[TheForge] brainstorming and other thoughts on cutting sheet metal
P. McComb
[email protected]
Tue Dec 31 12:54:01 2002
Two thoughts on jig saw for cutting metal.
1) You can buy or build a table to hold your saw upside down and use that
(as suggested by Mike). Search for wood working jigs using your favourite
engine.
2) On a hgtv show (can't remember which one) they showed a gentleman who
does sheetmetal work. He had made a bracket to which he screwed in his
tablesaw in the upright position. He used the mounting holes for the shoe
to hold his saw to the bracket. A hole in the table underneath allowed the
blade free passage. The table was big enough so he could manouver large
sheets through the saw blade.
Poor ascii picture follows:
|~~~ |
| |
| | Saw
|___|
------------|-------------|
| | Bracket
| |
| ---------------------
----------- | ------------------------------- Table Top
______ | __________________
|
Paul McComb
Fat Raccoon Forge
London, Ontario
[email protected]