Thread: Bevel Ripping Guide On The Workcentre

Gaston,
I have the WC2000 and the bevel ripping guide and, for what it's worth, I'd say it does the job.

I would suggest you get yourself one of those wixi digital angle meters though as I have found that to set it up via the quadrants is a bit hit and miss and when you are making mitres even a little bit of a gap looks a bit ordinary.

I'm in the middle of a project right now and used it to make the box in the picture. the angles are bang on 90 degress and the surfaces mate pretty well.

Ian

Originally Posted by Gaston

Hi guys... I would like to ask to whoever has the Bevel Ripping Guide if in fact is a good product. Thanks for the info.

I've always found it very limited and awkward to use but if you have a Triton it's the only way of doing what it does, so you are stuck with it.

If I was replacing the Triton it would be because of the lack of blade tilt.

thank you for your respond guys! Ian that is a very interesting project, I like the box, but I'd like to know what is it for? Thanks again.

Originally Posted by Gaston

....I like the box, but I'd like to know what is it for? Thanks again.

Gaston,

Be patient...if you have a look through some recent postings of mine you may get a clue but I think I'll leave you guessing for the moment.

Here's another clue


Ian

I'm not getting warmer with your clue, but that is an amazing looking clue!!! Good job! Keep me posted with your project!!!! Thanks.... Gaston.

Gaston,
This is a WIP so some "clues" may take a while - does this help??

Its a fancy stand for an aquarium!
It looks like a far seeing design.

Dean

Gavin,
shhh !!
Dunno what's happend to Gaston - hasn't been back but here's another clue for him



Ian

Ian, really I can't figure it out. It looks amazing!! I read a post saying that it could be an aquarium. Is that possible? I guess I'll keep fallowing your pictures till I find out. By the way is that project only being done with the Workcentre? Thanks Ian!!

Gaston,
All that can be done in terms of cutting is done on the WC2000 ..it's the only table saw I have.
Of course, it's a bit tricky doing those curves and holes. .I have a bandsaw, a jig saw, and a Triton Router and table for that.

Fish?? nooooo .....but Pisces might be a clue. There's also a hint in the background

Here's another piece - no fancy mitres in this one, just butt joins and dominoes


Almost done


Ian

looks like a telescope mount to me
yachtie

*tsk* you guessed it.
10" Dobsonian
Tried it out tonight - very happy with the results


Ian

Great job!!

Thanks Gaston,

Sorry about hijacking you thread but it was with your complicity, so I don't feel so bad


Ian