kerfmaker 2 3d models

Bridge City Tool Works KM-2 Kerfmaker

Kerfmaker (100x20mm version) with some improvements and pocket for magnet (d8x3mm) Hardware: 2x M4x20mm hex cap bolts 2x M4 nuts d8x3mm magnet (optional)

2) If you do not change the direction of the attached STL file, you can print without setting support, brim, or raft (it may vary depending on print performance) 3) CA Glue and Screwdriver are required for assembly. 2. Precautions when printing and...

... to monkey with the design. Just be sure to "remix" it from mine. EDIT: I've just completed the Tenonmaker as well, Thing:1354302 Print Settings Printer: Da Vinci 1.0a Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 30 Notes: Use PLA to avoid warping

The Kerfmaker is a simple adjustable Joint Tool for quick and precise Joints made with the Tablesaw. This one was designed to use a 6mm round head square neck bolt. It is probably possible to use a 1/4" round head square neck bolt. ... To see the...

3D printable kerfmaker for cutting dados on a table saw. ...See my video below for how to use this jig. Required Hardware: 8-32x1/2" flathead machine screw 6-32x1/8" socket cap screw

ccrumpacker's Kerfmaker use M4x20mm bolts, but I only found M5x20mm and M4x16mm bolts at my local hardware stores (Home Depot, Rona,...), so I remix it. ...This version use M4x16mm bolts instead, there is also a M5x20mm version

ccrumpacker's Kerfmaker use M4x20mm bolts, but I only found M5x20mm and M4x16mm bolts at my local hardware stores (Home Depot, Rona,...), so I remix it. ...This version use M5x20mm bolts instead, there is also a M4x16mm version

You will need the following material to assemble it: 2 M4x14 grub screws (the ones without heads) 2 M4 normal nuts (to fit on the blue wheels) 2 M4 self-locking nuts (to fit the yellow and red parts). ... You will probably have to file a little one of...

Bridge City Tool Works KM-1 Kerfmaker

I had trouble getting a good grip on the thumb screws, so I added more grooves for better grip. I also sized the hex pockets to be a little smaller than the hex bolt head. Just heat up the bolt head with a lighter about 20 seconds and press it in. No...

This is a remix of ccrumpackers version. I printed his and found it to be too large, using too much plastic for my liking. I looked at others and they were all quite large, compared to the real McCoy! I used m4 bolts, but had to trim the ends...

Though these designs are sleek and cleverly constructed, I saw - admittedly a pretty tiny - room for improvement: After the first cut you have to turn the kerfmaker bei 180°, then do the second and subsequent cuts → I chose a design that utilizes a...

... hardware at a local hardware store) Also, yes, the hardware is metric but the print is standard. It's the world we live in: 2 - M5 bolts, 20mm long https://www.mcmaster.com/#91310a124/=1afvdvs 2 - M5 nuts https://www.mcmaster.com/#98676a300/=1afvg2x

A shorter version of the top part to allow making larger dadoes with a regular kerf blade.

... of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2672696 modified to use 1/4 inch hardware. ... See https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2672696 for details of use. Requires: Print 1 top, 1 middle, 1 bottom and 2 knobs 2 1/4-20 x 3/4 hex bolts 2 1/4-20 hex nuts

Pask Makes designed a tool for perfect datos out of wood and I wanted one in plastic. ... Pask Makes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNZWlLPw0HI

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