I love these magnetic saw jigs, I havent seen one like this before! How do you keep the saw from marring the reference surface of the jig? Does the saw have no set? or do you simply accept the jig will need replacing periodicaly? I think a 90 degree on the back end of the jig would be useful. Thanks for the vid!
Thank you for your comment, usually Japanese saws teeth are less bent outward than western saws, this reduces the saw teeth sawing into the jig and allow the jig to serve longer. The other side can be cut at 90 or at 6 to 7 degrees for soft wood dovetail as you like. The design came to my mind by coincidence so I thought it might be useful to share it with other woodworkers, I hope so 🤝
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Thanks, I use japanese saws and experience the teeth marring the refernece surface of such jigs when in use and thought I may be doing something wrong as I see a lot magnetic saw jigs and it never gets mentioned. Thanks for sharing, I look forward to more of your content.
Great and accurate work as usual, thanks for sharing your experience💐💐👍🇪🇬
A lot of perfection! 👋👋👋👍
Very nice result .
Thanks Nicholas
والله إنا لمشتاقون لفيدواتك ،يا ريت تسوي فيديو تتكلم فيه عن نفسك ومن اي بلد عربي .....يا ريت ،كل المودة والحب لشخصك الكريم .
تحياتي لك اخي الكريم وشكرا على تعليقك اللطيف
مع فائق احترامي
Nice simple jig, Well Done! Thank You! I Enjoy your precision work! Now if I could just get the divider thing down. ;-P
😄 that is a vintage one!
Very clever jig and application cudos
Thank you Mark
Exelente ferramenta, ótima ideia.
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I love these magnetic saw jigs, I havent seen one like this before! How do you keep the saw from marring the reference surface of the jig? Does the saw have no set? or do you simply accept the jig will need replacing periodicaly? I think a 90 degree on the back end of the jig would be useful. Thanks for the vid!
Thank you for your comment, usually Japanese saws teeth are less bent outward than western saws, this reduces the saw teeth sawing into the jig and allow the jig to serve longer. The other side can be cut at 90 or at 6 to 7 degrees for soft wood dovetail as you like.
The design came to my mind by coincidence so I thought it might be useful to share it with other woodworkers, I hope so 🤝
@@TheWoodCrafter1 Thanks, I use japanese saws and experience the teeth marring the refernece surface of such jigs when in use and thought I may be doing something wrong as I see a lot magnetic saw jigs and it never gets mentioned. Thanks for sharing, I look forward to more of your content.
I use a piece of sticky tape. The surface will be marred, but is easily replaced. Highland hardware is a good source.
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groovy
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