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Product: The Original Dubby Cut-Off Sled for Cutting Accurate Miters On A Table Saw (Right Side)
Brand: Peachtree Woodworking Supply
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No miter gauge on the market can offer you the margin of safety provided by this “sled”. The versatile hold-down clamp included with every Dubby will give you an extremely safe way to cut small pieces, and will easily pivot out of the way when you don’t need it. With 35 lbs. of hold-down pressure, the clamp will hold small pieces as you cut them with your fingers out of harms way. A. Depth of table saw top: This measurement must be at least 27″. If this dimension is less than 27″, the table saw top will be too small to safely support the Dubby platform. Under some circumstances, adding a rear support table to the saw top may solve this problem, but you should contact us to verify it would allow you to install the Dubby on your saw. B. Distance from the saw blade to the edge of the extension: This measurement should be at least 19″. You must insure that the Dubby platform will not overhang the outside edge of the extension. C. Width and depth of miter groove: The miter grooves on the saw should be 3/4″ wide and 3/8″ deep. The grooves may be slightly undersize or oversize, as our adjustable/self-adjusting bar will accommodate these variations. D. Distance from the left miter groove to the blade: For “standard” Dubby orders this measurement should be between 4″ and 5 3/4″. If this measurement is not between these measurements, the dubby will not fit
WORKING WITH LARGE PANELS - The Dubby has the capacity to crosscut panels up to 24″ wide x 52″ long, and allows you to do them safely. Since the panels don’t make contact with the table saw top, “walking” of the material is virtually eliminated. This will allow you to cut perfectly square panels for your furniture and cabinet making projects quickly, easily, and accurately.
WORKING WITH ANGLES- The Dubby angle scale is the simplest, most accurate, and easiest to read scale on the market. Being about 15-20 times more accurate than the average miter gauge, the scale has pre-determined lines for any shape (from 4 to 16 sides) you want to cut. You need no calculations, no hassles, and best of all, no test cuts for perfect results
WORKING WITH SMALL PIECES- No miter gauge on the market can offer you the margin of safety provided by our “sled”. The versatile hold-down clamp included with every Dubby will give you an extremely safe way to cut small pieces, and will easily pivot out of the way when you don’t need it. With 35lbs. of hold down pressure, the clamp will hold small pieces as you cut them with your fingers out of harms way.
ONE SIDE IS BETTER THAN NOTHING- The Dubby sled is available in a left side version and a right side version. Typically most table saw users feed stock through the blade on the left side. This makes the left side Dubby a bit more common than the right side.
BE MORE PRODUCTIVE- As the old saying goes; “two is better than one”. In this case it most certainly is true. Having both the left and right side Dubby sleds give you a big advantage when it comes to efficiency and productivity. If you are creating angled projects you will need to cut the exact matching opposing angle at some point. To do this with a single Dubby means making adjustment to your sled settings. If you have both sleds, you can set both to the exact angle needed and your off and