Well Randy, if you need inspiration, I managed to tap two, that's right two, holes tonight!
I look forward to your finished product. I too hope to make a box some day.
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Well Randy, if you need inspiration, I managed to tap two, that's right two, holes tonight!
I look forward to your finished product. I too hope to make a box some day.
Here are some pics of my jig. This is only for a 3/8 joint and can be used on the table saw OR the router table. I worked the adjustment idea over and over in my head and arrived at the simplest solution I could find - a Rockler universal fence clamp. One hole in the back of the jig holds the pin and the adjustment knob moves the front half. The downside of this arrangement is that it only adjusts one way. I'd love to find a simply way to adjust it backwards and forwards. One step at a time.
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That is pretty close to the same design that I use too
Yes, I think I could do that. I'll look into it. It needs some more tweaking, but could be done fairly easily.
I was thinking some more about this and may have a better idea. I will talk with you about this next week. It is a simple idea that would allow back and forth adjustments with the turn of a single knob, a threaded shaft that runs the full length of the back piece thru a threaded nut that is attached to the back side of the front piece of the jig. I am sure that something is missing but it is a start.