Angled Arm Replacement for Universal Table Saw Jig

Replacement Angled Arm for Universal Table Saw Jig (Jig Not Included) The arm can be mounted in either orientation and moved around the jig. This allows for achieving any repeatable angle or supporting large panels by utilizing the alternative holes located at the front and rear of the jig. The Bourbon Moth KM Tools Universal Table Saw Jig, a collaboration between Jason Hibbs of Bourbon Moth and KM Tools, is an exceptionally versatile tool that may be the only jig you'll ever need. Originally conceived for cutting raised panels, this jig's capabilities have expanded significantly. Its vertical angled arm allows for the precise cutting of challenging joinery such as lap joints, bridle joints, and tenons on your table saw. The face plate, which lifts up by 1.125 inches, makes flush trimming face frames, edge banding, and cutting vertical dados or rabbets incredibly simple. Jonathan’s Hot Take When Jason first showed me this design, I knew we had to make it available to everyone. After months of designing, testing, and iterating, I’m so stoked to make this available to you guys.  I love how easy it is to cut basically any joint that’s normally impossible or incredibly dangerous on the table saw. The large melamine face plate with T-track makes it super simple to do complex cuts. To put it to the test, Jason and I made an entire box with mitered joints and splines using only his table saw and this jig. And because the faceplate is an exact square, you can reference off any edge to set your angle. Trust me when I say you’re gonna love it.