Table saw accessories

[kgstakes]

I've made many "jigs" or "accessories" for my large table saw over the years and now that I have a modeling table saw I've duplicated many of the things I've done with my big table saw.

 

Shown below are some of the "jigs and/or accessories" I've built for the model table saw.

Like to see what everyone has done to make a job easier or more importantly safer.

 

I use a piece of basswood as a sacrificial fence when cutting a groove on the edge of a board.  Example shown next

This is the side of a 1/12th scale dresser and the edge dado or groove was done with the sacrificial fence for no damage would happen to the actual fence.

 

I use this jig to help hold small pieces down against the table when sawing.

Use this to cut thin strips of wood.

Everyone needs some sort of a push stick.  Getting to the point have to redo the end again.

My table saw sled.  Use this a lot for cutting stock down to length or I use a stop block for multiple cuts.

This one I use for making box joints for boxes or drawer construction.

Finger board to keep stock up against fence.

This jig I made to cut a taper on a table I was building.  1 degree taper. 

My first sled I built for the table saw and with this one I really use for multiple cuts.  I use a stop block on this mostly.  You can also do angle cuts by mounting a scrap block at the angle and then cut you piece.

Then lastly, has nothing to do with the table saw just added here to show a storage idea for different accessories for your tools.  These are for my Taig lathe but I've made others (similar to the 3 jaw chuck for holding table saw blades.

 

What do you have for jigs, accessories, or tool storage ideas??

Edited January 21 by kgstakes