jimmylittle
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I've long used the small parallel guides that come with the LR32 kit to set rips for the track saw, but I found a new use for the kit today!
I was needing to cut a dado for a back panel in a cabinet, and the table saw in my shop was set up for something else. Rather that taking the table saw jigs apart, I just cut a small block of wood to hold the spring-loaded-pin-flipper thing on the LR 32 base in the "up" position. Then, I could just use the router along the guide rail. I know there's a router adapter just for that, but after figuring this little trick out, I can save $75.
Hope this helps someone else!
I was needing to cut a dado for a back panel in a cabinet, and the table saw in my shop was set up for something else. Rather that taking the table saw jigs apart, I just cut a small block of wood to hold the spring-loaded-pin-flipper thing on the LR 32 base in the "up" position. Then, I could just use the router along the guide rail. I know there's a router adapter just for that, but after figuring this little trick out, I can save $75.
Hope this helps someone else!
