Overview
This jig allows you to rip thin strips on the left side of the blade, eliminating the danger of pushing narrow strips between the saw and fence. Since the strip is not trapped between the blade and fence, there is also less risk of binding and kickback. It's simple to use; a single knob locks the jig into the miter track and locks your setting at the same time. Ball bearing guide keeps your workpiece firmly against the fence for perfect repeatability. Use the graduated scale to fine-tune for extremely thin strips.
- Note: Ripping thin strips requires the use of a zero-clearance insert, sold separately.
- The perfect tool for edging, inlay, bent laminations and more.
- Solid phenolic for durability.
- Low-profile miter track clamp locks in at any point along the miter track.
- Also works great on the bandsaw as a single-point fence for cutting curved slats in multiples.
- Adjusts from 1-3/8" away from your miter track to 5-11/16" away from your miter track, enough for the thinnest rips
- Measures 5-1/4"W x 8"L.
- The jig is stationary, while the fence is moved for each cut.
- Fits 3/4" W x 3/8" D Miter Tracks
Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Weight (lbs) | 1.3200 |
What's included:
(1) Thin Rip Tablesaw Jig
Reviews
For thin rips and certain other...
Posted January 7, 2008
For thin rips and certain other applications this would be a fantastic jig. However, I was ripping a cove that had only an 1/8" lip on the outside. The bearing on the nose of the jig that you butt up against the blade to take your measurement actually sits off the table by approx. 3/16", so I wasn't able to get an accurate measurement without lifting the piece I was trying to cut off the table. It's hard to visualize what I'm talking about, so I drew a picture. Other than this one drawback, it's a great product.
Used to to make narrow slats...
Posted December 9, 2007
Used to to make narrow slats for my baskets
Excellent product. Works flawlessly to cut...
Posted December 3, 2007
Excellent product. Works flawlessly to cut thin strips. I cut 5 1/8" banding strips from red oak and it kept the wood true to the fence without binding the strip. Simple, but effective.
This jig was used for the...
Posted December 1, 2007
This jig was used for the front banding in European style cabinets. It set up quickly and the fence adjustments were very easy. Then I used it to quickly cut shims used in a glue up.
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