That's a pretty neat idea, but I like how DIY Montreal does it.
Jump ahead to 1 minute 49 seconds to see her super simple thin rip jig.
https://youtu.be/MywpGoasVFU?t=1m49s
That's a pretty neat idea, but I like how DIY Montreal does it.
Jump ahead to 1 minute 49 seconds to see her super simple thin rip jig.
https://youtu.be/MywpGoasVFU?t=1m49s
Yeah, I think if you're going to do a lot of thin strips, a jig is worthwhile (and that seems like a nice method). I liked just using the featherboard because it worked (surprisingly) well, felt safe, took a matter of seconds to set up, and doesn't require me storing a jig (I'm tight on garage space).
Like I said, I do really like your method. It's a great variation on some other thin strip jigs, and it seems really safe and easy to use.
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