Only one? Double sided tape a straightedge (board) to the top of the board
to be tapered. Tape it at the angle you need. Attach an L shaped bracket
(couple of boards nailed together at a right angle) to your tablesaw fence
high enough so the workpiece slides under it but the bracket bares on the
straitedge. Set fence and run through saw. Alternatively, tape the
straightedge as before and use it for a router guide to cut your board.

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Problem:
Need a 4 foot board 3.5 inches wide on one end and 3' 5/16'ths on the
other. I have a taper jig I bought from Delta (I think) but it's not
big enough.

Questions:
Do I not know how to use the taper jig I have?
Do I have to build my own? If so, where can I find plans? Or should I
make a larger model of the one I bought?

Solution(s):
Hopefully the responders of this post will provide.....