Looking to build a Miter gauge

[Vernon1969]

I finish building my Homemade belt sander some time ago but never built a miter gauge to sand angles. Would like to see some Home made Miter Gauge NO STORE ONES Please I like Homemade. Thank You.

Here one I found from this site Very nice Build

 

[Vernon1969]

Here one I found on your site: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=63861

Very nice design but would like to see more if anyone else would share there design.

 

[McFarmer]

That's a pretty high bar.


I'll get a photo of a couple of mine.

 

[ilovevocs]

I think this thread would see some more movement if you stated what tools do you have at your disposal; what processes your considering, and what materials you are comfortable working with.

Your going to need to google this and come up with a plan and ask for input IMHO.

I have an incra. If I were to take the time to build one I would use cams similar to their design. When I purchased it, I bought it thinking it would be well cared for and last a very long time. Quality piece for the price.

http://www.woodcraft.com/product/144644/incra-miter-gauge-v27.aspx

 

[McFarmer]

I think this thread would see some more movement if you stated what tools do you have at your disposal; what processes your considering, and what materials you are comfortable working with.

Your going to need to google this and come up with a plan and ask for input IMHO.

I have an incra. If I were to take the time to build one I would use cams similar to their design. When I purchased it, I bought it thinking it would be well cared for and last a very long time. Quality piece for the price.

http://www.woodcraft.com/product/144644/incra-miter-gauge-v27.aspx

I have this Kreg, similar to yours. You would be amazed at the difference a sheet of Formica does underneath it.

This old one I put on top of a piece of hardboard:

I use this one for picture frames. Most plans call for making the fence solid, I find it better to be able to adjust it:

All these give you much of the advantage of a cut off box.

 

[Vernon1969]

I think this thread would see some more movement if you stated what tools do you have at your disposal; what processes your considering, and what materials you are comfortable working with.

Your going to need to google this and come up with a plan and ask for input IMHO.

I have an incra. If I were to take the time to build one I would use cams similar to their design. When I purchased it, I bought it thinking it would be well cared for and last a very long time. Quality piece for the price.

http://www.woodcraft.com/product/144644/incra-miter-gauge-v27.aspx

I have a machine shop at my Dads I can use I built some really cool things there.

 

[csp]

That's not really helping in reference to the items ilovevocs mentioned.

Details, not ambiguity

 

[Vernon1969]

Here's one I made for my table saw:

Nice Job Akalian But I'm looking for a small one. I added a picture to the original post to show what I'm looking for it. I want to build one for my Homemade Belt and Disk sander. But thank you for sharing a Homemade one.

 

[Vernon1969]

Ok I design one on Auto CAD what do ya'll think By the way I'm building this for my homemade belt sander.

 

[McFarmer]

Don't know what you will be sanding but I would think the fence should be taller, or have holes for an auxiliary fence.

 

[Vernon1969]

Don't know what you will be sanding but I would think the fence should be taller, or have holes for an auxiliary fence.

I may drill holes to add a fence thank you

 

[ilovevocs]

Vernon, any updates?

Was impressed by your belt sander and was hoping to see some more amazing work.


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