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niki
13th February 2007, 04:56 PM
G'day mates

I have very accurate plastic triangles and I don't like to use them on gayly bases so, I "Copy" them.

Another idea for usage is (I did not make it yet), to copy it to 12mm or 18mm plywood, make 2 slots for clamps and clamp them to the carcass corners to keep the carcass square at the time of gluing-up.

Regards
niki


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chrisb691
13th February 2007, 05:03 PM
Good thinking Niki, that's no in my 'to do' basket. :2tsup:
niki
14th February 2007, 03:17 AM
Thank you Chris

I'm glade that you find helpful

Regards
niki
Knurl
14th February 2007, 03:41 PM
what are gayly bases?
niki
14th February 2007, 04:10 PM
Hoops...Sorry Dave
It should be "daily bases"

Regards
niki
silentC
14th February 2007, 04:18 PM
If your table saw is accurate, you should be able to make these in any size without needing a template or a router.
niki
14th February 2007, 04:34 PM
Hi SilentC

You are correct but it took me long time to adjust my sliding table fence to cut accurate 90° and I don't dare to move it from that position.

I cannot use one of those "Incra" on my TS (EB PK255) so that's my alternative.

Regards
niki
silentC
14th February 2007, 04:47 PM
niki,

I would use my mitre gauge to first cut a square and then set it to 45 degrees to cut the triangle. You could also cut other triangles, like 90-60-30 or some other combination that you might use regularly. Just wanted to point that out as well but your idea is a good way of making sure you have an accurate set square :)
Carry Pine
14th February 2007, 08:06 PM
..... and I had a box of blackboard triangles from a school that i couldn't give away at a Triton meeting!!!
(and they were all true)

Carry Pine