While putzing around, I saw this and thought it might be of interest to turners. The Miterset works as well, but for those who haven't ordered one....yet, this might be of service.

Thanks, Gene! For anyone who does segmented turning, this little sled is a really helpful. I read that you can buy plastic "triangles"- used to set the fences- at a quilting supply store or Amazon. Look for Simpli-EZ triangles.

It is an excellent idea but if the person is taking credit for the idea it's an out and out ripoff. The wedgie sled plans and wedges have been available for a few years at http://segeasy.com/

 

Steve

45 minutes ago, Steve Krumanaker said:

It is an excellent idea but if the person is taking credit for the idea it's an out and out ripoff. The wedgie sled plans and wedges have been available for a few years at http://segeasy.com/

 

Steve

Not being a turner, I wasn't aware of that site. But hey, I guess such plagiarism isn't uncommon on the net. 

7 minutes ago, Gene Howe said:

Not being a turner, I wasn't aware of that site. But hey, I guess such plagiarism isn't uncommon on the net. 

 

 

Now I think about, I do it myself!

 

 

Steve

I think this was first.  Check out the Wedgie Sled

 

http://www.segeasy.com/

 

 

 

 

i just wish he would use his table saw blade guard for those cross cuts.

 

no point in showing a cool technique using unsafe practices.