Phil Lowe’s Miter Gauge Modification
Have you noticed in Phil Lowe’s workbench build videos he uses what looks to be an Incra miter gauge but with a great modification of a sacrificial block attached to the end nearest the tablesaw blade. It kind of looks like he’s tenoned the block into the end of the extruded aluminum rail. Does anyone have any details on how to construct one of these, or better yet a dozen of these? I’ve already got a 45 degree nick in my miter gauge and don’t want any more or to damage any blades, and would like one for 22.5 degrees, 45 degrees, 90 degrees and whatever other angle that happens to come along, so to have one for each would be a teriffic benefit. One thing I am sure of, the construction of this does NOT involve a block plane!
By the way, his workbench video series is awesome. Just to watch Phil’s method of work and his workflow is inspiring!
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I like the idea too
I saw it too but could not get a good look at a possible method for attaching. Hoping this might help get a reply
Where can I see Phil's guage in actcion... are there any online videos? Or is this from a DVD you are referring to?
The video is on his workbench build here on Fine Woodworking.
Any progress?
I wonder if you have any progress in attaching a wooden block to an Incra miter gauge.
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