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V-blocks for cutting cyllinders

A handy v-block allows you to safely cut cyllindrical pieces.

By Michael Fortune Jul 18, 2024

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Roller table that attaches to your bandsaw
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Micheal has an ingenious solution for bandsawing long stock by modifying a feed roller.
Auxiliary fences for bandsaw work
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Auxiliary fences allow you to minimize blade exposure on the bandsaw, making cutting more safe.
Jig for milling lumber at the bandsaw
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This simple jig makes breaking down small logs safe and easy.
Tapering legs on the bandsaw
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This tapering jig helps you make repeatable tapers and can even be run through the planer to clean up bandsaw marks.
Two auxiliary tables for your bandsaw
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Michael Fortune uses a sheet of MDF to extend the surface of his bandsaw table, and a domed auxiliary table for cutting curved parts.
A multipurpose circle jig
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This clever circle jig makes any size circle on your bandsaw, router table, or edge sander.
V-blocks for cutting cyllinders
July 18, 2024

A handy v-block allows you to safely cut cyllindrical pieces.

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About This Video Workshop

Michael Fortune demonstrates his collection of bandsaw jigs and improvements, maximizing the possibilities of one of the most important machines in the shop. From an auxiliary fence that minimizes blade exposure, a shop roller that attaches directly to the bandsaw, and auxiliary tables that can handle larger parts and concave surfaces, he has found ways to to make working safely much easier. Michael makes a brilliant circle jig that can go from the bandsaw, to… More about this Video Workshop

Comments

alaskajohn | Jul 20, 2024 03:50pm | #1
The link for the Fortune video "Auxiliary Fences for Bandsaw Work" is not correct. It links to the Roller Table episode.

Thanks for posting these! They are very helpful!

arussell | Jul 22, 2024 12:30pm | #2
Hi! The link is now fixed. Thanks for letting me know.

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