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Tusses wrote:TS and Miter slot ?
Tusses wrote:what angle are you after ?
and what size wood ?
9fingers wrote:Tusses wrote:what angle are you after ?
and what size wood ?
This time it is 65 x 22 section and 30 & 60 to the long axis.
But my question was more about bright ideas for a generic solution....
Bob
Pinch wrote:I make up little forms and clamp them against/along the saw's back fence.
Jobs a gooden!
misterfish wrote:Dewalt used to make angled fences to use with a radial arm saw. I picked up a pair of these that were 'remaindered' on the 'bay by Miles Tools a few years ago and they would probably do what you want.
I haven't seen any around for a while so maybe you could make your own - all you'd need would be the skills and a metalworking workshop
If you want i can photograph the ones I've got and take measurements.
Misterfish
chataigner wrote:Rough cut with band or jig saw, then a shooting board with angled insert. Nicer finish too - but it hasnt got a lead.....
Tusses wrote:I have to respec my TS from horisontal space to usable TS in a bit .. I'll do a quick pic of what I meant
Tusses wrote:
BTW .. I spell Miter .. even though EU says Mitre ! .. what does everyone else say ?
Tusses wrote:lol .. that must be it ! .. I'd love to be the other side of the pond !
so, what is the middle of a circle ?
9fingers wrote:
Hi Jeff, I'm guess this is possibly the special mitre accessory referred to on page 85 of the DW powershop manual. (a copy of which is in the WH2 dropbox)
The illustration is none too clear so a photo or two would be helpful. Don't worry about the dimensioning as if a were to make such a device, I'd probably design it around my chop saw.
Thanks in advance
Bob
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