Toe In-Out Jig

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  • ragswl4
    Veteran Member
    • Jan 2007
    • 1559
    • Winchester, Ca
    • C-Man 22114
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    Toe In-Out Jig

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    This is the complete jig. The light colored piece goes in the miter slot. It must be sized exactly. Best to use hardwood of some type. These are the three pieces. The piece with the gauge is actually two pieces. I glued the light colored piece to the dark wood. It is not critical for the pieces to be 90 degrees. Notice the smaller piece on the left is cut at an angle. This is used as a wedge to tighten the gauge block in the piece that fits the miter slot. Allows for movement in and out. Top view showing a kerf cut in the block that holds the dial gauge and the bolt used to tighten the gauge in place.
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