woodworking power tool jig parts.
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Inspired by WoodWorkWeb's video about drillpress safety ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBClMGt_S8s&t=10s ), I picked up a couple of MagSwitch 150's when they were on sale, and I am working on a couple of jigs that use them for my Drill Press and Bandsaw... and probably a few other tools along the way. I'm uploading the first part(s) now, mounting brackets that will hold the Mag150's to a piece of 2020 extrusion. I am using a piece of 2080 OpenBuilds v-rail because I have a piece left over from a project. You could just as easily use these parts with 80/20 or other 20mm sized extrusion... though I would definitely use at least 2060 or 2080 profile. I have another piece of 2080 on my table saw attached to my miter gauge with some custom flip-stops. I made the flip-stops out of aluminum, but they could be 3d printed just as easily. (sounds like my next part) 1/5/2023 Uploaded 2 versions of magswitch 150 mounts... will work on 2040,2060, and 2080 extrusion. I would suggest printing these with high infill. One has self-tap holes for m4 screws (3.85mm diameter) the second one has holes for m4 inserts (the woodworking kind)... Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N2RA59S?ie=UTF8&psc=1&linkCode=sl1&tag=macrobot01-20&linkId=f0df24645c2ea53d905784d714e57b69&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl If you use the inserts, heat them up with a heatgun before you insert them. The big threads seem to work much better than standard heat-press inserts. I included the .step file so you can modify the mount to use a different kind of insert if you want.
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