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this is a sliding clamping ripping jig I made for my table saw ,it slides over my table saw fence .this jig has a threaded Rod running through it to move a clamping device to hold a piece of stock to rip on the saw i made this for making fast repetitive cuts if you would like to see a short build video please click the linkhttp://youtu.be/Lef3Yel-Yc4
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Chris McDowell
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#1 posted 01-04-2015 11:57 AM
Cool idea!
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beefererer
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#2 posted 01-04-2015 02:38 PM
Very cool! I am guessing you have different sized “clamps” that you can easily swap out
to rip different thicknesses?
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#3 posted 01-04-2015 03:16 PM
Great idea Patrick! Nice way to keep those pinkies away from that spinning blade!
Very nice!!
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#4 posted 01-04-2015 04:13 PM
Interesting idea.
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#5 posted 01-04-2015 04:15 PM
Nice, I am assuming with the clamps you also don’t have the issue of kickback with the piece trapped beside the blade.
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#6 posted 01-04-2015 04:18 PM
Love it! Good old American ingenuity at work.
What tablesaw blade you are using?
I’d probably simplify the clamp mechanism, eliminating the threaded rod.
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#7 posted 01-04-2015 06:37 PM
Really nice and safe idea.
Best thoughts,
Mads
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#8 posted 01-04-2015 06:40 PM
Good stuff right there!!!
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Nick Ferry
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#9 posted 01-04-2015 07:04 PM
Very clever idea
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#10 posted 01-04-2015 08:48 PM
Better than the average idea. Nice work.
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#11 posted 01-04-2015 09:13 PM
Great idea. Thanks for sharing.
meaded
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#12 posted 01-04-2015 10:18 PM
That will do the job much safer, I do suggest you close the space up around that blade. Make a zero clearance insert and that saw will be that much safer again.
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#13 posted 01-04-2015 10:26 PM
Ingenious and effective; best of all worlds. Thanks, Patrick
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#14 posted 01-06-2015 04:54 PM
Interesting concept.
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#15 posted 04-17-2015 02:25 PM
Had to add this to favorites so I could find it again. Thanks for sharing.
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