Great idea worth spending a bit of time on this and makin sure its 110% as buyin one of the good ones is alot of lollipops. Definitely goin to give this a go. Cheers mucks
Cheers! Like you, I've got the Benchdogs square that I bought last year. Again, I just don't like using it onsite because of all them sticky fingers. Never used to be so bad, but as a hired gun - couple of weeks here, a month there, well it's a shift up in smoke. I've got the Triton that I bought years ago, and it's okay if you dial it in with some gaffer tape, otherwise it is a couple of mil out over the width of a 8 by 4. Your solution would work well - particularly with the addition of a shoulder, as suggested in another comment.👍
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Great idea! I love shop-made jigs and accessories. This will fit the bill for me. Thanks for sharing!
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Quick, simple and effective. Thanks for sharing, mate.
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Great videos thanks for taking the time to share
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Came over from kieths channel great how to vid a very cheap way of doing this brilliant idea
Thanks for watching glad you liked it. Thank you for talking the time to check my Chanel out 👍
@@smallspacecreation5768 No problem at all the pleasure was all mine, looking forward to checking through your past vids
Great idea - it might be worth adding another block on the top that rides against the rail edge, that way you wont have to square it up every time.
Yes that’s a great idea I going to do that thanks for watching
Great idea worth spending a bit of time on this and makin sure its 110% as buyin one of the good ones is alot of lollipops. Definitely goin to give this a go. Cheers mucks
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Cheers!
Like you, I've got the Benchdogs square that I bought last year. Again, I just don't like using it onsite because of all them sticky fingers. Never used to be so bad, but as a hired gun - couple of weeks here, a month there, well it's a shift up in smoke. I've got the Triton that I bought years ago, and it's okay if you dial it in with some gaffer tape, otherwise it is a couple of mil out over the width of a 8 by 4.
Your solution would work well - particularly with the addition of a shoulder, as suggested in another comment.👍
Yes the Benchdogs one is really nice 👍
Great advice. I built a hight adjustment for mine, but the square might be helpful
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