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Very informative Brian!
Really great application of the "L" fence for the miters! In my mind the great thing is if your crosscut goes out of square while pushing, the cut doesn't bite into the project side, you can just make another pass.
The clamp blocks for the miters is something I would like to use more often, but I'm always afraid of attaching them directly to the wood. I'll use blocks with a tail to allow a clamp at 90 degrees to secure them from sliding, but an extra step in making the darn things.
Question is, how do you remove the superglued blocks and avoid chunks of your project from being pulled out? I've never tried it out of fear!
The threaded bolt holes are great, perfect application and no messing with a 90 degree phillips/square drive, just a good ol' socket for access to secure.
Great project and video!
Really great application of the "L" fence for the miters! In my mind the great thing is if your crosscut goes out of square while pushing, the cut doesn't bite into the project side, you can just make another pass.
The clamp blocks for the miters is something I would like to use more often, but I'm always afraid of attaching them directly to the wood. I'll use blocks with a tail to allow a clamp at 90 degrees to secure them from sliding, but an extra step in making the darn things.
Question is, how do you remove the superglued blocks and avoid chunks of your project from being pulled out? I've never tried it out of fear!
The threaded bolt holes are great, perfect application and no messing with a 90 degree phillips/square drive, just a good ol' socket for access to secure.
Great project and video!
