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3 days ago · One way to cut half lap joints is on a table saw. George Vondriska takes you step-by-step on how to create a simple jig for cutting half lap joints on a table saw. The jig allows you to safely run your wood pieces vertically across the table saw to cut accurate half lap joints.
4 days ago · Therefore, when jointing boards wider than your jointer, it’s best to follow a couple of essential principles: Learn how to master the jointer. Working with boards that exceed your machine’s capacity will require you to understand all of your jointer’s mechanics and how to safely push the tool’s limits.
5 days ago · 1406 posts · Joined 2008. #13 · 3d ago. I've got a jointer but very seldom use it, I joint longer boards on my table saw and then take out the saw cuts with a jointer, jack or smoothing plane. I don't buy lumber from a sawmill because of 2 reasons.
2 days ago · The cabinet jig is a time-saving tool that simplifies hardware installation by reducing setup and measuring time. It allows you to drill multiple holes at once, and it's adjustable to fit various cabinet sizes and styles. With the cabinet jig, you'll breeze through hardware installation, saving time and achieving consistent results.
1 day ago · This guide will take you through the process of building and using a box joint jig for a table saw, with a focus on achieving accurate and consistent results. Building the Jig. To begin constructing the box joint jig, you'll need the following materials: Three strips of 3/4" plywood; Hardwood runners; Knobs; 5/16" x 2-1/2" T-bolts
For long boards, you need major equipment to get it perfect, like a CNC or a jointer with 8' or longer infeed and outfeed tables. In my shop, experience is teaching me that you need to accept at least some amount of bow (1/8" or less over 8'), and include in your design some way to pull the board flat during assembly.
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3 days ago · One of the most crucial aspects in properly milling a dovetail joint on the Porter Cable dovetail jig is precisely setting the depth of cut. If the depth is too shallow or too deep the mating pieces will not be properly aligned.
