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neat finger joint rig

Cliff
Cliff
in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety

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stumbled across this DIY jig   It looked interesting

 

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    Pretty darn slick!

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    Saw this a few days ago...pretty creative.

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    He missed  a couple things:

    He needs a blade that cuts a flat bottom kerf

    he did not consider the sacrificial board for tear out prevention

     

    I saw a Dovetail rig for the TS  the creator had a saw blade ground to lay off at an angle and give a flat bottom.  He did one side of the cut and then flipped the board for the other.  It looked pretty slick too

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    3 minutes ago, Cliff said:

    He missed  a couple things:

    He needs a blade that cuts a flat bottom kerf

    he did not consider the sacrificial board for tear out prevention

    Yeah I noticed that also too besides not setting the blade height which he noted at the end.

    I'm not  big fan of raking the board back & forth across an open moving blade for clean-up either, but that's just me.

    Still the concept is simplistic compared to most and appears to be accurate.

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