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Darrel Friesen
 Post subject: Thin strip tablesaw jig.
PostPosted: Tue Jan 26, 2021 2:46 pm 
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Drew Fisher has some pretty interesting youtube videos. The first jig in this video is for cutting thin strips consistently. A couple of modifications and making it longer with another hold down or two and a featherboard would likely work well for bindings. I realize there are many other ways and jigs but this one caught my eye.
https://youtu.be/pZfyoh5SZ6I


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I found the same idea and made it long enough for fretboard bindings with the same idea for a longer one for body bindings that I haven't mad yet. It works great and mine was easier to make.

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