5 thoughts on “The ultimate table saw crosscut jig”
Whoa! Hammering on a tablesaw or other piece of machinery should NEVER be allowed. I learned that 45 years ago when my boss at the time saw me doing that. He carefully explained that all machinery is designed for precision and Hammering on it can advertisely or permanently damage that precision.
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Whoa! Hammering on a tablesaw or other piece of machinery should NEVER be allowed. I learned that 45 years ago when my boss at the time saw me doing that. He carefully explained that all machinery is designed for precision and Hammering on it can advertisely or permanently damage that precision.
I am paid subscriber but every link to the article that I searched for, does not provide a download option. I think you are hiding it too well
Hi Aaron. All the PDFs are in our digital library, which you can access by clicking on MAGAZINE in the main menu and then selecting DIGITAL LIBRARY from the drop down menu. Or click the link below. After you log in you’ll have access to every article we’ve ever published and be able to download a PDF for any of them. All the best, Carl
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It would be great if you could provide downloadable (pdf) plans for the crosscut jig.
Hi Bob: We do, but only for subscribers to our magazine. They can download a free PDF of the article that contains a cut list and detailed drawing.