Corner jig for repeatable placement — file and dimensions
Simple thing, big time saver. A corner jig is two strips cut and glued at exactly 90°, positioned so its inner corner sits at a known coordinate on your bed. Then your workflow becomes: set…
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Simple thing, big time saver. A corner jig is two strips cut and glued at exactly 90°, positioned so its inner corner sits at a known coordinate on your bed. Then your workflow becomes: set…
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If your finger joints are loose or your inlays rattle, you almost certainly haven't measured your kerf. How to measure it in five minutes: 1. Draw a 100mm × 20mm rectangle. Inside it draw te…