Fretmaster Approved

[Pete Howlett]

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Originally Posted on: Sun Sep 05, 2010

I've replaced the Stewmac blade, fitted the rear plate coupler and voila:


youtu.be/

Link

[Lillian]

..... fitted the rear plate coupler and voila:

Looks great Pete. Sounds like it is cutting smoothly and almost effortlessly. I like you version. How do you adjust for blade height/depth of cut?

[Pete Howlett]

The blade support has slotted holes and I height adjust using 'slips'.

[Clancy]

Thanks for showing this Pete. I like it. clapping
I don't have, nor particulary want, a table saw.
This has gone near the top of my 'to do' list.

[woodrat]

Hi Peter, Thanks for posting the Youtube link. I was wondering if you would mind posting a few pics of your great fretting setup for everyone to have a look at. I am sure that others would love to see it a bit better. It appears to be very simple along the lines of the Bridge city Jointmaster but simpler and certainly cheaper!

John

[Pete Howlett]

It is based on the Jointmaster...

[sebastiaan56]

Very cool Pete, thx!

[xray]

well done pete. the jointmaster is a cool tool however it does come with a pricetag. i like this version.

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