Hi All,
I need to cut some wedges about 3" wide with a taper of 15deg, these are about 9" long. What would be the safest way to do this?
These will be mounting blocks for retractable casters for my workbench.
Thank's,
Dick
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Hi All,
I need to cut some wedges about 3" wide with a taper of 15deg, these are about 9" long. What would be the safest way to do this?
These will be mounting blocks for retractable casters for my workbench.
Thank's,
Dick
I'm sure that with a little planning, a jig (or combination of jigs) to use with your tablesaw wouldn't be that hard to work up.
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Sounds like a job for the band-saw!
Bandsaw and then joint the sawn surface if required or hand plane, belt sand, etc.
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I do wedges on the band saw.
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All,
Thanks for your ideas.
Dick
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