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AxlMyk · 06-30-2008, 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Router is still my name

Apparently nobody makes these for left tilt saw blade.
They all can be adapted for left tilt but then the arm and the small backing block get positioned on the front.
So, not true left tilt tenoning jig anywhere.

What gets me is that all these years I’ve read and been told I should get a left tilt saw and that’s what I finally got.

And now I see that all the pros like Norm and Marks use right tilt.

And what I don't get, is why a right tilt has 30"-50" cutting capacity to the right, such as a left tilt. If you tilt the blade and make a cut, you're trapping the stock with the fence on the right side. Something, somewhere isn't kosher.

So, Router, what have you decided after your thread has been totally hijacked?

Router is still my name · 06-30-2008, 02:44 PM

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So, Router, what have you decided after your thread has been totally hijacked?

I've decided that life was more fun and simpler when dealing with just routers, before getting the TS.

So, I guess I’ll have to make myself a simple Left tilt Tenoning jig that rides the fence.
Tenoning jig, Schmenoning jig..onward with linear motion

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