Woodworker's Journal 2006-30-2, страница 27
Tapering Jig The tapers on the tegs ol this table were formed on the table saw using a tapering jig. which is easily made lor custom /obs. The author used a jig like the one at the right. It consists of a sled with a fence attached al the correct angle to achieve the taper Blocks at each end are attached at an angle to position the leg and form a tight fit. A toggle clamp holds the leg firmly in place so you can safely slide the jig across the table saw. Table Elevation (Front View) ® ® V i 27." 11"/-" J 17,." ri 4" 2V." J X '7»" MATERIAL LIST 1 Top {1) TxWxL 3/4" x 12" x 12" 2 Legs (4) 13 te" X 13V X 22V 3 Top Rails (4) 3/4" x 2 V x 10V 4 Bottom Rails (4) 9/16" x IV x 10V 5 Tabletop Fasteners (8) 1/2" x 2" x 2" Top Rail (Top and Face Views) r Bottom Rail (Top and Face Views) —""'- X represents the angled shoulder of the tenon. See "mark out the lower rail' on page 29 Horn, remove after assembly Leg (Front View) Outside face 27 Bottom Rail (Section View) Top (Section View) Exploded View Top Rail (Section View) |
