In this video, they explain how to make a thin strip cutting jig in about 30 minutes.
After watching it, I made one in about 30 seconds.
A quick sanding of the dumb end of my feather board and I was done.
Very good, but with the dumb end already rounded, is it really necessary to put a point on it? Without touching the dumb end, you'll wind up with minimal contact with the work piece regardless.
I felt more drag than I wanted with the rounded end. The point seems smoother. Maybe it's just my imagination or perhaps the original positioning.
Besides, I got to use the combo bench sander that the kids got me for Christmas. ;-)
Very good! Kinda like how many have make the " Bridge City Tools Kerf Maker" much simpler.
I have the Rockler thin strip jig, it has a bearing on the end, little friction at all.
Ok, I added a bearing to the end of the jig. Not sure how it will help though. ;-)
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I believe that what we have here, Luke, is a failure to communicate! ;)
LOL/..Ummm it is spoze to be tuch'n the wood.
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