrip hold-down attachment for your miter gauge. Adjustable wooden block, with a rubber foot, presses down on work to prevent creeping, especially when cutting angles. Table of saw-tilt and miter gauge setting for compound angles from 5- to 60-degrees in 5-degree increments. Photo shows proper method for making the cuts. Table saw mitering jig for making perfect miters. Make these special angle blocks for cutting accurate miters on a table saw or radial arm saw. Table saw sliding miter board lets you make compound miter cuts on large work pieces. A master craftsman's picture framing secrets. (1) Miter jig for perfect joints. (2) Rip aid. (3) Shaper hold-downs. (4) Glass cutting board. (5) Spray painter's "third hand". The workshop of master craftsman Harold Ionson (Westwood, Mass) is profiled. Includes plans for a wood and aluminum sliding-table miter gauge for a table saw. Great woodworking jigs for your shop. Part 2. (1) Mitering jig for cutting 45-degree angles on crown, bed, and cove moldings. Jigs for both table and radial arm saw are shown. (2) Table saw mitering gauge. How to use a pair of miter gauges to minimize error and speed cutting on a table saw. Six jigs you can make for a table saw. (1) Blade protection gauge, (2) blade tilt gauge, (3) miter gauge extension, (4) rip fence stop block, (5) miter gauge hold-down, and (6) slotting jig for dowels or tenons. Build a better miter jig than you can buy. Miter board with locking cams holds wood securely, avoiding the slight kickback common with table saws. The easy route to perfect hopper (compound-angle) joints. Table shows settings for both table and radial arm saw. Accessory jigs shown. Mitering jig for a table saw is a simple variation on a standard sliding cross cut jig. Sliding miter table cross-cut jig for a table saw includes a pivoting front fence for use when cutting miter joints. Wall-hung rack for storing a table saw miter gauge also serves to set the gauge to exactly 90-degrees. An advanced 45-degree miter jig for a table saw features built-in hold down clamps and a clear plastic blade guard. Table saw master jig. Auxiliary sliding table accepts various attachements and jigs for crosscutting, dadoing, mitering, and tenoning. Tip describes how to create a no-slip surface for use when making angled cuts using a miter gauge. Tip suggests using plastic drafting angles to help set a table saw miter gauge at exactly 15, 30, 45 or 60 degrees. Accurate miter-cutting jig for a table saw is made from plywood and angle iron. No more miter gauge. Construct a sliding platform (sled) for making accurate miter cuts on a table saw. It features a built-in ruler, stops, hold-downs, and featherboard. The perfect miter sled for a table saw. This jig will make perfectly square cutoffs, cut any miter from 0 to 50-degrees, micro-adjusts square to the blade, and works on the right side of the blade. Est. cost: $35. Miter gauge extension, sliding table, mitering jig, tenoning jig and tapering jig for a table saw. Build a jig and miter gauge head for cutting compound angles. Clamp for cutting small pieces safely on a table saw attaches securely to the sliding miter gauge. Technique for checking the 90-degree alignment of a miter gauge. Tip on using threaded inserts to attach an auxiliary fence to a miter gauge. Tips and techniques for cutting perfect miter joints on a table saw. Includes a jig for use in place of the regular miter gauge. Auxiliary fence for a table saw miter gauge features a built-in stop block and measuring tape. Table saw miter gauge made especially for cutting small (short) pieces is much closer to the blade and facilitates clamping the work piece to the gauge. Miter gauge tips to add precision to cuts. (1) Squaring a miter gauge. (2) Modifying the runner. (3) Flip-up stop block. (4) A 90-degree set-up board. (5) Installing threaded inserts in the back of each jig which attaches to the miter gauge. How to adjust a miter gauge for 45-degree cuts. Table saw cut-off jig. How to make it, custom-fit it to a table saw and cut test miters. Six handy helpers for your table saw. (1) Miter gauge extension. (2) Cutoff for short blocks. (3) Adjustable work support. (4) Improved feather board. (5) Combination thin strip ripper and resawing guide. (6) Auxiliary rip fence. Safety tip: Attach a piece of wood to your miter gauge to sweep small scraps of wood away from the saw blade. Tip: Apply sandpaper to the face of a miter gauge to prevent the wood from slipping into the saw blade. Tip: Fastest way to square up a table saw miter gauge. Tip on positioning your work piece against the miter gauge so that a table saw will cut exactly where desired. How to accurately set the miter gauge for an odd-degree cut. How to check the trueness of your miter gauge. Altering a carriage bolt head to fit a T-shaped miter gauge groove speeds set up of jigs and feather boards. Handy miter jigs for a table saw are preset for cutting 45-degree angles. Angle-master. An adjustable miter jig for the table saw. Cut both left and right miters without changing settings. Handles stock up to 46" long and 4" wide. Table saw jig for cutting compound miters for picture frames. Table saw jig for cutting perfect 45-degree miters. Adjustable miter gauge fence doesn't wear out. It features separate faces for cutting miters, bevels and dadoes. How to make cuts greater that 45 degrees with a table saw or band saw. Simple table saw jig for cutting both 45-degree and 90-degree miters. The design is adaptable to almost any desired angle. Adjustable miter jig for cutting perfect miters on a table saw. Tip: A piece of sandpaper glued to the fence of a miter gauge or cut off jig will keep miters from "creeping" as they are being cut. Tip: Use drafting triangles to set a miter gauge. Tips on when and how you can use the miter gauge and the rip fence at the same time without the danger of kickback. Tip on making your own set-up gauges from scrap wood. This guarantees that you can repeatedly set the same angle between saw blade and miter gauge. Especially important when working with unusual angles. Tip on using a framing square to set a miter gauge to exactly 45-degrees. Taking the pain out of cutting miters. 45-degree miter jigs for a table saw and a radial arm saw make it easy to cut picture frame moldings to exact length. Adjustable fence attaches to a table saw miter gauge. It improves accuracy and safety by supporting the work piece up close to the blade. Tip on adjusting a miter gauge to exactly 22.5-degrees. Technique to check a miter gauge for an exact 45-degree cut using a piece of scrap 2x4. Using a framing square to check the accuracy of a table saw miter gauge. Jig for quickly setting a miter gauge at exactly 90-degrees. Mitering tips when using a table saw. (1) Miter gauge tune-up. (2) Setting the miter gauge. (3) Miter gauge set-up jig. Miter gauge wedge clamp holds an upright work piece tight against the gauge face during the cut. Tip shows how to use a strip of tape to mark a setting on a miter gauge. Adjustable auxiliary fence for a miter gauge features a replaceable front face. Quick way to square the miter gauge for a table saw (provided the saw blade is perpendicular to the front edge). Sliding table jig for a table saw is used to cut perfect 45-degree miters. Tip on setting a table saw miter gauge at an exact angle to the saw blade by using this simple aid which avoids errors introduced by the teeth on the blade. Jig for slicing square stock diagonally (corner-to-corner) on a table saw in order to make triangular glue blocks. Improved miter gauge for cutting 45-degree angles on a table saw. Table saw miter jig for cutting perfect 45-degree angles. Tip: Quick way to set table saw miter gauge to 90 degrees. Two jigs for (1) cutting precise miters for molded rails and stiles and (2) cutting angled mortises. Tip: How to get maximum accuracy when setting angles on a table saw miter gauge. Miter cutting jig for use on a table saw rides in both miter slots to improve accuracy. The jig is made to cut only one angle (45-degrees, 22.5-degrees, etc.). Monster miter fence for a table saw. Attach an extension to a standard miter gauge which featues an adjustable stop block and measuring tape. Modified straightedge makes it easy to square a table saw miter gauge with the blade. How to cut perfect miters on a table saw. The perfect miter jig. Includes sliding toggle clamps and an adjustable stop. How to make a simple miter jig fit any table saw. How to make your own miter gauge from a plastic protractor, aluminum angle and hardboard. Table saw miter gauge incorporates hold-downs. Jig is used to clamp even irregularly shaped wood while guiding it through the blade. Perfect for sawing odd angles with no danger of the work piece slipping. Double miter gauge provides support on both sides of a table saw blade. Features an adjustable cut off stop. Simple sawing fixture aids cutting uniform octagon shapes on a table saw. Quick and foolproof way to precisely set the miter gauge on your bench saw to either 90- or 45-degrees. Labor-saving jigs and accessories for a table saw. (1) Miter gauge auxiliary fence. (2) Sliding miter jig. (3) Fence-straddling pushstick. (4) Pushblock. Tip on accurately setting a table saw miter gauge to 90-degrees. Special jigs for making wooden picture frames from wide moldings. (1) Compound-miter jig for a table saw. (2) Rabbeting jig for a table saw. (3) Clamping corners for use with a band clamp. Angle cutting jig for a table saw overcomes the limitations of tilting-arbors which only reach 45-degrees. | |||||||||
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