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A Trick for long tapers on a table saw?
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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..... |
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