An adjustable fence for your miter gauge

Article Abstract:

One of the woodworker, Ray White of Bedford, OH, has made an adjustable sliding fence for his miter gauge and with this, while making a crosscut, he can tuck the end of the fence tight against the blade to put work piece support where it is needed most for clean cuts. He also, added a simple stop block to the fence for greater versatility, and with this, it is easy to adjust and lock down for making repetitive cuts accurately.

United States, Design and construction, Fences, Fences (Structures), Gaging

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A better way to cut cove molding

Article Abstract:

Lonnie Bird's Cove Cutterhead from CMT was discovered as a new way to cut coves. It enables to cut the cloves smoothly and the reason for this smooth cut can be traced to the design of the cutterhead.

Product introduction, New Products/Services, Cutlery and Handtool Manufacturing, Cutlery, Handtools, and Hardware, Cutlery, Hand Tools & Hardware, Cutting tools, Woodworking tools

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