What a great design Lloyd. You did a great job of explain everything and it will help immensely cutting those pesky and dangerous to cut small segments. This should be fairly accurate on the Bandsaw as well. Thanks for sharing this. Derek
Derek, I don't often use a bandsaw to cut segments, but I think it would make perfect sense for open segments with this sled. I believe I'll give it a try. Thanks for your suggestion. Lloyd
Hi Lloyd, I make all of my inlays using the bandsaw. I think it's just a matter of ensuring your bandsaw is set up and fine tuned to create accurate components. This jig design you have come up with is perfect for me to create my Chaos design Butcher Blocks on the table saw. I will build one later today so again, thank you for sharing.
I have been making closed-segmented vessels for several years and want to try Open-segmented turning. Your videos are very helpful and easy to follow, Thanks. My question is can I use my Wedgie Sled to cut the open segments?
Was this video your first video? Or maybe you fell off the turnip truck? Because. Your craftsmanship is the very best I have seen Your dedication to detail is unbelievable. Thank you for sharing your talent.. My best to you... Bob ps two (2) more questions,are you a engineer or are you from another planet?
I'm wanting to do 32 and 48 segment open segment work. Do you have a paper template available for your sled to do the 32s and 48s? I have the 18 and 24 segment plates now and was wondering if you are going to offer a 32 segment plate as well?
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What a great design Lloyd. You did a great job of explain everything and it will help immensely cutting those pesky and dangerous to cut small segments. This should be fairly accurate on the Bandsaw as well. Thanks for sharing this.
Derek
Derek, I don't often use a bandsaw to cut segments, but I think it would make perfect sense for open segments with this sled. I believe I'll give it a try. Thanks for your suggestion.
Lloyd
Hi Lloyd, I make all of my inlays using the bandsaw. I think it's just a matter of ensuring your bandsaw is set up and fine tuned to create accurate components. This jig design you have come up with is perfect for me to create my Chaos design Butcher Blocks on the table saw. I will build one later today so again, thank you for sharing.
Well done Lloyd. I particularly like the addition of the hold down and thanks again for another great video.
Great video! Very descriptive and to the point.
Thanks Alfred!
I have been making closed-segmented vessels for several years and want to try Open-segmented turning. Your videos are very helpful and easy to follow, Thanks. My question is can I use my Wedgie Sled to cut the open segments?
Thank you for the great posts
Was this video your first video? Or maybe you fell off the turnip truck? Because. Your craftsmanship is the very best I have seen Your dedication to detail is unbelievable. Thank you for sharing your talent.. My best to you... Bob ps two (2) more questions,are you a engineer or are you from another planet?
jeez, your a master figure outer!
Do you have complete plans ( cut list ) like board size, runner size, and the upgrades on hold down
Why Dont use mitre saw? Porque Não usa a serra de esquadria?
hi, why not just cut the stoppers at the same angle so that its flush with each tip ? (24.33 still a gap)
I have a similar sled, i tilted the fence the other way and the problem is solved.
I'm wanting to do 32 and 48 segment open segment work. Do you have a paper template available for your sled to do the 32s and 48s? I have the 18 and 24 segment plates now and was wondering if you are going to offer a 32 segment plate as well?