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Homemade Saw Guide Stabilizer
Dave Irey, Edina, Minn.: “I use my table saw a lot for projects using mostly 5/8 and 3/4-in. thick oak and other hardwoods. I have to make a lot of 90-degree cuts but was having trouble keeping my saw guide at precisely 90 degrees on repeat cuts.
“To solve the problem I bought a 3-ft. length of 3/4-in. wide
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Homemade Saw Guide Stabilizer FARM SHOP Miscellaneous Dave Irey Edina Minn : “I use my table saw a lot for projects using mostly 5/8 and 3/4-in thick oak and other hardwoods I have to make a lot of 90-degree cuts but was having trouble keeping my saw guide at precisely 90 degrees on repeat cuts “To solve the problem I bought a 3-ft length of 3/4-in wide 3/8-in thick hot rolled steel and a length of 2-in channel iron It serves as a cross piece I carefully squared up the 2 pieces and then arc welded them together I’ve made 3 different saw guides this way - one for 90-degree cuts and the others for 45-degree cuts “My homemade saw guides are a real time saver because they eliminate the need to ever check the angle degree I bolted a long 3/4-in thick board onto the channel iron that extends over the edge of the table saw and serves as a handhold As I’m working I hold onto the board with both hands to make sure I get a nice square cut The board can easily be replaced if I happen to nick it with the saw ”
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