Re: Ripping miter cuts
- From: "Vic Baron" <vgbaron@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2007 20:20:21 GMT
"Lew Hodgett" <lewhodgett@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Vic Baron wrote:
Using a left tilt saw, when ripping long miter cuts ( 36" ) do youuse the
fence on the left of the blade or the right and why?keeping the
I find that when I use the fence on the right I have a hard time
stock against the fence, even with hold downs and push sticks itseems that
the stock wants to ride up the tilted blade.<snip>
Have you tried using a feather board locked in a miter gage slot to keep
the stock against the fence?
This is in addition to a hold down.
Another suggestion would be to use the "Board Buddy" product (Tapered
plastic spring loaded rollers).
Used the feather board in miter slot and an overhead guard. Board buddy is
an interesting thought.
Vic
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