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   GW52 | Jan 12, 2007 06:05pm | #1

   http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworking/FWNPDF/011173026.pdf

   Check this link out.

   Greg

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   rpholland | Jan 12, 2007 06:15pm | #2

   That may be worth it for one month at $4.95, thanks for the link.

   Rob

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   MBerger | Jan 12, 2007 08:27pm | #3

   Hey Rob,

   We featured a tip in a recent email newsletter describing that a jig. That tip is available for free on our site here.

   For a detailed measured drawing of that jig, you can subscribe to our online service to access Matthew Teague's article.

   Matt Berger
   Fine Woodworking

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   rpholland | Jan 12, 2007 10:43pm | #5

   That's the article that I remember, thank you.

   Rob

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   gj13 | Jan 12, 2007 10:02pm | #4

   I made one similar to the one you're looking for, but made the fence 90° square to the table and then tilt the blade.   Just a thought.  Simple, didn't really take much measuring at all.

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   rpholland | Jan 12, 2007 10:49pm | #6

   90 degrees to table would allow some other uses such as slotting edges.  I have also seen a design that uses the table miter slot.  Thanks.

   Rob

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   gj13 | Jan 12, 2007 10:55pm | #7

   Yep, I've used it to cut slots for bridle joints (I think they're called bridle joints).  I didn't rig it up for the mitre slots, instead just run it along the TS fence.  I should add that it's made out of 3/4" mdf and is pretty darn heavy, which makes it cumbersome but stable.