is it for jigging & troling use
684996
It is good for jigging ,,, but dont think for troling .. it is a decent rod actually and nice to have
137523
Yes, it is great for top mounted pattern jig.It is a Freud and they have great staying sharp. But if you are cutting through a lot of plywood, you will dull the bit faster.
1138819
It can use either but if you use the old style blades I have found it will not accept a very large sized one as the the spot where you insert it will not be wide enough. I hope this helps and I would definitely recommend this jigsaw.
2113862
Absolutely, I have used this jig for the last three years with three different size clamps based on the object I am working on. I do not own the Kreg clamp, however, i am sure it is a great product because everything that I own that has the Kreg name is an exceptionally good quality tool.
333696
That is what I use mine for. I am quite happy with it. Faster and neater than a hammer. Made of heavy cast iron so it holds up very well. I figure on having and using mine for many years.
1406912
The technically correct answer is "I don't know." My instinct is to say that it would be a bad idea: Each pass would be very narrow, requiring many, many passes, with very exacting readjustment of the jig each time. It's not really what the bit was designed for, so I'd worry about breaking, or at least using up the bit. I'd recommend you look into a purpose-made planing bit if possible.
1106854
Yes. I do this all the time on a B&D; Workmate with no jig and just two bar clamps. I only do this for small parts, though.
863003
I don't know about the jigger. When I put the shaker put it on the counterit wobbled. Unbelievably, it is designed with a convex bottom. Believably,it will be going back to Amazon.
1257416
Not sure if I understand your question? This piece goes into the drilling jig. It is not a "stand alone" item that can be clamped to a board for use (although it possibly could, but not with the right angle clamp).
1934392
I wouldnt. it really isnt that great for for practice mechanical tips. it breaks up pretty easily. if you want one for broadheads go to a block.
2003648
The T-7 can absolutely be used to sharpen a convex edge - it does so on turning tools very effectively. However, TORMEK offers jigs to allow professional quality sharpening of turning tools, while there is no jig designed for pruners. And since the grinding surface on the wheel is flat, there will only be a narrow line of contact during the grinding process, making it extremely challenging to produce a consistent, even curve. Short of a specialized machine for this purpose, a better choice would be the Multitool, using the slack side of the belt.
945419
Sorry only used it for jams, but experiment with it, it only takes alittle. Good luck Anita
2090988
It was made for that purpose. It is for beginners of all ages.I am 64 years old and I have in the last two months began to play.
649868
This machine is for surface planing,(smoothing) the flat face of the timber. It won't eliminate any dimensional problems, such as twist,or bow. It is NOT designed to surface edges, foe that you will also need a jointer
1901320
My use for it was to turn a lazy-susan on a continuous basis. It worked perfectly for that purpose. I can see no reason why it shouldn't work for tools just as well as toys. In fact, "toys" can sometimes be harder on components than "tools."
762840
Yes, should be clamped but works good if you can put your hand around the pipe and jig at the same time.
1175079
Haven't done it but went and looked at the instructions and yes, it can be used for jointing. has instructions on how to set it up.