Delta Tenoning Jig 34-183 Question

Jun 15, 2005 11 Replies

I think I may be missisng something here....



I got a Delta tenoning Jig at an auction with the manual. The jig is designed to ride in the left mitre slot. I have a Delta Left Tilt saw and my Miter slot is further away from the blade and the jig will not adjust close enough to the blade to be used. Is there a model for the Left tilt saw? Anyone have this jig on a Left tilt saw??


Oopss....dags "tenoning jig left tilt saw"

For a left tilt saw you should be able to move the location of the miter bar attached to the base of the jig.

It is the 183 I appreciate the answers. I did notice the "left Tilt" portion in the Manual. I cant wait to go home and give it a try now.

Thanks aga>> I think I may be missisng something here....

You might also try pinging LRod about this - I believe he knows something about the differences.

jim bailey

The miter bar should be moveable to compensate for Right or Left tilt saws. There should be an extra set of mounting holes that correspond to correct setup for left tilt machines, as the jig comes pre-setup for right tilt machines

John

I have one on a PM66. You indeed move the miter bar. j4

Well I got home and found out that it is acutally a 34-182. There were not any additonal mounting holes.....the manual for this jig is dated 1992. I tried to drill new holes for the miter, but the heads of the screws hit the webbing on the underside of the top plate.

Looks like I need a newer version....anyone in columbus with a right tilt saw??

Have a good evening.

Rick

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