I am planning to make some wine cork trivets. See here for an example:
I thought I would ask the group members what your suggestions might be.
TIA.
Dick Snyder
I am planning to make some wine cork trivets. See here for an example:
I thought I would ask the group members what your suggestions might be.
TIA.
Dick Snyder
Here's one way:
Of course! I even have a similar jig I made for doing repeatable thin strip cutting but it didn't occur to me to use it for this purpose. Thanks for the tip. :-)
Dick
Using the same principe that Jack pointed to, this is another of the million uses of a combo square. Place the square on the table so the machined flat edge is in the table saw groove. Set the rule out the appropriate distance for the repeatable cut. Now you can slide the fence over each time with the stock in place until it butts the end of the rule. Then you can set the square aside quickly so you don't have anything dragging during the cut, rinse and repeat.
Thanks. Another good idea!
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