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* Material max size 2' x 4'. | * Material max size 2' x 4'. | ||
* Rip fence basics. | * Rip fence basics. | ||
* Set the width of cut. | * Set the width of cut. | ||
* Set the depth of cut. | * Set the depth of cut. | ||
* Keep the material square to the fence and flat on the table. | |||
* Keep the material | |||
== Dadoing == | == Dadoing == | ||
Revision as of 19:46, 14 September 2022
Overview
In this class (currently in development, not yet offered), you will learn:
- Safety
- Care & Cleaning
- Setup & Teardown
- Rip Cuts
- Dados
- Crosscuts
- Bevel Cuts
- Miter Cuts
The end result is an open top box that can be used for organizing things, but also acts as the bottom portion of an arcade control. A series of classes in different disciplines will complete the rest of the arcade control.
Safety
Care & Cleaning
Setup & Teardown
Project
Final Product
13.5" x 7.5" x 3" box with bottom
Cut List
- 1/2" OSB
- 2@ 7.5" x 3" with 45 degree bevels, rough side in, and a .14 x .14 dado .125 from the bottom edge
- 2@ 13.5" x 3" with 45 degree bevels, rough side in, and a .14 x .14 dado .125 from the bottom edge
- 1/8" hardboard
- 1@ 6.75" x 12.75"
Ripping
- Material max size 2' x 4'.
- Rip fence basics.
- Set the width of cut.
- Set the depth of cut.
- Keep the material square to the fence and flat on the table.
Dadoing
Crosscutting
Beveling
Mitering
I haven't figured out how to shoehorn a miter cut into this project, but we'll do one anyway, so you know how to use the miter gauge.