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   SeanP | Sep 15, 2010 04:49pm | #1

   Jig contest submission

   This is designed for a table saw, but you could adapt it to your router table, either to run in the miter slot or simply run along the fence:

   https://www.finewoodworking.com/item/30891/miter-spline-jig

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   swenson | Sep 15, 2010 10:20pm | #2

   I just run a sled with 45 degree sides against the fence.  I only enter the miter slot when the jig accidently falls into the slot while I am running the fence.  This is for straight keys but the same as a dovetail except you use the table saw.  I was just using this jig to make a little slot holder for brass set up bars.

   
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   newbie303 | Sep 16, 2010 10:59am | #3

   Looked at both posts, thanks for the help--Looks like I will make a sled and give it a try.

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   swenson | Sep 16, 2010 03:13pm | #4

   First picture

   Of course in the first pix I have a small triangular piece I am slotting and holding in place with scrap held with spring clamps.  For a box, the entire box would stand up in the jig with a corner projecting down thru the bottom slot.