[Woodworking DIY] How to make full use of the original guide. 

Hello.
This is an idea for a straight guide that uses the included guide.
I have been using the aluminum frame version for over 10 years, and there have been no accidents.
The bearings are prototypes that use other parts. Since it has been in operation for over 5 years with a specially designed jig of the same type, it is believed to be relatively safe.
The aluminum frame I use is purchased from Monotaro.
They offer a 10% discount on all items about once a month, so if you use it well, you can buy it cheaply.
I think it is difficult to purchase overseas, so if you can find a frame that is available in a 10mm width or a size that suits your trimmer, I think you can use it.
Aluminum frame used in the video.
20mm square
www.monotaro.c...
60mm
www.monotaro.c...
The 20mm square is cheap and sturdy, so I use it for various purposes.
The 60mm frame is used for the sub-fence of the table saw. If you can use the existing aluminum fence, you can reuse it without having to buy a new one. However, if you use it frequently, it is better to prepare a dedicated fence.
The fence dimensions are 600mm, but 400mm may be easier to use.
The longer it is, the higher the accuracy, but if the condition of the wood is poor, it is more likely to be adversely affected.
For warped materials, place the curved side on the fence side. If the concave side is on the fence side, it will get caught.
If it does not move well, try changing the direction, and if that does not work, do not force it. Safety is a priority.
Thank you for watching.
Please like and subscribe to the channel.
Translation is done using Google's automatic translation. I apologize if it is difficult to read.
------
Song: Fablik - Standby
Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.
Video Link: bit.ly/3L2NRah
Song: Beau Walker - New Beginnings
Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported
Video Link: • Beau Walker - New Begi...
------
#woodworking #diy #handmade #woodworkingtools #Bosch #PMR500 #trimmer #router