Woodworker's Journal 2010-34-1, страница 13
Crosscut sleds can enlarge crosscutting capacity in front of the blade. They also add safety and accuracy to many cuts. saw could block your access to the saw's front controls, particularly the Off switch. That would not only be inconvenient but also potentially dangerous when you need to shut things down quickly. Second, placing your body farther away from the front of the saw also compromises your ability to control workpieces against the rip fence when you switch from crosscutting to ripping tasks. You want to make sure you can always keep workpieces held tightly against the fence and guided carefully. Instead of an infeed table, I suggest you make a crosscut sled outfitted with runners that fit in the miter gauge slots. A sled will add more usable space in front of the blade for those wider crosscuts, plus you can use it for cutting small parts, mitering and even dadoing. It's a safe and proven accessory, and plans are widely available for building them. — Chris Marshall Winner! For simply sending in his question on slipping router bits, Ron Wagner of Citrus Heights, California, wins a Steel City 13" Deluxe Portable Planer with Helical Head (Model 40200H). Each issue we toss new questions into a hat and draw a winner. WafrJi the MirronCrHl Application Video wi vuYHV. syatenithres wm PDIInAHIfp SELF-LEVELING BARTDP COATING Pnnpnhlp MirroiCoat is specially formulated to create glossy, high build resin Surfaces on bars, counters and labteiops. Pour a perfect durable, smooth, glossy finisti on many surfaces such as wood, ceramics, plaster and masonry. MirrorCoat is pour able self-leveling, scratch and stain resistant as well as alcohol and water proof. SYS { THREE Find a dealer near you at; systemthrce corn Or call 300.333.5514 020(17 Sjsleti Tilled IV DELTA Thi Mtnm »l Pr* cm Jin * deltapDfTerMtile.com/uiilsaw (Circle No. 43 on PRODUCT INFORMATION form) (Circle No. 35 on PRODUCT INFORMATION form) Woodworker's Journal February 2010 13 |
