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TABLE SAW CROSSCUTTING x TABLE SAW CUTOFF BOX x TABLE SAW SLIDING TABLE xx PANEL SAWING xx TABLE SAW Crosscut round stock on a band saw or table saw using this V-block jig with a guide strip to fit the miter gauge slot. Make your own table saw cutoff box. Sliding crosscut table makes perfectly square cuts on any size stock. Includes an adjustable stop block for repetitive cuts. Table saw cut-off boxes. Make safe, precise crosscuts even on long or wide stock. Two designs shown. Sheet metal apron attaches to a miter gauge and acts as a rolling table when cutting short pieces of stock. Quick, accurate way to cut small pieces to identical length on a table saw using a miter gauge equipped with a wooden fence and a stop block. Sliding crosscut table to make for a table saw allows accurate cuts in stock up to 32" wide. Sliding panel-trimmer jig for a table saw. The ultimate shop-built crosscut sled. Features include replaceable fence insert, sacrificial hardwood throat plate, removable see-through blade guard, laminate top and bottom surfaces, etc. Simple table saw sled for small jobs. Make a simple panel-cutting jig for your table saw. Crosscutting sled for a table saw features low-friction plastic runners. Build a "float" jig for a table saw. This jig will support work much better than a miter gauge for making accurate 90-degree cuts on wood up to 24" wide. Sliding cut-off box. Typical dimensions and tips on making your own. Crosscut platform or "sled" for a table saw facilitates making accurate angle cuts. Adjustable cut-off jig for a table saw lets you tweak the angle of the fence until the cut is a perfect 90-degrees. Tip shows how to make a simple crosscut guide for a table saw. Table saws, beyond the basic cuts. How to cut tapers, raised panels, a straight edge, repetitive cross cuts and cross cuts on wide boards. Table saw cut-off box has a plywood bed and shaped 2x4s for the trailing fence. Fence board attached to two miter gauges recommended when crosscutting long boards and wide pieces of plywood. Table saw tools. Simple jigs that turn a table saw into a safe and precise crosscutting tool. How to make sliding tables for ripping, crosscutting, and cutting scarf joints. An inexpensive all-wood sliding crosscut fixture for table saws. Will cut panels up to 4- ft. wide with reasonable accuracy. Cutoff box is superior to a miter gauge for simple 90-degree cutoff work on the table saw. Tip: Get square crosscuts by making two cuts. The second and final cut should be only half the kerf in width. Accurate and simple way to crosscut plywood panels or boards that are too wide to use the miter gauge. Shop built sliding table for a small circular saw. Shop-made crosscut saw. Table slides smoothly on linear-motion bearings. Sliding carriage for a table saw lets you crosscut large panels. Auxiliary sliding table for a table saw features a built-in hold-down. Ideal for cutting small parts on a large table saw. Custom shop made miter gauge fence expands a table saw's crosscutting capacity and accuracy, and provides a sliding drop stop for repeat cuts. A table saw crosscut box is made from plywood and features a built-in see-through blade guard. After-market miter gauges and sliding tables. What is available and tips on their use. Sliding cut-off table equipped with adjustable fence, adjustable stop, and a toggle clamp to facilitate cutting small pieces. Make a sliding table for a table saw that has a 32" crosscut capacity and an adjustable fence which makes it ideal for multiple crosscutting and for mitering. Est. cost: $100. One-stop cutting station. Sliding crosscut box and accessory jigs handles crosscuts, tenons and miters. How to set the back fence on a table saw cutoff box perfectly square to the cut line. Table saw cutoff box features ball-bearing glides, an acrylic base and Teflon tape to reduce friction. Technique for correctly aligning and attaching the miter gauge slot runners to a sliding table. A table saw sled for precision crosscutting. A well-made sled serves as the basis for cutting accurate miters, crosscuts, and tenons. Three jigs for squaring panels, crosscutting and mitering. Miter gauge extension for a table saw provides support when crosscutting long work and has an adjustable stop when cutting many pieces of similar length. A universal sliding table for table saws. Table sawing of wide panels is assisted by attaching a guide strip to the bottom of the panel which then rides in the miter gauge slot. 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. 3 saw fixtures that help cut oversize stock. (1) Table saw cutoff box helps you cut large panels of plywood without assistance. (2) Knock-down version of a radial saw extension table. (3) Band saw extension table is 36" in diameter. Sliding table (cross-cut table) facilitates cutting wide panels square. Tip on table saw cross-grain cutting without splitting by making two passes. Sliding miter table cross-cut jig for a table saw includes a pivoting front fence for use when cutting miter joints. Table saw master jig. Auxiliary sliding table accepts various attachements and jigs for crosscutting, dadoing, mitering, and tenoning. 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. Perfect crosscutting on a table saw. Advice on making adjustments, standard procedures, and using auxiliary fence and stop block. Shop-built sliding table facilitates straight, accurate crosscuts on wide panels. This accessory replaces the left extension wing on your table saw. The sliding table will crosscut up to 24" wide panels and is held securely in place when pulled fully out. Tip on using a piece of angle iron (clamped to the bottom of the work piece) in place of the rip fence when crosscutting a large panel. Sliding cutoff table for making cross cuts. Accessories for the table include (1) Pivoting adjustable fence for making angled cuts. (2) A pair of stop blocks for making identical multiple cuts. (3) Two removable inserts (for 90- and 45-degree cuts) that reduce bottom chipout. (4) Wood block and two stops prevent blade from being exposed at end of a cut. Sliding crosscut table for a table saw. Universal table saw jig features a sliding table, laser-engraved angle scales, easy-to-adjust hold-downs, infinitely positionable auxiliary fence, etc. Using an auxiliary fence mounted to table saw miter gauge and a Quick-Grip clamp helps keep crosscuts square. Precision stop for a miter gauge extension (or as an addition to a sliding table saw jig). Panel-cutting sled for a table saw features an adjustable stop. Panel-cutting sled features a built-in holddown clamp made from the ratchet assembly found on a bar-style caulking gun. Sliding table add-on. This shop-built crosscutting accessory fits on table saws with left sides unobstructed by cranks or tilting motors. A safe way to crosscut large workpieces on edge using a table saw. Two techniques for cutting wide panels on a table saw. Panel cutting fixture for a table saw. Produces a perfectly square cut on panels up to 24" wide. Made of hardboard and wood. Tip: Make a jig for squaring up the ends of wide panels which are fabricated by gluing-up narrow boards. Two table saw jigs. (1) Panel/cutoff jig used to cut glued-up panels to size. (2) Jig to rip very narrow strips. Adjustable cut-off jig consists of a piece of hardwood with a movable stop block that's attached to the miter gauge. Sliding cut-off table for a table saw features a hold-down clamp, stop block and measuring gauge. Crosscut sled for a table saw features holddown clamps. Techniques for accurate crosscutting on a table saw. (1) Blade alignment. (2) Checking a blade to ensure it is square to the table. (3) Miter gauge setup jig. (4) How to support a miter cut. (5) Adjusting a miter bar fit. (6) Accurately aligning a pencil mark on the work piece. (7) Auxiliary fence for a miter gauge. (8) Crosscut sled. (9) Trick to squaring a large panel. (10) How to crosscut long pieces. Crosscut sled for a table saw is guided by both the miter gauge slot and the edge of the extension wing (saw table). Description of a cross-cutting "boat" for a table saw which is large enough to crosscut 48" panels. Tips for making a cross-cut box or other fixture that rides in the slots of a table saw. Versatile cutoff table accessory for a table saw. Make accurate crosscuts and finish cuts on laminated boards or panels up to 24" wide. Includes a jig for cutting perfect circles. Table saw cut-off table. Handles stock up to 27" wide. Improves the cross-cutting ability of most table saws. Adjustable cut-off jig for a table saw fits over the miter gauge extension. The beginning woodworker. Table saw crosscutting. Tips and techniques. Tip: Attach a hinged trimming block to a table saw cutoff jig. Tip: Cut-off table for a table saw features "stop blocks" to help keep your fingers out of the saw blade when in use. Table saw crosscut box for accurate 90-degree crosscuts. Incorporates a miter gauge stop for repetative cuts. The box rides in both miter gauge slots for increased accuracy. Simple crosscut jig for a table saw is useful when cutting small parts. How to rip and crosscut on the table saw. Auxiliary table for the Shopsmith Mark V table saw is a help when crosscutting wide boards. Wooden block, sized to fit over a table saw rip fence, establishes a safe clearance for crosscutting narrow pieces. Technique for crosscutting wide boards on a table saw using the stock miter gauge. | |||||||||
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