Jig in action

Submitted by imre on Thu, 06/08/2006 - 02:00.

Box Joint Jig

This is the crank side. Turn the crank to slide the material an exact amount of 1/16". The blade is 1/8", so the procedure is 2 turns then cut. It would be a lot quicker with a dado, but alas, with my simple table saw, I can't fit one. It is a good idea to clamp the material to the sliding assembly with secure the piece to make sure it doesn't move while you are cutting it.

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