PYRAMID PATTERN CUTTING JIG

The things you do with wood are simply amazing Klaus! I’v got to give this a try when I find the time.
Thanks for posting your ideas, I treasure them all!

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That is mighty cool Klaus.
I have to favorite this and try it.
Thank you for sharing.

Very nice, I can see many other pattern arrangements with this jig!

-- Jack, Delta B.C. http://www.jax-design.net

Excellent project, photos, and blog. You do wood good! Keep up the good work.

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It’s a mighty fine set up and turns out making some unique style designs. My neighbor gave me a old timing belt so this is on my list for future use. Of course the neighbor wants me to make one for his daughter. Around here I refer it as the Klaus box maker. Thanks buddy.

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Great jig. Going to have to make me one.

-- Tyvekboy -- Marietta, GA ………….. one can never be too organized

That is a nice looking box! Do you mind if I use the idea to make some?

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Amazing

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Hello Klaus,
Would it be possible to achieve same/similar results with a router table quipped with an Incra LS system?
Love your work!

A fantastic jig Klaus. I love it!

-- Mike, an American living in Norway.

Thanks guys I appreciate it .
It’ nothing fancy or complicated just a little thinking and stuff from around the shop put together the main ingredients are the box joint blade and the cog belt, the blade giving a nice clean cut and the belt giving a very precise increment adjustment.
Now the router method keeps cropping up (jacquesr ) and I have reservations about the cut quality and the cost is about the same for a good quality 90 DEG. bit but I have not tried using a router .
A blade is a better tool to use for this in my opinion but an Inca jig would work as well here in place of the cog belt but the cost is defiantly a factor for me living on a very meager pension so I work with what I have available and feel good about it .

Klaus

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Hello Kiefer,
I already have all the equipment.
I had thought about doing something similar in the past, with gluing several thin layers of wood.
I will give this a try on my router table over the week-end.
Thanks a lot!

That is some beautiful perfection there Klaus. I really like it.

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Totally cool, thanks for generously sharing.

Great addition to the Keifer jig gallery! Sorry I missed the party but see it received a well deserved DT3. Congratulations.

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