Originally Posted by
Malcolm Schweizer
I also put T-Track on mine with clamps that hold the piece in place, and I absolutely love that. No chance of the board moving while cutting. Also I can clamp in a miter block in whatever angle or a donkey ear for various different miters. It's very versatile.
When using my shooting board the work piece is usually held by hand and fed into the plane as needed.
If the work is clamped, does one have to unclamp and move the piece, how does the cut continue?
jtk
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