Tenoning Jig for SawStop Contractor Saw

[brian watson]

Looking for tenoning jig reccomendation from fellow SS Contractor saw owners. Anyone out there with some thoughts, please share.

[Lance Norris]

Brian... is there a reason you asked for SS owners? Any tenoning jig should work. The one Grizzly sells is the same as everybody else sells, for less money. Thats the one I use on my Unisaw.

[Rod Upfold]

Are not the mitre tracks standard size?...if they are - go buy one, they are probably all are made at the same same place in China.


Rod

[Frank Trinkle]

+1 on the Grizzly Tenoning Jig. Heavy duty and inexpensive. Does the job!

[brian watson]

Brian... is there a reason you asked for SS owners? Any tenoning jig should work. The one Grizzly sells is the same as everybody else sells, for less money. Thats the one I use on my Unisaw.

Only reason I specified Sawstop is if there was any difference in the distance between the miter slots and the blade with different saws. If not, then no problem. Thanks for the reccomendation.

[Mike Gager]

you could make your own that rides along the fence

http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/index.asp?PageAction=Custom&ID=66

[Andy Pratt]

Only thing that could matter is if the miter slots are a different distance from the blade than on a standard saw. I have the SS cabinet saw and found the steel city tenoning jig to be superior to the other similiar models in a few minor but noteworthy details. I'm specifically comparing it the rockler but as someone else said, most of the ones out there are nearly identical, with different paint.

[Don Bullock]

Brian... is there a reason you asked for SS owners? Any tenoning jig should work. The one Grizzly sells is the same as everybody else sells, for less money. Thats the one I use on my Unisaw.

I use the same one on my SawStop.