This handle came with my Minimax MM16 (or possibly the CU300). It appears to be a handle for making a jig.
Anyone know what this is really for, and have you used it for something?
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This handle came with my Minimax MM16 (or possibly the CU300). It appears to be a handle for making a jig.
Anyone know what this is really for, and have you used it for something?
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Mark McFarlane
It's the bare bones handle to make a push-block.
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I didn't get one with my mm16!
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Andy Rooney
No way! I ordered a combination machine (different vendor/manufacturer) and this was one of my two mystery pieces left over this afternoon post assembly that I was about to email the vendor about. It sure looked like a start to a push block, but I wasn't sure. Quite the coincidence on timing.
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Of all the laws Brandolini's may be the most universally true.
Deep thought for the day:
Your bandsaw weighs more when you leave the spring compressed instead of relieving the tension.
Best practice is to use whatever aid that provides the best safety while moving the material through the cutter and that applies to band saws, too. I can easily envison some circumstances where a "push block" might serve that purpose.
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It's part "A" of a DIY Fritz und Franz jig for your slider...........Rod.
Per above...
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