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RADIAL ARM SAW ACCESSORIES & JIGS sa RADIAL ARM SAW STOP BLOCK xx RADIAL ARM SAW Simple jig takes the guesswork out of squaring a radial arm saw. Adjustable angle guide for a radial arm saw. Simple jig to aid in cutting 45-degree miters with a radial arm saw. Miter-cutting jig for use when cutting shaped stock (molding) on a radial arm saw. You can be a doweling whiz. Build this jig for a radial arm saw. It lets you make perfect dowel joints with minimum effort and maximum efficiency. Cut accurate miters on round stock or molding with this radial arm saw miter jig. Jig for cutting miters on a radial arm saw. 45-degree miter jig for a radial arm saw. Tip: Front fence for radial arm saw increases safety. Tip: How to cut round tenons on the ends of slats using this jig for a radial arm saw. Reversible jig for a radial arm saw is useful when you need to cut a number of identical pieces with angled dadoes on opposite sides. Cutting box joints on the radial arm saw. Build this sliding jig to move work piece into blade for safe, precise cuts. Simple jig to joint lumber on a radial arm saw. Jigs to improve your radial arm saw. (1) Roller head clamp allows small incremental movement of head. (2) Planing with a saw blade stiffened by an aluminum disc. (3) Jig for making radiused molding for clock tops. A jig for a radial arm saw to cut raised panels for frame-and-panel cabinet doors. A decorative joint for the frame is also noted. How to make panels from plywood and veneer described. Cam-locking stop block for a radial arm saw. Simply slide the fixture along the fence until it's at the right position, then lock it in place by rotating the cam lever. Tip: Use a front fence to safely rip on a radial arm saw. Tip on making and using guide blocks to make angle cuts on a radial arm saw (instead of pivoting the saw arm). Jig for ripping thin strips on a radial arm saw without having them either split for go flying away. Jig for cutting hundreds of short blocks on a radial arm saw without having to remove each block by hand. Picture-framing techniques. (1) Using jigs and a router table to shape wooden stock for picture frames. (2) A jig for cutting accurate miters on a radial arm saw. See-through guard for a radial arm saw blade is used to keep your fingers out of the spinning blade when the saw is "parked", but still running. Tip: Radial arm saw jig is used when ripping boards that are twisted. Tip: Use a rabbeted stop block on a radial arm saw to prevent sawdust from collecting. T-fence increases capacity of a radial arm saw by about 7". Miter jig for radial arm saw produces perfect fitting joints. Combination dado spacer and cutoff stop for a radial arm saw is made from a 1-1/2" butt hinge with a metal arm soldered to it. Clamp-on stop board for radial saw fence permits quick, repetitive cutting. Tape measure attached to fence for quick setup. Molding-head fence for a radial arm saw. Adjustable fence turns saw into a versatile wood shaper. A guide to making basic cuts with a radial arm saw. Patterns for a wide board jig, hold-down fence and finger hold-down are included. Make these special angle blocks for cutting accurate miters on a table saw or radial arm saw. Slip-on jig for a radial arm saw lets you cut miters while leaving the blade set at 90 degrees. Pivoting radial arm saw rip fence is adjustable to cut any right- or left-hand angle. Features a removable (replacable) cutting board. Circle-cutting jig for a radial arm saw. Cut circles up to 32" diameter. Great woodworking jigs for your shop. Part 1. Radial saw cutoff stop. 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. Comparing double-arm radial saws. Pattern for a jig which helps you drill, route and plane with a double-arm saw. The easy route to perfect hopper (compound-angle) joints. Table shows settings for both table and radial arm saw. Accessory jigs shown. Tips and jigs to use when cutting metal on a radial arm saw. Tip: Attach a fluorescent light to the arm of your radial arm saw to provide a worklight. Radial arm saw jigs and fixtures. (1) Fold-down extension table. (2) Mitering jig. (3) Disc sanding table. (4) Horizontal boring jig. (5) Table for end drilling. Two jigs for drum sanding on your radial arm saw. Nine practical make-it-yourself safety devices for power tools. Stop block and splitter (kerf keeper) jigs for your radial arm saw. Safety devices for your radial arm saw. (1) See-through shield for use when cross-cutting stock. (2) Two-leg pusher for ripping. The legs of the pusher straddle the blade to keep fingers well away. Adjustable fixture (jig) for cutting accurate miters on a radial arm saw without moving the saw's over-arm from its normal 90-degree crosscut position. Fence for a radial arm saw features a T-slot for mounting accessories and a replaceable insert where the saw blace cuts through the fence. A hold-down and stop block accessory are also included. Attach a spring to a radial arm saw which prevents the saw carriage from accidently creeping forward in front of the fence. Using springs to improve the performance of a tool or shop-built jig. Includes a compression clamp, micro-adjustable stop block, radial arm saw carriage return, and a spring-loaded hold down. Tip: Hinged stop block lets you square both ends without moving the block. Tip: Use spacers to keep sawdust from piling up against the fence of your radial arm saw. Hold-down for a radial arm saw makes your operaton safer and stops the subtle creep or movement of the stock being cut. Behind-the-fence guard adds a margin of safety to radial arm saws. Radial arm saw "finger saver" clamps small workpieces while crosscutting. Jig for sanding the edge of a wood circle using a sanding disk and a radial arm saw. How to cut mitered mortise and tenon corner joints on a radial arm saw. Includes a jig for cutting the open mortise on a radial arm saw. Tip: Use a butt hinge as a cut-off stop for a radial arm saw. Tip: Make a jig for squaring up the ends of wide panels which are fabricated by gluing-up narrow boards. Jig for a radial arm saw that can handle cuts up to 30" without losing any accuracy. Adjustable cross-cutting stop for a radial arm saw is helpful when making a stopped cut (such a a blind dado). 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. Measuring stop for a radial arm saw is made from a wooden yardstick glued to a piece of stock that's clamped to the saw's fence. Radial arm saw improvements. (1) Larger replacement table. (2) Longer fence to support long stock. (3) Miter jig. (4) Safety handle when cutting small pieces. (5) Fence and stop block system with a built-in ruler. Improvised hold-down for use when cuttng small pieces on a radial arm saw. Accurate cutting-depth measuring jig for use with any radial arm saw. Woodworker's jigs. Vertical planer/jointer for radial saws. This jig, plus a 4" rotary planer head, will convert a radial saw into a vertical planer. Pattern for an adjustable stop block for use with a radial arm saw. Tip: Stopblock prevents a radial arm saw from being lowered enough to cut into the underlayment of your surfaced table. Accurate angles. A protractor-like jig for cutting accurate angles using a radial arm saw. Kerf spacing jig for use on radial saw. Build a jig to take the guesswork out of making a finger joint (box joint) on a radial saw. Smooth sanding. Part 2. Using belt sanders and sanding accessories for radial arm saws or a drill press. Special techniques on a radial arm saw. A look at accessories that expand the capability of the saw, converting it to a jig saw, "Safe-T-Planer", drill press, sander or shaper. Also gives tips on using it for crosscutting, mitering, kerfing and making angle cuts. Includes diagrams for making a mitering jig, a fixed tapering jig and a variable tapering jig. Shows how to plow and cut latticework and rosettes. Build a miter jig for making compound miter cuts in molding. Versatile molding head makes saw a shaper. How to cut moldings on a radial arm saw. Includes several jigs you can build to make the job easier. Tips on using the Wagner Safe-T-Planer to make molding for picture frames, serving trays, etc. Also use to plane lumber, cut rabbets and tenons, shape raised panels for doors, and make fancy rosettes. Adjustable work stop for a radial arm saw fence speeds cutting of duplicate pieces. Jig for cutting octagon shapes on a radial arm saw. Radial arm saw safety tips. Includes instructions for making a "fence straddle" pushstick and a "blade straddle" pushstick. | |||||||||
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