Woodworking accessory for making tapered cuts on a workpiece
OwnerBruce O. Larssoninventor
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A fixture for use with a saw table or router table for supporting an elongated workpiece used in conjunction with the rip fence mounted on the table. The fixture has a first rail pivotally connected at one end to one end of a second rail. The first rail is adapted to be guided along the rip fence, while the second rail can be pivoted to an angular positions relative to the first rail. The second rail has a longitudinal guide surface that can assume a plurality of angular positions relative to the rip fence. A head end retaining mechanism is connected to one of the rails for holding one end of a workpiece at a fixed point relative to the longitudinal guide surface. A tail end retaining mechanism is connected to one of the rails for maintaining the opposite end of a workpiece at a fixed point relative to the longitudinal guide surface. The tail end retaining mechanism is adjustable vertically and horizontally toward and away from the longitudinal guide surface. One or both of the head end retaining mechanism and the tail end retaining mechanism is adjustable longitudinally to accommodate workpieces of different lengths.
A fixture for use with a table saw for supporting an elongated workpiece having a head end, a tail end, an end surface at said tail end and a central longitudinal axis, said fixture enabling longitudinal tapered cuts to be made on said workpiece, wherein at least a portion of the head end of said workpiece retains its original cross sectional dimension after tapered cuts have been made in said workpiece, said table saw having a saw blade and a horizontal guide fence extending parallel to said saw blade, said fixture comprising:
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