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I made this tenoning jig as what I thought could be a solution to the 22.5-degree angle required for a flag display case. I have a right-tilt arbor on my tablesaw which necessitates using the jig in reverse-moving the fence to the left of the blade.
Maybe it would work for someone else, but it didn't work for me for that purpose. I still could not get a correct angle close enough to be worth the bother. I ultimately rough cut the angle on the bandsaw and then sanded it to perfection with this sanding protractor jig that I made.
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I hope that I'll eventually get some use out of it for cutting tenons! Meanwhile, it works really well as a fence for taller pieces.
L/W
Maybe it would work for someone else, but it didn't work for me for that purpose. I still could not get a correct angle close enough to be worth the bother. I ultimately rough cut the angle on the bandsaw and then sanded it to perfection with this sanding protractor jig that I made.
I hope that I'll eventually get some use out of it for cutting tenons! Meanwhile, it works really well as a fence for taller pieces.
L/W
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