CNC TABLE SAW JIG
[Woodgears.ca] seems to be a riches of smart hacks, as well as this CNC box joint jig is no exception. Although one has to manually relocation the jig to make the actual cut, it still provides the individual a great deal of additional functionality. One only has to click the mouse button to advancement the workpiece. One drawback to utilizing a table saw, even with this jig is that some interior parts still may have to be cut. inspect out the video after the break to see this gadget in action, or avoid to around 3:08 to see what hand operations still have to be done.
Besides just being a awesome build, we liked the box-jointed job enclosure for the electronics. As this was made in 2003, it’s good to see that the concept of “self-replication” (at least in part) didn’t begin with the [Rep-Rap]. The 10 year old (as of 2003) Thinkpad notebook computer running QBasic in DOS is a good “hacker” touch as is utilizing 100 Watt light bulbs as power resistors. quite smart electronics, particularly for somebody that’s understood much more for his outstanding woodworking skills than his apparent electrical engineering knowledge!