My Favorite Table Saw Jig For Tapers and Angles - Woodworking Essentials
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- I wasn't happy with the tapering jig I had for my woodworking and furniture building projects, so I decided to build one that I could adapt to whatever project I needed it for.
In this video I use leftover plywood, threaded inserts and toggle clamps to make what I feel is a super versatile jig for woodworking. 💪🏻
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Thank you, this is a great version of a tapering sled. and a very well put together video to follow. - Like it
glad you enjoyed it! i appreciate the comment. I think there are some benefits to other jigs but i've been using this one on a bedside table commission (since finishing this video) and I'm still liking how it functions. Thanks for watching!🙌🏻
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I might add that the use of a runner, rather than using the table saw fence allows nearly unlimited sizes of parts to be tapered. However, a couple of stop blocks fit the end and sides would insure repeatable accuracy.
Typically I use a scissors type tapering jig or make one out of scrap for one off use with stop blocks. Stop blocks can be temporarily placed with CA glue placed inside a sandwich of blue painters tape, so the same dumb sheet of plywood can be used multiple times. My hold downs are a piece of wood on top of the part screwed onto the plywood base.
But your jig is much more higher tech.
Brilliant. Making one this week. I figure I’ll add common angles to be ahead of the game. Many thanks!!! 🙌
awesome! yeah, adding some common angles would be a great idea. I've found the jig to be especially helpful when i'm doing several pieces with the same cut. Currently making a pair of walnut bedside tables and it was super helpful! 👍🏻. Thanks for watching!
great video quality. love the shots and angles...and slider shots! 💛
glad somebody finally noticed! thanks so much!🙌🏻
great project, great video!
Nice vid
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Good job man,i like this idea
thanks!🙌🏻 I'd imagine that other people can think of different ways to max out its potential too👍🏻
thanks to "Make something* channel for sending me here!
Make Something can thank Stuff Seth Makes for designing a table to steal🤣🤣. Thanks for being here, looking to have a good year here in the 'Tube 🙌🏻
Ha ha, well I think he is thanking you because he also gives you credit in his most recent video for that design, great work!
Cheers from a new subscriber :)
Ha ha, well I think he is thanking you because he also gives you credit in his most recent video for that design, great work!
Cheers from a new subscriber :)
Ha ha, well I think he is thanking you because he also gives you credit in his most recent video for that design, great work!
Cheers from a new subscriber :)
Ha ha, well I think he is thanking you because he also gives you credit in his most recent video for that design, great work!
Cheers from a new subscriber :)
Well done Seth! Very nice tapering jig that I will have to make myself. I was wondering if it would be possible to use magnetic catches to hold those toggles in place. That way they would be very easy to move around. Just a thought? BTW, you have a new subscriber! 👍👍
great thought on the magnets, but (if i'm picturing that idea correctly) I don't know if the magnets would be strong enough to hold the toggle clamp in place as you lock down the lever. Having them screws down really allows them to stay put. But again, maybe what im picturing in my head isn't what you mean🤦🏻♂️😆. There's more than one way to skin a cat! haha! Thanks for watching and thanks for the sub!🙌🏻
Add a stop for repeatability