Sketchup Project questions
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Excellent reference post Ed!!! I might just have to fab one of those jigs up if I can pull it off.. Looks super flexible in what it can do!
By the way.. What sort of double-sided tape is that you're using in that thread? I'm going to place an order from Lee Valley but wasn't sure if it was one of the types they carry here..
By the way.. Is thisthe T-track you used (3/4" wide x 3/8" deep) which accepts 5/16" or 1/4" bolts or similar...? I looked to see if Lee Valley has it but theirs has different dimensions.. I've got a Rockler nearby and those will tend to cost more $$ to ship anyway..
Hmm.. Rockler even appears to carry the UHMW plastic.. I guess you'd want their #1125 which has a piece 3/4" X 4"X 48" and save the left overs for another project..
By the way.. What's the smallest you can get that jig to go down to w/o using the corner pieces? I'm guessing you can shrink it down pretty well -- perhaps down to the width of the guide bushing?
By the way.. What sort of double-sided tape is that you're using in that thread? I'm going to place an order from Lee Valley but wasn't sure if it was one of the types they carry here..
By the way.. Is thisthe T-track you used (3/4" wide x 3/8" deep) which accepts 5/16" or 1/4" bolts or similar...? I looked to see if Lee Valley has it but theirs has different dimensions.. I've got a Rockler nearby and those will tend to cost more $$ to ship anyway..
Hmm.. Rockler even appears to carry the UHMW plastic.. I guess you'd want their #1125 which has a piece 3/4" X 4"X 48" and save the left overs for another project..
By the way.. What's the smallest you can get that jig to go down to w/o using the corner pieces? I'm guessing you can shrink it down pretty well -- perhaps down to the width of the guide bushing?
Rick
S/W of Los Angeles, CA
1983 Mark V model 510 (SN#140061)
S/W of Los Angeles, CA
1983 Mark V model 510 (SN#140061)