I was using my taper sled today and snapped a picture - it comes in
very handy - especially when working with small parts:
http://christophermerrill.net/ww/shop/taperSled.html
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I routinely use an aluminum taper jig, but with much trepidation. I've
tapered many legs with it, and though I've never had a bit of trouble doing
it, it always raises the safety pucker factor.
I'll dig up my old ShopNotes ... thanks for the reminder!
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"Chris Merrill" wrote in message
> I was using my taper sled today and snapped a picture - it comes in
> very handy - especially when working with small parts:
>
> http://christophermerrill.net/ww/shop/taperSled.html
>
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On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 02:45:12 GMT, Chris Merrill
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I was using my taper sled today
I don't have a taper sled - never much liked the idea.
Who uses "a sled" and who (as I do) makes a fixed sled up for each
job? If I'm tapering something, I'm usually either doing a one-off
on the bandsaw, or I'm doing a batchful of a dozen where I might want
to come back and make more in the future.