I may finally make this jig adjustable, but for now I “set” it by (carefully) squeezing a piece of the project plywood in between the runners and screwing down the second side. In principle the piece really should fit as tightly in the resulting dado as it does in the jig.
Posted by greg_guarino on 2013-01-01 00:27:32
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