Rip fence jig - wooden gears PART 1

This is my first application of shop-made wooden gears. It's a jig to shift my table saw rip fence in consistent increments for cutting strips to laminate together. In this case, the thickness required was not an even multiple of 1/16" or 1/32", so using the built-in scale on the rip fence would have been nearly impossible. I was shooting for 0.114", with repeatable accuracy. See how I did it, and how well it worked!

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• wooden gears
• jig
• table saw
• rip fence
• lamination
• laminating
• veneer
• resaw