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Step 11Bonus
I drilled holes near the end of each angle iron rail to match the holes I drilled in the saw base as mentioned in Step 8. I can remove the angle iron rails from the saw guide table and attach them with bevel head screws to the saw base. I can use C clamps to attach a straight edge guide for ripping panels greater than 24 inches. Measure from the front and back edges of the blade to make sure the guide is parallel to the blade.
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May 29, 2011. 7:54 AMkleinjahr
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Nice build. Sort of like a panel saw.
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May 29, 2011. 2:28 PM
Phil B (author)
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Phil B (author)
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Yes, so long as the panel is not more than about 3 feet wide. I have most often used it as a quick cut-off saw when my radial arm saw was set up for some precise cuts and I did not want to change that set up. Thanks for looking and for commenting.
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