| Project by YRTi | posted 05-28-2022 09:26 PM | 619 views | 1 time favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I made a kerf plane(poor man’s kerf plane) with a flush trim saw!
Since I wanted to take advantage of a flush trim saw that has no set, I just put the saw blade to a plywood by epoxy glue. It’s simple but it’s very useful.
The thing is, as all the part of the blade is touching (not angled) to wood and since it’s a very fine saw, the teeth get jammed by saw dust and it’s hard to move back and forth so I put the handle later.
My original idea was just to use it for making a groove like one for dado fitting but as the project is just 5min thing I decided to make a sliding dovetail jig.
It’s not as noobie friendly tool as I thought but it’s at least faster and more accurate than fabricating pieces by chisels for me.
Footage: https://youtu.be/1SNXeQ_Apg8
-- no name noobie - yrti.net
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Eric
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#1 posted 05-29-2022 02:29 AM
Interesting project, I did my sliding dovetails with chisels. Well done.
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YRTi
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#2 posted 05-29-2022 03:09 AM
Thank you! I saw your sliding dovetails on your project and they look so amazing!!! and of course, the bench, too!
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Eric
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#3 posted 05-29-2022 03:18 AM
Thanks Yrti.
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#4 posted 05-29-2022 12:54 PM
Awesome job. I watched the video last night. Love the simplicity of the build, and can’t argue with the results!
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YRTi
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#5 posted 05-29-2022 03:52 PM
Thank you! It can be it just happened to be going well but I’m happy with it so far:)
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