Deluxe Push Block for the Oak-Park box jigs.
This push block will let you use all 3 of the Oak-Park Box Jigs 1/4", 3/8", 1/2".
With this push block you will not need to make the offset block just set the 1st part in place and run the other two after.
The front part will need to be replace from time to time but the stop block will help.
It's a easy and quick one to make , The push block will hold the parts true and sq. to the table and the bit.
Just put on the 3/8" box jig, set the bit with the brass bar, then move the side part on the push block so it rides right next to the rail on the jig, clamp the parts, you are ready to cut the slots.
I got the hint from the links below, and I didn't want to pay 50 dollars for something I could make.
The one below is for 3/8" only. ▼
http://pricecutter.com/product.asp?pn=400-1255&c2p=cs&Box+Joint+Jig<br>Push+Block&bhcd2=1162583550
http://www.routerforums.com/attachm...e/3598-60-degree-chamfer-bit-boxpushblock.jpg
http://www.routerforums.com/router-bits-types-usage/3503-60-degree-chamfer-bit.html#post35002
If you need any more info just ask and I will post it.
Just a NOTE *** I found out the hard way I should have removed the sand paper from the spot the bit will come throught the stock and into the back board, it will dull the bit when it hits the sand paper.
Just a take a sharp knife and remove a 3/4" wide by 1" high piece.
Bj
This push block will let you use all 3 of the Oak-Park Box Jigs 1/4", 3/8", 1/2".
With this push block you will not need to make the offset block just set the 1st part in place and run the other two after.
The front part will need to be replace from time to time but the stop block will help.
It's a easy and quick one to make , The push block will hold the parts true and sq. to the table and the bit.
Just put on the 3/8" box jig, set the bit with the brass bar, then move the side part on the push block so it rides right next to the rail on the jig, clamp the parts, you are ready to cut the slots.
I got the hint from the links below, and I didn't want to pay 50 dollars for something I could make.
The one below is for 3/8" only. ▼
http://pricecutter.com/product.asp?pn=400-1255&c2p=cs&Box+Joint+Jig<br>Push+Block&bhcd2=1162583550
http://www.routerforums.com/attachm...e/3598-60-degree-chamfer-bit-boxpushblock.jpg
http://www.routerforums.com/router-bits-types-usage/3503-60-degree-chamfer-bit.html#post35002
If you need any more info just ask and I will post it.
Just a NOTE *** I found out the hard way I should have removed the sand paper from the spot the bit will come throught the stock and into the back board, it will dull the bit when it hits the sand paper.
Just a take a sharp knife and remove a 3/4" wide by 1" high piece.
Bj
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