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General| Brand | microjig |
|---|---|
| Model | ZEROPLAY |
| Category | Power Tool Accessories |
| Language | English |
Lists necessary tools for building the table saw sled, including router bits and safety equipment.
Details the required materials, specifying types and dimensions of wood and hardware needed for construction.
Instructions for cutting the main plywood base (PART A) and the top wings (PARTS B & C) to specified dimensions.
Details cutting the six interchangeable zero-clearance inserts (PARTS Z1-Z6) from plywood strips.
Instructions for preparing the hard maple pieces for the fixed rear fence (PART D) and center support (PART E).
Routing relief grooves and dovetail tracks onto the sled base (PART A) for zero-clearance inserts.
Procedure for marking and drilling mounting holes in the zero-clearance inserts for attachment.
Attaching the zero-clearance insert to the sled base and gluing the top wings (PARTS B & C) in place.
Ensuring proper overhang of wings, removing the insert during gluing, and allowing glue to dry.
Cutting relief grooves and dovetail tracks into the fixed rear fence (PART D).
Trimming the sled top (PARTS B & C) flush with the sled base (PART A) using a router and flush trim bit.
Routing relief grooves and dovetail tracks into the sled top for zero-clearance inserts.
Gluing the fixed rear fence (PART D) and fence center support (PART E) to the sled base.
Marking precise locations on the sled for attaching the ZEROPLAY Miter Bars.
Assembling the ZEROPLAY Miter Bars and adjusting them to fit the table saw miter slot width.
Drilling holes and attaching the assembled Miter Bars to the sled base, ensuring proper alignment with the blade.
Installing and cutting zero-clearance inserts to match specific saw blades for optimal performance.
Details the 'Flying Saucer' attachment: a 2-in-1 hold-down and cam clamp for securing material.
Describes the Universal Corner Stop/Cam Clamp, offering two points of contact for odd shapes.
Features of the 360 Hold-Down Fence: rotates, locks at any angle, acts as fence or hold-down.
Details on Sliding Fence Stops: locks anywhere, reversible, used as hold-down for thin material.
Information on the Box Joint Jig for easy alignment, using kerf keys and spacers for precise cuts.
The Vertical Cutting Jig provides a 90-degree wall for vertical cuts and attaches via MATCHFIT hardware.
The Miter Attachment is a 45-degree template for precise angle cuts, attaching with MATCHFIT hardware.
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