Ordered the JDS accu-miter and the Delta <something>-183 tenoning jig. They
arrived during the past week.
Had to run a belt sander over the rails on both of them to get them to fit
in the left miter slot on my Ridgid T2424 saw. Luckily, I was expecting the
problem, as I'd read up on the Delta jig ahead of time. Apparently,
Craftsman and Ridgid have this problem of miter slots being exactly .750",
where most are .755", with jigs sized at .753".
Slightly over-sanded the tenoning jig rail. Will have to get a new rail and
drill it out for the fittings. Not that it should matter.
The JDS accumiter is great. It's one heavy mofo. Looking forward to a lot of
use.
"Sammy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Ordered the JDS accu-miter and the Delta <something>-183 tenoning jig.
They
> arrived during the past week.
>
> The JDS accumiter is great. It's one heavy mofo. Looking forward to a lot
of
> use.
I have the JDS and like it very much. It was a "must have" when I upgraded
my table saw. Nice to be able to make repeatable and accurate cross cuts.
All four table legs can be made the same length ;)
The tenoning jig is on my wish list. Be sure to post how you like it after
you try it out.
Ed
Good suggestion! I'll try that.
"Wilson Lamb" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Put the jig rail upside down on something heavy (anvil or scrap iron) and
> center punch it a few times along the edges. You may be able to get a
good
> fit.
> WL
> "Sammy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > Ordered the JDS accu-miter and the Delta <something>-183 tenoning jig.
> They
> > arrived during the past week.
> >
> > Had to run a belt sander over the rails on both of them to get them to
fit
> > in the left miter slot on my Ridgid T2424 saw. Luckily, I was expecting
> the
> > problem, as I'd read up on the Delta jig ahead of time. Apparently,
> > Craftsman and Ridgid have this problem of miter slots being exactly
.750",
> > where most are .755", with jigs sized at .753".
> >
> > Slightly over-sanded the tenoning jig rail. Will have to get a new rail
> and
> > drill it out for the fittings. Not that it should matter.
> >
> > The JDS accumiter is great. It's one heavy mofo. Looking forward to a
lot
> of
> > use.
> >
> >
> >
>
>
Put the jig rail upside down on something heavy (anvil or scrap iron) and
center punch it a few times along the edges. You may be able to get a good
fit.
WL
"Sammy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Ordered the JDS accu-miter and the Delta <something>-183 tenoning jig.
They
> arrived during the past week.
>
> Had to run a belt sander over the rails on both of them to get them to fit
> in the left miter slot on my Ridgid T2424 saw. Luckily, I was expecting
the
> problem, as I'd read up on the Delta jig ahead of time. Apparently,
> Craftsman and Ridgid have this problem of miter slots being exactly .750",
> where most are .755", with jigs sized at .753".
>
> Slightly over-sanded the tenoning jig rail. Will have to get a new rail
and
> drill it out for the fittings. Not that it should matter.
>
> The JDS accumiter is great. It's one heavy mofo. Looking forward to a lot
of
> use.
>
>
>