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4th March 2009, 06:25 PM
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Cutting tapered parts to brace tapped horns
My favorite addition to the tablesaw is the sled. It allows you to cross-cut panels
and trim small parts. If your eye is exactly centered over the stock, you can cut to a line within 1/64". With the addition of a small round mirror (2" works great), I can center my eye over the stock and eliminate parallax. The mirrors are available at craft shops. |
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