Woodworker's Journal 2008-32-2, страница 32

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Some contractor's saws lose accuracy when their blades (and their cantilevered motors) are cranked to 45°. This jig solves that problem and adds a considerable degree of safety to the mix as well.

Exploded View

Table

(Top and End Views)

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MATERIAL LIST

Using this jig is Ijmi easy. The saw t^S blade remains set at

90°. Workpieces _: clamp to the jig's table, which is 45° relative to the saw's table. Now you can cut perfect miters and bevels without tilting the blade.

3 Supports (2)

4 Adjustable Miter Bar (1)

5 Hex Head Bolts (2)

6 T-Track Intersection Kits (4)

7 Aluminum T-Tracks (6)

8 Hold-Down Clamps for T-Track (2)

Aluminum

9 Fence (1)

10 T-Knobs (2)

11 T-Slot Bolts (2)

12 Washers (4)

13 Screws (12)

April 2008 Woodworker's Journal

t FIXTURES

Build A Small Parts Mitering Jig

By Bruce Kieffer