I think so too. I might have had a fixed fence with a slot through it for the saw and the saw pivoted on the post while the arched held the saw vertical,and the little graduated dial set the angle of the cut.I think you're right on all counts Herb. I'm betting there was a base with the post that it fit on and may have had a dedicated saw to go with it. The gauge at the bottom of where the post goes would have mated with a pawl that locked the jig at those angles.
That sounds very familiar from way back when but mine was blue I think. I'll have to dig through the top of the basement shelf after PT and see if I still have it.I think so too. I might have had a fixed fence with a slot through it for the saw and the saw pivoted on the post while the arched held the saw vertical,and the little graduated dial set the angle of the cut.
Herb
It should mount on the near side in that last picture.Is the saw going the right direction?
It should mount on the near side in that last picture.Is the saw going the right direction?