woodpeckers introduces the du-x angle drilling table solid support for drilling at
any angle between 0 and 90 degrees the duax consists of two components the base
mounts to your drill press table then the adjustable angle table mounts to the base in
one of four different orientations the correct orientation will depend on your project and
your material but there's always one that works laser cut teeth mesh to locate
the table at every full degree but you can lock the table at
any intermediate setting too with stainless steel quadrants on both sides
of the table and tight tolerant hinges at the end you'll get rock solid support a fully
adjustable fence puts the dual in dual axis table set it at any angle from perfectly parallel to
dead square there's a scale for accurately setting the angle of the fence when it is at the base of
the table but it can be adjusted anywhere along the length of the table and set to a square or a
bevel gauge now the duax table fence and stop are going to get your material in exactly the right
position but you have to keep it there while you drill now you can put an f-clamp on there but
let's take a look at the optional clamping kit the clamping kit includes a wedge clamp
two pivot clamps and two button stops the wedge clamp holds your stock securely against
the fence the pivot clamps adjust for stock of varying thickness and keep the work secure to
the table the button stops make it possible to drill equidistance from the edge of a circular
object square the button stop to the table bring your round stock against the button stops
and you're always the same distance from the bit the duax angle drilling table is the perfect
answer to all of your angle drilling projects and you never have to worry about getting your main
table back to square order yours today rockler's router floating jig is a jig that makes it fast
and easy to route evenly spaced glutes when you open the package there are two low friction
underside rails that straddle your work piece one of the underside rails remains fixed while
the other is adjustable allowing the jig to slide smoothly along boards up to nine and a
half inches wide which is wide enough to cut flutes evenly spaced over 8 inches wide the router
mounts to a universal pre-drilled acrylic base which slides laterally to route out repetitive
flutes the acrylic base rides along a chamfered edge and can be locked down to the jig the
rewritable and erasable strip along the jig is used to make indexing marks for evenly spaced
flutes first you'll want to attach your router to the acrylic base the whole configuration fits most
common handheld routers however if you're unable to align the holes to your router base you can
drill additional holes to accommodate your router you'll then want to adjust your
rail to encapsulate your work piece with the fluting router jig laid on top of your
workpiece mark the location of your flutes next zero out the metal scale with your first mark
then you'll lock down the acrylic base and plow out the flute on your work piece finally
slide the base to your next mark lock it down make your next plowing operation and so on until
your piece is done and there you have it evenly spaced flutes made with a handheld router yet
another innovative jig made by the team at rockler finish the job faster quick assembly helps reduce
the time spent setting up track saw rail systems the saw guide is portable and allows you to
quickly make precise cuts at the job site the patented saw guide has a universal
base which connects firmly with nearly every circular and jigsaw that means
it won't stop working until you do usable with both right and left-handed circular
saws the saw guide can be set up in multiple ways to perform the easiest cleanest cuts when
you need to make fine adjustments to your cuts the built-in micro adjust lever allows
you to fine tune your cuts by 1 8 inch at a time dialing in the perfect blade distance the
saw guide is perfect for making long straight angle bevel and rip cuts when flipped
over the saw guide becomes a circle cutting guide for your jigsaw and can make
circles from 4 to 24 inches in diameter for fast affordable accurate rip and circle cuts
the saw guide is a must have in any woodworking shop or on any job site introducing the
new two-in-one clamping work table and sawhorse from pony built toth with high impact
construction this worktable and sawhorse offers the next evolution in innovation and versatility
in work supports included with purchase are two 12-inch jorgensen easy hold trigger clamps
each with 300 pounds of clamping force along with two large and two small bench dogs
when the work table is set up and ready for use it offers an adjustable working height of up to 32
inches and a 31 by 25 inch tabletop surface area all while supporting a weight capacity of 500
pounds the surface is equipped with easy to read measurement markings for a quick and convenient
reference and 36 holes that are perfectly placed to utilize the included bench dogs and a multitude
of combinations of use when needed the easy hold trigger clamps can be easily incorporated to work
alongside the work table for horizontal clamping first remove the clamp head by pressing the
quick release button and repositioning it on the opposite side then place the clamp's rail inside
of one of the four channels integrated into the tabletop and pull the orange tab located on the
side of the table to allow the clamp to lock into position and for vertical clamping the clamp rail
can be inserted into one of the table top holes then by reattaching the clamp head to the rail
from underneath the tabletop users can create the necessary downforce needed to hold objects
into position for even more functionality the table sides fold down and transform the table
into a lower profile sawhorse which can hold up to one thousand pounds beneath the working
surface is a generously sized storage shelf the frame also provides extra storage for bench
dogs when not in use the adjustable legs include non-marring feet to ensure grip and stability on
any surface for transport and storage the unit collapses into an easy flat design and for safety
use the two rubber latches lock the unit down all backed by a limited three-year warranty
pony jorgensen clamps without compromise three millimeter micro tool set
this set features five micro tools comfortable ergonomically designed ash handles
and high carbon steel blades all made in the usa our micro tools are perfect
for miniatures and detailing they also clean up ridges created by
gouge cuts and refined tight corners perfect for carving fine details like mouths
and eyes and adding fur and feather texture this is the wen me175p miter saw protractor
it's an incredibly useful tool especially if you're cutting crown molding face boards or
doing other finishing work in this video we'll get to know the tool and go over how to use it
let's jump in this protractor is made from cnc machined aluminum and its scales are laser
engraved which means you get maximum accuracy with every measurement and don't have to worry
about losing accuracy over time speaking of scales there are two one for making miter cuts also
called double cuts and one for making single cuts the miter scale is the inner scale the outer
pointer on the wing points to the angle on the miter scale this scale is used for making cuts
that require two work pieces coming together for example say you have two pieces of baseboard
coming together at a corner for that you would use the miter skill there are two types of corners
this is an exterior corner also called an outside corner to measure it we place one wing against
one wall and the other wing swings around two like this not all walls come together at a perfect
90 degrees which is what this tool will tell you flip it over and use the arrow on the
outside and read the scale on the inside and we can see that we're getting an indication
of 46 degrees and we can take that directly over to our miter saw best of all you can just
read your miter saw's setting from the scale and transfer it directly to the saw we can take
our miter saw and set it directly to 46 degrees that will give us a perfect cut make that
cut twice once on each piece and they'll come together really nicely this is an interior
corner also called an inside corner to measure it we place one wing against one wall and the other
wing swings around to the other wall like this same deal as before we can read the setting
directly off the scale right now we're getting an indication of 45 degrees outer arrow inner
scale and we can set it directly to 45 degrees same as before that'll give us a clean joint so
we've gone over how to use the miter scale for double cuts now let's go over single cuts this is
the type of cut you'd make if you had for example a piece of baseboard coming up against the bathtub
the work piece isn't meeting anything else not touching another work piece so you only have to
make one cut so you use the single cut scale which is the pointer on the inside scale which says
single cut and that points to the reading on the outer scale so let's imagine that this table is
the floor and this wall is the bathtub same deal before we place one wing of the tool on the floor
like this and bring the other wing up make sure both are flush against the work pieces we can read
the miter saw's setting directly off the scale this time we're going to use the single
cut arrow and the scale on the outside it's important to note that the scale on the
outside has gradations and 2 degrees so you have 0 2 4 6 8 10.
looks like we're getting a reading
of half a degree maybe 1 degree if it were a little bit further off say like this it would
be just under 4 degrees and again we can take that over to the miter saw make that cut once and
we'll be nice and flush every time and finally if you need to make any adjustments there's a screw
on the back here if you ever need to adjust how tight or loose the wings are you can just adjust
this screw using a four millimeter hex wrench also there is a hole at the end of each wing those
holes are great for mounting the gauge on a peg.