Cutting Acute Angles At The Table Saw (Tenoning Jig) #woodworking
Cutting Acute Angles At The Table Saw (Tenoning Jig) #woodworking
How do you cut a 60 degree bevel for a mitre? You could use a mitre bar on the table saw, or even a mitre saw, but you’ll be limited by the capacity of the blade on both tools – about 75mm/3″ & 150mm/5″ for both.
Using a super-sized tenoning jig, you can easily cut 500mm on acute angles.
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Very cool idea!
What is the countersinking bit/device that you used @ 3:17?
Nicely done Paul! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Hey Paul great jig very handy to know how to do that and its a very simple build it was great meting you today and Nat im glad she is better and that you a well to sorry to have disturbed you but im a big fan and i had to come and say hi hope to one day have the opportunity to meet you properly and have a chat and learn some great tips and trick from you all the best Rob
For US viewers this jig is also excellent for making the display case for the flag given to veterans families. It requires a 67.5 degree angle and this makes it easy.
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Hell of a jig to build a hell of a unit. 👌
Great build, mate. 👍
I love Jigs and this one is defenetly one I’m going to make soon! it is simple but very helpful in the workshop.
Thumbs Up! 😀
I wish I had seen your video before making a jig that would hold boards at an angle so I ended up with a 60 degree bevel. Yours seems much easier to use! Well, time to go tell my wife I need to make a better jig!!
I would read an audio book from you
I have watched this four times and I can’t work out how you’re getting the 60 degrees without tilting the board. It looks like the fence is 90 to the table but just huge. What am I missing?
Nice jig. It can also be used for large 90 degree tenon cheeks, if you want.
Hey Paul! I’ve never had the need to cut such a bevel but if I did, especially an end cut on plywood as in your project, I believe I’d try to make a wedged base for my track saw. It seems like it wouldn’t be that difficult to tilt the track up 15 degrees in order to achieve a 60 degree bevel.
Really cool idea and build. Looking forward to how future Paul, or is it present Paul; you YouTubers and your time travel make things too confusing. Anyways, looking foward to seeing how these Hexorage(TM) units turnout.