Tim Bourgeois
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Does anyone when making a southwest ring cut segments individually on miter saw or glue them all together and use the wedgie sled?
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Feature ring segments
- Thread starter Tim Bourgeois
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Here is how I have done it in the past. The incra site shows how to miter individual segments for a featured ring on a table saw.
glue your repeating pairs together. Cut off the dog ears to square up the segment block. Glue end pieces to the sides to give your border more space between the diamond and the surround material. Mark the segment block face down the center of the diamond. Mark the SEL line (left and right) sides of the block. Cut the segment block as outlined in the incra jig document.
https://incra.com/info/segmented_ring_jig_08.pdf
Here is a link to a discussion on cutting diamonds.
glue your repeating pairs together. Cut off the dog ears to square up the segment block. Glue end pieces to the sides to give your border more space between the diamond and the surround material. Mark the segment block face down the center of the diamond. Mark the SEL line (left and right) sides of the block. Cut the segment block as outlined in the incra jig document.
https://incra.com/info/segmented_ring_jig_08.pdf
Here is a link to a discussion on cutting diamonds.
Cutting feature ring segments
I am using Lam Pro I have glued up diamonds on my feature ring with a little space between the diamonds. My Repeating Unit is set for 2.5" which is the SEL for the segments and the segments match the Repeating Unit. Now I am trying to figure out how to cut my segments without making them too...
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