How long of a leg could this jig accommodate , say like a dining table leg 28" long with the top 5" straight then 23" of taper is that dooable?
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I used it on a 31" long piece. The work piece stuck out of the top of the jig. I used a piece of plywood for additional support on the infeed side of the saw. With a little dry run practice and care, it worked fine. I wouldn't want to go much longer.
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Good question. The long stock is an issue on a table saw. The TV Shows have looked at a couple of options. Tommy Mac fabricated an extension that fit infront of the saw table. The problem is that the jig runs off the table with long stock. Scott (American Woodworking) rigged a bandsaw to work with the jig. Used a piece of cabinet grade plywood that was square to the blade and a fence that is typically used for cutting plywood with a hand-held power saw (skillsaw). He cut some long legs and cleaned the cuts with a jack plane. Your project would require some sort of table saw extension. It would be probably safer to do the task on a band saw and if you do all for faces, tape the wase pieces back to the leg.
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I've got a Delta Unisaw with an Incra Fence system. My fence extends past the front of the table about 5". I can easily do a taper 30" using the jig. To safely extend much much beyond that distance you would have to have a properly aligned indeed table and put a fence extension on. If you did that your distance cold be as long as you make your indeed table/fence extension. Hope this helps.
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I made two cuts of this nature with this jig. One cut was a 2 1/2 degrees and 26 inched long with 4 1/2 inches at the top and 3 1/2 inches at the bottom.The second cut was 5 degrees with 26 inches long and 5 1/2 inches at the top and a little over 3" at the bottom.
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A 6 inch tapered leg is doable, but I would recommend using a larger stock piece for safety reasons. Once the leg is tapered as desired trim it to the desired length.
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Not sure if it will fit Dewalt, I would visit jasper website to double-check. Product is about 12 inches long. The jig is designed to cut circular cut outs, so unless you are wanting to cut out a stool chair top I would say no.
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I don't really know because I personally don't have any intention to use this table in that fashion. I can tell you that the table is extremely sturdy and is probably the exact same table used in many commercial applications. Hence the distance from the end of the table to the leg is probably the standard distance.
1696007
The top of the legs where it bows out is a maximum of 16 1/2"...it's hard to measure, but that's safe. Good luck!
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Set the jig for the actual wood dimension. If you set it for the stated depth, your pocket hole will be too deep and you will not get a secure joint.Hope this helps.
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I believe with the legs retracted and fully splayed out the closest would be about 25"
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measuring from just under the top (before the legs taper) across between the 2 front legs is 25", downward from underside of table to floor is 24-1/2", and between the 2 side legs is 7-1/4". I was able to fit a couple of stacking shoe racks in that space, also I bought a silver knob at Home Depot, looks nicer than the wooden knob it comes with. Silver knob had 2 lengths of screw, I used the shorter one. Top of table looks like flooring, in case you hadn't seen it, some little knots. I used boiled linseed oil and then paste wax, I love it.
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I just measured the thickness of some of these chair glides which I installed on some chairs in my family room. They add right about 1/4" to the height, probably not enough to worry about. The thing you should probably be more worried about is the thickness of the "nail" portion of the chair glide relative to the thickness of the chair or table leg you are going to nail it to. Be really careful here. If the chair or table leg is less than about 1.25" you risk splitting the wood. That happened on one or two legs of 4 chairs I nailed them to - a total of 2 out of 8 legs - and I am a very handy and experienced person. I was able to salvage the situation with wood glue and clamps. The chair legs were only about 1" in diameter, and made of oak, so they were very hard. A bit bigger diameter or a softer wood and probably no splitting would have occurred.
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The ends are not noticeably higher on the 24". In my opinion it would be fine for a 35"counter. I was surprised by the quality of the 24" - excellent condition! It was a super buy at the Amazon price. You will not be disappointed if you purchase this item.
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I am using it with a 6 inch grinder no problem. I just had to increase the height of the base I mounted the grinder on to give sufficient clearance for the jig to properly work.
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I just went out and measured mine and it is 22.5" (twenty two and one half inches) from the floor to the flat bottom of the vise or actual table where the piece to be cut would lay on.
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Don't think that will work, sorry. I had my in-laws measure their table for you. I can use it on their table with a 2.75" tall skirt that begins about .75" from the edge of the table. The part you screw on goes over/passed the skirt, but it is a tight fit. It needs to be unscrewed as far as it can to angle it on and pass over the skirt, and then the thickness of the skirt (about .5") makes it really hard to turn to screw it on. As the other user mentioned, the 2" before your skirt probably isn't enough to safely secure it if you avoid the skirt.
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Mikelle, I just measured this table at its' greatest height, and that was 36". The shortest is 26". Those measurements are from the floor and going to the very top of the massage table. I might add while setting the legs at their longest height, I would not use the table with someone on it at the 36" height. My opinion is that it might not be as stable and may in fact create a wobbly affect. Unless you are extremely tall, you would not use that greatest height. My table is set up for around the 30" height. Hope this helps.
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I have a 5 foot by 3 foot table and have inset the legs 3 inches from the edge and we have no issues, I think you will be able to do it, as long as your chairs are not wide. As a frame of reference on the 3 foot side of the table we have a 26 inch opening for the chair at seat height. Hope this helps. P.S. The legs are very beautiful.
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No, the legs aren't that long. The only way that would be possible is if the bipod legs were resting on something a couple feet tall, such as a fallen log. This bipod is definitely meant for prone position firing, table or surface top firing or as I suggest above.
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Each leg has two sections that are 24" each which would allow a maximum length of approximately 48"+-. YouMay be able to buy additional leg sections, but not sure. The legs can be lengthened or shortened in 1.5" intervals.