Editing Cutting Scale Blanks
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== How it works == | == How it works == | ||
− | + | The end result should look like this: | |
− | Image:Scale_jig.jpg | + | |
− | + | [[Image:Scale_jig.jpg]] | |
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− | + | The magnets are counter sunk slightly below the face of the wood, they will hold your saw in place on the squared face of the wood. The Screws protrude slightly out of the base, and grip onto the wood you are cutting. | |
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+ | Here you can see the saw being held by the magnets and the resulting scale blank: | ||
+ | [[Image:Scale_jig_-_saw.jpg]] | ||
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+ | [[Image:Scale_blank.jpg]] | ||
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+ | The biggest challenge is getting the two sides square, but this can be overcome by either buying a piece of wood that already has two square sides (a table leg, perhaps) or getting someone with a jointer to do it for you. | ||
[[Category:Scale_Making]] | [[Category:Scale_Making]] |