I guess this would work if you are building a bunch of panels the same size but that’s it because all spacing differs a bit depending on the length of the rail
The bottom "rake" can be unscrew from the holder/quide, and slide left or right to skew railing panel. Notches for balusters are wide enough to make stair railing up to 39°. However, I prefer to make railings for stairs on my other table, because using the same jig will make smaller baluster's spacing from the rest of the panels
@@jfuqua72 I do it on the flat table. I make CAD drawing and go by diagonals control dimensions instead of an angle. That way it is more precise, especially if the stair panel is long.
Eye protection man ! Nice vid too
W man that looks so cool and very solid made.
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I guess this would work if you are building a bunch of panels the same size but that’s it because all spacing differs a bit depending on the length of the rail
Nice! Do you sell the jig
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great to adapt a car roll over jig, so can weld all in one position by rotating, less lifting
Awesome Jig!! Would love to know the different spacing you chose.
3-3/4" between balusters. Common baluster sizes: 1/2", 5/8", 3/4"
Center to center distances on my jig are 4-1/4", 4-3/8", and 4-1/2" accordingly
@@accentironwork oh great, thanks so much!
@@accentironwork i do rail myself and i like your picket spacing fixture
@@accentironwork i build rail for a living and i really like your fixture for picket spacing
Where can I get those molds to do the different sizes can you help? I’m from Oregon
Just make it. Are you the welder?😜
I'm learning just that I wanted to make one but in the end I missed it by 1 inch
How much do you charge me to make some and send them? I don't know if you could do it?
How do you do stairs at an angle? Is there enough to angle the balusters in the jig?
The bottom "rake" can be unscrew from the holder/quide, and slide left or right to skew railing panel. Notches for balusters are wide enough to make stair railing up to 39°. However, I prefer to make railings for stairs on my other table, because using the same jig will make smaller baluster's spacing from the rest of the panels
@@accentironwork That makes sense. Do you have a video of the other table for making stair railings?
@@jfuqua72 I do it on the flat table. I make CAD drawing and go by diagonals control dimensions instead of an angle. That way it is more precise, especially if the stair panel is long.
Can you show a video of the mechanism that clamps and holds the jig?
@@jfuqua72 I can send you a quick video via Messenger. What is your Facebook page?
the spacing bars are they laser cut
I did it on cnc plasma cutter
Any dxf files for the jig?
Didn't save it.
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engage safety squint
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