It's made from a sheet of old plywood (which is screwed onto the saw horses despite those two clamps) a bolt and wing nut with washers and my router. It's set up to make 48" radius topped boards that I can line up with spacer boards for my jig.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
LIttle Update
Been super busy with other things but found some time to tinker today. I decided to go ahead and build a big jig to cut the pieces for my seat bending jig. A jig for a jig... heh. There's probably better ways to do this but I wanted to work with the material I had and try out some new construction ideas I thought up.
It's made from a sheet of old plywood (which is screwed onto the saw horses despite those two clamps) a bolt and wing nut with washers and my router. It's set up to make 48" radius topped boards that I can line up with spacer boards for my jig.
It's made from a sheet of old plywood (which is screwed onto the saw horses despite those two clamps) a bolt and wing nut with washers and my router. It's set up to make 48" radius topped boards that I can line up with spacer boards for my jig.
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