artisanpirate Posted Monday at 08:55 AM Report Posted Monday at 08:55 AM #ArtisanPirate Joe W., Phdesigns and Mike Crosa 3 Quote
jerry walters Posted Monday at 09:13 PM Report Posted Monday at 09:13 PM Tyler, How do keep sawdust from getting under the tape? I will usually have some sawdust get under the tape obscuring the line. I have tried really hard to make sure the tape is really pressed down on the pattern, but no matter how hard I try sawdust get under the tape. Thank You, Jerry artisanpirate 1 Quote
Roberta Moreton Posted Tuesday at 03:16 AM Report Posted Tuesday at 03:16 AM I use the clamp Steve Good showed how to make. A couple pieces of wood a couple bolts and wing nuts. I don’t have to use tape all the time with that. When I do, I am very careful about putting tape on the side that hasn’t been cut. artisanpirate and JJB 2 Quote
artisanpirate Posted Tuesday at 06:34 PM Author Report Posted Tuesday at 06:34 PM 21 hours ago, jerry walters said: Tyler, How do keep sawdust from getting under the tape? I will usually have some sawdust get under the tape obscuring the line. I have tried really hard to make sure the tape is really pressed down on the pattern, but no matter how hard I try sawdust get under the tape. Thank You, Jerry It happens to me from time to time but, I can usually tell where the cut line is or, where it's supposed to be jerry walters 1 Quote
Wichman Posted Tuesday at 08:36 PM Report Posted Tuesday at 08:36 PM 23 hours ago, jerry walters said: Tyler, How do keep sawdust from getting under the tape? I will usually have some sawdust get under the tape obscuring the line. I have tried really hard to make sure the tape is really pressed down on the pattern, but no matter how hard I try sawdust get under the tape. Thank You, Jerry Jerry, I use a hard rubber roller to press everything down; from the clear shelf liner, the pattern, and clear tape when needed. I bought mine at a thrift store but Amazon has them: https://www.amazon.com/POWERTEC-71010-Handle-J-Roller-Rubber/dp/B00NFAOCVU/ref=mp_s_a_1_13?crid=2ZJ8D0381JOY4&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.z5mkOdfAWQLKEmA9mO45d1AGUJEXSFQ70UiZ6JIyDT1unyKkCA0tIwfLTcGAp5IEWtBublooQSe0WzlnO4-OJVEkFTcsW6FTPw_FhREM2U0xZA0-_Pqm-UflLcfl0OICsXNWRVeD7Phc4ixQL3om0TY8RmmHyzcQ2Nn8jH9-K4dUy6n2Jhve4Sf9EFw-H1pWXzjTiR8IWrq4_nAJFSWN8A.-Krxt8MamGhrSik2jeRDU8CyaICIMwcqPBWwoDdd0pI&dib_tag=se&keywords=hard+rubber+roller+tool+for+adhesive&qid=1738096242&sprefix=hard+rubber+roller+%2Caps%2C239&sr=8-13 jerry walters 1 Quote
rafairchild2 Posted yesterday at 06:16 PM Report Posted yesterday at 06:16 PM I made a clamping jig to do my compound cuts. I also added springs so the tension stays even. I added the thumb nuts to make it easier to tighten/loosen on the fly. No need for tape. Quote
rjweb Posted 21 hours ago Report Posted 21 hours ago I have made that jig also, but never though about using springs, thx for the info, RJ Quote
Mike Crosa Posted 19 hours ago Report Posted 19 hours ago I like the Christmas lights on the vacuum. At least I think they are Christmas Lights. Also like your addition to the clamp. Quote
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