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Mesa de Carpintero PDF
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Antes de hacer cualquier montaje, corté todas las piezas. Las cinco
piezas que componen todo el conjunto del carril de la valla:
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A continuación, dibuje una línea a través para que sepa cómo van
cuando los pegue en su lugar:
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Pegué las dos mitades juntas, usando el perno para alinear las
piezas
If you find that the cam is too loose and won’t apply enough
pressure, you can use a thicker rub plate or just make a new cam
handle.
My plywood is just a bit less than 1/2″ thick, so I made shims to fit
on either side of the cam handle. These are not strictly necessary,
but will help keep the handle up in the unlocked position. I used thin
aluminum roof flashing for mine, but plastic would work as well:
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The final assembly step is to attach the wear sides of the fence. I’m
just using glue to fasten these, driving in a couple of brads to keep
them in place while it’s clamped up:
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Another way is to screw the wear sides in place without glue, but I
don’t like anything that may snag on a piece as I’m pushing it
through the saw. That was a problem I had with the counter bores in
the old fence, and wanted to avoid it here. Besides, these will last a
good long time, so gluing them on won’t be an issue.
For the tape, I used the blade out of a measuring tape and glued it
on the fence rail with epoxy. The tape was on that I bought (a so
called “lay flat” tape) that I absolutely hated and never used. After
using normal tapes for so many years, it was very frustrating to use,
like shooting pool with a rope!:
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So, a great use for it, since it is well laid out for a table saw: divided
down to 1/32 all the way to the end.
After installing the fence, I check all of the important stuff, like if the
fence is square to the surface of the table:
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This can be adjusted by shimming the tee up off of the fence rail on
one side or the other. The fence rail itself can also be shimmed, but
if you were careful about how the fence was made and fastened to
the saw, it should already be close enough.
The angle part of the fence rail sticks up into the miter slots and the
best way to fix that is to cut a small notch in it:
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Here’s a look at how close the fit should be (red arrow, below left).
The fence should slide smoothly, but not rattle around when the
cam is unlocked. Coating all of the parts with at least two coats of
water based polyurethane will make the fence slide freely and also
add protection to keep it looking good:
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Not likely to happen unless you are overly aggressive locking the
cam, but a way to easily reinforce the tee is to add short pieces of
aluminum (or steel) angle to the ends as shown above. These
should be glued on with epoxy and also screwed to the plywood
parts of the tee.
Like I say, it’s not likely to happen, but if it does this is an easy and
very strong fix. The cam doesn’t need to be very tight at all to stop
the fence from moving. It’s a good idea to try it out and get a feel
for how tight it needs to be.
Not detailed in the plans, but adding a bearing to the end is a good
idea. Here I’m using a piece of UHMW plastic fastened to the end of
the fence with 2″ screws. I shimmed the fence up with a four layers
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Diré que estoy muy contento con cómo resultó esto. Ya lo he usado
un par de veces y puedo calificarlo fácilmente como bueno o incluso
mejor que el anterior. Me gusta lo ligera que es la valla, lo fácil que
es ajustar y lo bien que se bloquea en su lugar con muy poco
esfuerzo. La combinación de puntero / cinta es una gran mejora
sobre la antigua - mucho más fácil de ver y establecer con
precisión.
Además, ha revitalizado mi deseo de empezar a ver a sí mismo, y
espero hacer algunos buenos progresos en eso en los próximos
meses.