False Joint Set????????????

yes it is a shaddow gap

it doesnt half work, makes the job look good and makes you look good
 
mk the whole idea with second fix is you cant see it

if you cant see it

ive done it  ;)
 
Hi,

  I am thinking that the cover plate is designed for this as well with the brown sliding material on the outside. But it doesn't have the base plate cover. Also I think you could flip the parallel guide upside down and do this.  All in all it seems that holding the plunge saw upside down against a ceiling and moving it along while keeping it plunged could be quite the feat!

Seth
 
thats exactly why im not interested in having one

ive just applied the techneique

scribe then add a bevel as well, the bevel gives a shaddow gap

i wont use it very often, its not necessary most of the time and beveling does not work on prefinished materials
 
dirtydeeds said:
thats exactly why im not interested in having one

ive just applied the techneique

scribe then add a bevel as well, the bevel gives a shaddow gap

i wont use it very often, its not necessary most of the time and beveling does not work on prefinished materials

I think I get it now, although I don't see any shadows in the photo  ;). In addition to back beveling the scribed joint to get a tight fit, you add a front bevel to add an intentional shadow on the cabinet/wall joint so the small gap that opens during the dry season is in shadow throughout the year..

 
big tool dennis said:
Turns out I have one of the units found in old inventory. Does anyone need one? [wink]

Hi dennis,

What an interesting way to make a first post !  [smile]

Somebody must need that.

Seth
 
I have a Bepo Twist,which does a similar kind of thing,you set the height and depth,then put it against the skirting to cut a new expansion gap in the floor or on the floor to undercut skirts,i wish this festool attachment was about when i bought it,it would have done the same job for a lot less money
 
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