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| This is a discussion on Oak Park Box Joint Jig update within the Jigs and Fixtures forums, part of the Routers category; Hi AlanZ I like it ,see below.. It's works best for me... you can see ... |
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09-24-2008, 10:35 PM
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Hi AlanZ I like it ,see below.. It's works best for me... you can see many more snapshots in My Gallery, see link in the left hand side of this post ====== Quote:
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09-24-2008, 10:47 PM
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I can't quite tell from the photos above, did you drill a new hole for the router bit? On my table, if I bring the edge forward to the Tslot, the factory hole in the jig comes forward, so a new hole would be necessary. Also, if I orient it the way you've shown, I might shorten the length of the jig so I don't have to remove the CMT fence from the table. | ||
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09-24-2008, 11:10 PM
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Hi Alan Yes I did drill a new hole for the bit,, I use the jig on many other router tables. You will find out it's best to remove the fence and just to get it out of your way..I didn't want to drill any more holes in my top...that's way you see it in the tee track up front... I guess you could cut it off but then it will only work on that one table...the longer the better, I wish it was about 10" longer...but it's not. ==== Quote:
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