Slickdeals is community-supported.  We may get paid by brands for deals, including promoted items.
56 results found matching

Show results for
$ - $
Filters
Filters
Filters
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144473656 added 01-07-2021 10:10 PM by lordjynx in Deal Talk
Touche! :-)
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144495334 added 01-08-2021 5:52 PM by Loudog504 in Deal Talk
Unrelated but kreg let me down with no band saw fence deals this holiday season!
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144498484 added 01-08-2021 8:43 PM by m00ky in Deal Talk
I am not an experienced wood worker at all and I was able to easily make one basically for free out of scraps during my last project building a lego table. Tapered legs look good. Happy to share...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144501205 added 01-09-2021 1:32 AM by Dre325 in Deal Talk
I built one similar to the one shown in photo D here: https://www.woodmagazine.com/workshop/jigs/2-jigs-for-fast-accurate-tapers It doesn’t have a gauge, but for a few dollars of hold down...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144459772 added 01-07-2021 12:17 PM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
There are tons of DIY tapering jigs out there, but can anyone point me to some builds for a DIY tapering jig with accurate repeatable 1/16" per foot or 1/8° incremental indexed settings and that...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144462625 added 01-07-2021 2:04 PM by BloodGain in Deal Talk
This. I clicked on this post expecting to decide "oh, nah, I could build that", something like the Rockler one GTPquickRB posted. But I didn't realize it was a precision device that actually...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144471130 added 01-07-2021 8:01 PM by darthkenobi in Deal Talk
This is a really nice tapering jig, and if you were going to need to use it quite often, then I'd recommend you consider it. But what I did was make the other tapering jig that MicroJib gives plans...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144472792 added 01-07-2021 9:16 PM by Fourgonbound in Deal Talk
From the Rockler's link above, their can do 1 degree increment as well. And if you need a gripper to use this jig then this jig is definitely much more expensive than just $100. Like others said,...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144473218 added 01-07-2021 9:42 PM by lordjynx in Deal Talk
It's too expensive for my use but looks like it can do a lot. Made in USA is a rare plus these days too.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144477649 added 01-08-2021 5:58 AM by Toller in Deal Talk
I use one I built out of scraps very quickly.. It is a pain to set, but works fine when set. I suppose if I were making different tapered cuts frequently this would be worth $100, but since I do a...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144483817 added 01-08-2021 9:44 AM by Starcubt in Deal Talk
This is a great price I would pay 100.08 for it
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144484060 added 01-08-2021 9:53 AM by snydertalon in Deal Talk
Legit, what is the pro to made in the U.S. like my McDonald's burgers are made here and sometimes the comeout looking like Ray Charles is in the back. I got a laser cutter from China. Came square...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144476758 added 01-08-2021 5:11 AM by tdcarter in Deal Talk
I spent $250 for a Unisaw with a bad bearing. Cost me $5 and 45 minutes to fix. I guess it's inferior according to your useless opinion. I'm sure you have a better saw at 4x the price but I'm also...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144481723 added 01-08-2021 8:31 AM by Fourgonbound in Deal Talk
OK, thanks for the clarification about the gripper. But if you don't use the gripper, does it have a clamp to hold the piece down? Most tapering jigs clamp down the piece onto themselves so you don't...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144481813 added 01-08-2021 8:34 AM by Fourgonbound in Deal Talk
Haha that's a big ass tapering jig you're building here! Mine is like ~10"x30" 1/2" plywood made out of scraps. You could probably use pallet wood, $0 and you get the look! :D
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144482083 added 01-08-2021 8:41 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
If you don't have a grrripper, you'd want to use some other type of push block for full control of the workpiece. If you don't need repeatable precision for what you are cutting, you don't need to...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144490549 added 01-08-2021 1:56 PM by GCheung55 in Deal Talk
As someone just getting into woodworking, more of these deals would be great.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144443476 added 01-06-2021 5:47 PM by almondtofu in Deal Talk
Amazon has the MicroJig Tapering Jig for $100.06. The all time low according to CCC is $92 so not the best deal, but seems like micro jig stuff rarely goes on sale. Also available from an Amazon...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144489754 added 01-06-2021 5:47 PM by megakimcheelove in Deal Talk
Amazon has MicroJig Tapering Jig for Table Saw, Router Table, & Band Saws (TJ-5000) on sale for $100.06. Shipping is free. Thanks to community member almondtofu for finding this deal. Features:...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144469144 added 01-07-2021 6:30 PM by jemhunter in Deal Talk
I do get your point, but man, $100 for a jig is really stretching it. Considered my table saw was bought for $200, it seems crazy to spend that much for a jig. Generally, I feel the market for jigs...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144479764 added 01-08-2021 7:27 AM by numerical in Deal Talk
You need a 2' x 8' piece of 3/4" plywood to build a decent jig for most situations. That's $30.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144453379 added 01-07-2021 8:09 AM by sdwindansea in Deal Talk
It is very easy to build your own tapering jig for a table saw. I would not recommend something like this unless you have a very specific usage case for it.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144454522 added 01-07-2021 8:55 AM by darthkenobi in Deal Talk
Not sure why this was downvoted. Any woodworker should be able to build one for a few dollars worth of plywood.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144479377 added 01-08-2021 7:14 AM by numerical in Deal Talk
A few dollars worth of plywood? These days? Where?
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144479713 added 01-08-2021 7:25 AM by darthkenobi in Deal Talk
In your scrap pile of cutoff's.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144479779 added 01-08-2021 7:27 AM by darthkenobi in Deal Talk
An 8' tapering jig? Wut?
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144491899 added 01-08-2021 2:54 PM by ironclad in Deal Talk
Looks like the theme of today's woodworking purchases in safety. Had some giftcards from christmas so in for one of these along with a GR-420 combo pack, the gravity stops, and the Jessem from the...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144498232 added 01-08-2021 8:25 PM by redass in Deal Talk
As an American, one pro would be that I'd prefer to support an American business over a business in China. If the product quality is similar, that's an easy decision maker for me. My very general...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144511315 added 01-09-2021 1:36 PM by Frankie251 in Deal Talk
Thanks for this. My woodworking has always been construction carpentry but have always wanted to make some furniture.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144484249 added 01-08-2021 10:01 AM by BinX7851 in Deal Talk
Is there a jig for compound tapering/angle? this one only does simple angle.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144473287 added 01-07-2021 9:46 PM by Fourgonbound in Deal Talk
Any DIY ones are made in USA as well :)
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144490276 added 01-08-2021 1:45 PM by Wha?Where? in Deal Talk
I am sure you could make one, but why? Time=money. $100 seems good if you need to make tapered legs often.
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144506449 added 01-09-2021 9:22 AM by Fourgonbound in Deal Talk
Agreed, at least if it had more metal or something, maybe? Also doesn't have hold-down clamps by default. So the "extra" precision it gives is nulled out by your piece wandering around. MicroJig is...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144507088 added 01-09-2021 10:00 AM by Dre325 in Deal Talk
Cool, glad that helped!
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144521215 added 01-09-2021 11:05 PM by ThatOneGuy in Deal Talk
I know an awful lot of Americans and let's just say I wouldn't use that as the justification for purchasing a precision tool...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144610750 added 01-13-2021 2:27 PM by JazzLad in Deal Talk
I don't have anything to say about this specific jig, I just wanted to comment on how nice it was to see a thread where the comment I am replying to could be posted. (It's always a good day when...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144477505 added 01-08-2021 5:51 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
Strawman. Logic fails when you completely fabricate the position of another to argue against instead of what they actually said. I'd like to see that "equivalent jig" or even some plans for it. ...
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144477823 added 01-08-2021 6:08 AM by jeff34270 in Deal Talk
It comes with it's own handle. Grrrippers are not required. How would you make it better?
+36 Score 54 Replies 62,126 Views
Post #144486781 added 01-08-2021 11:29 AM by numerical in Deal Talk
Why not? 8' boards are the norm. I have used my jig 3 times in the past week.
Page 1 of 2
1 2

More Results from Amazon.com See more at Amazon

More Results from Walmart.com See more at Walmart

More Results from Ebay.com

Didn't find what you were looking for?

We're displaying limited results because of the following settings:

  • Deals with Any Rating
  • Deals from Any Time
  • Deals from 25 forums
  • Deals filtered by and
  • Searching within Entire Threads

If you want to relax this search, click here to reset all search parameters. You can also adjust them by using the filtering options on the left.