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CNC cutting finger-joints
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Some further thoughts: with a router I may have to fiddle with an additional backer board to sandwich both sides of the workpiece to avoid tear-out, so I might have to do a bunch of fiddling with clamps. Table-saw only requires one piece, which can be part of the sled. I don't want to sink time into a sled, but I see that there exist purpose-made box joint jig sleds with the capacity for tall boards like the Incra i-box, which is comparably priced to the dovetail/finger-joint router jigs I've been looking at. So that's another possibility. I'll probably go with the router jig if I can figure out a way to keep the 2nd backing board clamped in place while just moving the jig and it's backing board, or if I end up being wrong about needing the 2nd backing board.
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CNC cutting finger-joints - by physics - 06-16-2025, 03:03 AM
RE: CNC cutting finger-joints - by nauta - 06-16-2025, 11:44 AM
RE: CNC cutting finger-joints - by physics - 07-02-2025, 01:50 AM
RE: CNC cutting finger-joints - by makinrose - 06-17-2025, 01:22 AM
RE: CNC cutting finger-joints - by physics - 07-02-2025, 01:53 AM
RE: CNC cutting finger-joints - by physics - 07-09-2025, 12:31 PM
RE: CNC cutting finger-joints - by makinrose - 07-09-2025, 06:18 PM

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