Originally Posted by
Art Mann
Maybe you could do a photo that encompasses the whole table saw setup? Ron's photo is a good example of that scale.
Sorry Art, photo 2 is as close as I took, was moving pretty fast. Basically two boards were clamped dead perpendicular to the blade, I set the blad at full height to know where to put the dual fences as the TE blade pivots as the trunion raises. Clamped the first board toward the front of table, set in my work piece, clamped in the second, aimed the feeder at the front of the table to keep things consistent. I don't hav a panoramic shot but that's pretty much the whole story. On an elliptical cove the two fence pieces would be held in place by stringers set carefully to create a parallelogram then skewed to the correct angle to make the desired cove. There are better examples of that on the web or FWW than I can detail here. This one was a true segment.
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