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Make A MITER GAUGE [From Scratch!]

In this video, we make a super useful Miter Gauge from scrap steel cut from an RSJ. This miter gauge is better than the stock gauge that comes with many band and table saws. Building this miter gauge is a fun metalworking project that will add to your workshop capabilities. Don't forget to like and subscribe and hit that notification bell so that you don't miss any of our future uploads - we really appreciate it. 🔔 https://www.youtube.com/c/HWMDesigns?... Check out our Playlist here for more content    • Top TOOL making and WORKSHOP projects   The stock Mitre Gauge that comes with mid-range band and table saws often leaves a lot to be desired. In this project, we make a much improved Mitre Gauge with an adjustable fence and stock stop. By creating an accurate slide bar, this Mitre Gauge is considerably more accurate than the stock item. This Mitre Gauge has a brass scale, calibrated with 10-degree divisions along with specific marks for 45-degree angles. This Mitre Gauge was built entirely with hand tools and is a great addition to any workshop. Our channel @HWMDesigns has more tool-making projects for you to follow. Making your own tools is very satisfying. You'll see that we've used a machine vice we made in an earlier video on this channel to make the Mitre Gauge. You'll also see our vice-soft jaws throughout this video, these can be made in less than 10 mins - check out our soft jaw build video on this channel. 0:00 Making a Mitre Gauge 0:40 Test fitting the slide bar 1:03 Scribing the cross slide 1:17 Centre punching for chain drilling 1:30 Chain drilling curved slot 2:01 Carbide burr to cut slot 2:30 Shaping the outer radius 2:55 Setting out the fence 3:44 Marking a centre line 4:27 Drilling the fence fixing holes 4:46 Test fitting the fence 5:17 Marking the slide bar 5:43 Test fitting slide bar 5:52 Drilling the slide bar for locking nut 6:05 Tapping for locking nut 6:43 Assembly test fit 7:31 Fixing holes for angle gauge 8:17 Tapping angle gauge holes 8:39 Aligning brass angle gauge 8:51 Drilling brass angle gauge 9:15 Shaping brass angle gauge 10:15 Chain drilling the angle gauge 11:25 Final shaping of angle guide 13:05 Test fitting angle gauge 14:43 Checking pointer symmetry 15:12 Attaching pointer 17:35 Test assembly with fence 17:50 Stock stop attached 18:09 Calibration process 18:51 Checking centre point 19:05 Marking angle divisions 19:39 Angle divisions scribed