Straight Edge Table Saw Jig
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Also see the improvements I've made in this updated video:
• IMPROVED Straight Edge...
This straight edge table saw jig is designed for narrow or wide strips of board. I changed out the original foot with a carriage bolt and table leg rubber cap. This makes it easier to use with thinner boards.
Vertical toggle clamps from Harbor Freight.
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3 inch long 5/16" carriage bolts and 5/8" rubber leg tips from Home Depot.
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Great idea about making the jig double sided.
Thanks. I'll admit there are better ideas. I'll be making a new video soon on my new jig. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
All the best ideas are simple, love the jig
David Harrold - thanks for the feedback
Great video! I just finished making mine.i was needing to join 2x6s so I had to add a 1/4in spacer on the spacer bar. worked perfect with the stopper in the highest position. Thanks for the great idea to put the clamps on both sides for different size boards.
John Cruz - so glad my idea helped you. Take care, have fun!
Very awesome jig!
I appreciate you sharing it with us
Thanks for watching and the kind comment. Have fun with your projects!
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Can't wait to see all your videos, but the cell phone amplifier alone gave me several ideas!!!
I got a Bose 360 Bluetooth speaker where the sound wasn't as advertised. They say treble is 360.
Treble exits the REAR.
I made an exaggerated W and placed the speaker in front (which cuts you down to 180 Degree sound, But the speaker performs 300% better!
I directed the Awesome sound into my ear holes, much like you did.
My design actually went back in time to the design of Bose 901 Direct Reflecting Speakers!
When I was 13 I took out a bank loan to buy a set of 901's. Like 900 smackers at the time?
Great idea. I'll will be building one. Ty for taking time to do this
You're welcome. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
Nice, the simple (yet clever) ideas are the best.
Good idea using the two sided clamps
Thanks for checking out the video. Here's how I improved it.
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When I made my straight edge for my skill saw, I actually made it to my Dewalt corded and Porter Cable Cordless. So instead of having 4 jigs I have 2 very handy jigs
Great jig! Love this!
Thanks for the positive feedback. Check out the improvements I made in my newer video. Take care.
really simple and useful thank for s sharing please could you were a pair of Safety Glasses while working at the saw table!
I usually do, but I got carried away. Good tip!
Loved the simplicity and usefulness of your jig, i'll make one myself, please pull up your sleeves while working at the saw table!
awesome idea for universal
Honestly, I've seen better ideas recently and I'm going to make a better jig to trim pallet strip edges. Stay tuned. Thanks for the positive comment!
nice, very nice
DAVE M - Thanks for taking the time to watch my video and leave a comment. Have fun building!
Good idea. Take it one step further!
Gracias Rich:)
This is exactly the video I was looking for. Most videos I've found were for people dealing in only one size pallet boards this just saved me time and materials 👌
Glad this gives you the ideas you need.
Did you end up making one? If so did you do 4" 1/2 on one side and 2" 1/2 on the other like he did in the video? I'm getting more into pallet projects and need to make a straight end jig. Debating how I wanna make it so that it's as universal as possible as for pallet boards.
Really like this idea I was just looking through jointers to buy and have a project that I am using some rough cut Wenge and tried straightening it without success just by trimming the edges, so was going to purchase a jointer then looked up some other ideas. Thanks for sharing!
Iron Horse Musings - I hope my ideas help you build something great for yourself.
Nice jig, I think it would be easier just to cut both sides on the jig rather than having to lower the blade as well as adjust the fence much further. Could have just flipped the board in the jig tapped the fence over a few more hairs and ripped
tracy alexander - Good point. Thanks for taking the time to share your ideas. Greatly appreciated.
This is a really good , helpful video Richard...thanks.
You could use a t track and have 2 clamps that swivel instead of 4 so it's not so cumbersome just a suggestion
jamie banks - Thanks for watching. Your suggestions will surely help someone. There's always a better way...
jamie banks - I will look into that, thanks
Inspired by you. Thanks for the idea. ua-cam.com/video/2jO0gaAxwL0/v-deo.html
Wow! I just seen your video and had to say wow! I just made the same thing last weekend. And it works great!
Very cool. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Have fun out there!
Did you end up making one? If so did you do 4" 1/2 on one side and 2" 1/2 on the other like he did in the video? I'm getting more into pallet projects and need to make a straight edge jig for my job site saw. Debating how I wanna make it so that it's as universal as possible as for pallet boards.
What is the length of the jig? You gave widths..
Well I actually just used a scrap board, so it's about 36 inches long.
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Both sides. First time I.see that. Very good idea.
Thanks for watching and the positive comment.
@@RASWoodProductions I just saw your update version. Hope to make that today. Thanks for sharing.
Aloha Rich! I think you're the only poster that addressed the wider to narrower stock you might want to edge trim. I wish I would've seen you video before I ordered only two toggle clamps. I guess I'll just construct it for the width that I'll be using most then order additional clamps to add to the other side when it becomes necessary. Thanks.
Spongeworthy - Hey, thanks for the comment. This thing has been a work in progress ever since I started it. Have you seen my video where I improved the design? ua-cam.com/video/2jO0gaAxwL0/v-deo.html. Happy building!
I stack up the thin boards and cut 3 at a time
Always an option, thanks for sharing the tip.
Great jig, thanks for sharing!
In my case, I have a cheap Ryobi table saw and the fence guide is really loose.
Do you know of an alternative way to get a straight edge without using the fence guide?
Eric Bader - I wonder if you could make a sled using the groove in the table top? Good question. Thanks for the comment.
I'm making one tomorrow for our pallet wood bathroom makeover. Very useful info, thanks!
Did you end up making one? If so did you do 4" 1/2 on one side and 2" 1/2 on the other like he did in the video? I'm getting more into pallet projects and need to make a straight edge jig for my job site saw. Debating how I wanna make it so that it's as universal as possible as for pallet boards.
Thank you for the video. How do you make sure your sled is perfectly straight?
Laura Toth - One edge of my scrap (the sled) was from the corner of the original 4x8 sheet of plywood.
Neat...Thanks
Thanks Richard, great idea to make it multifunctional.
Bob Van West - Thanks for watching and the positive feedback.
Enjoyed both the instruction and presentation
Airborne Mike - Thanks for taking the time to comment. Happy building!
Simple and effective. Thanks for sharing!
Sharing ideas is what's it's all about. Thanks for watching!
Nice
Thanks for the feedback. I hope it gives you some ideas to build your own.
Nice jig. Thank you
Tbone productions - Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. I hope this gives you some ideas you can use for yourself.
Pretty cool .
Nigel Francis - Thanks for the positive feedback.