Accesorios para sierras de mesa

Infinity Tools stocks crosscut sleds, box joint jigs, taper jigs, digital fence readouts, push sticks, thin rip guides, featherboards, dust collectors, blade storage protectors, and setup bars — all designed to improve accuracy and safety at the table saw.

A crosscut sled rides in the table saw's miter slots to provide a stable, square reference for cutting boards and panels to precise lengths. The TCS-200 Professional Crosscut Sled is a shop-built-quality option available pre-assembled.

A digital fence readout attaches to the table saw fence and displays the exact distance from the fence to the blade. The Wixey digital readout reads in thousandths of an inch, eliminating the parallax error of reading a tape measure at an angle.

A box joint jig creates the equally spaced finger joints used in boxes and drawers by indexing each cut off the previous one. The Infinity Tools box joint jig works on both the table saw and router table.

A push stick keeps your fingers a safe distance from the blade when ripping narrow stock, where a standard fence leaves little clearance. The 11th Finger magnetic push stick stores on the saw fence so it is always within reach.

A thin rip guide positions a feeler between the stock and the blade when ripping narrow strips, helping maintain a consistent width while keeping your hand away from the blade. The thin rip guide works on table saws, bandsaws, and router tables.

A taper jig indexes against the fence and holds the workpiece at a preset angle so each cut produces the same taper. The table saw taper jig is adjustable for different taper angles and stock widths.

Brass setup bars are precision gauges used to set blade height, dado width, and fence position. Brass is ideal because it does not damage carbide teeth. The 5-piece brass bar set covers the most common setup measurements.

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The Infinity Tools learning blog has in-depth articles on table saw setup, jig construction, safe ripping techniques, and blade selection.