Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Not all miter gauges are the same. Some just ride in a groove while others have a washer on the end and glide through a t-slot. With a router, a t-slot bit and a straight piece of wood, you can alter your outfeed table groove to accommodate your new miter gauge. WOOD magazine's Bob Hunter shows you how.
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Not all miter gauges are the same. Some just ride in a groove while others have a washer on the end and glide through a t-slot. With a router, a t-slot bit and a straight piece of wood, you can alter your outfeed table groove to accommodate your new miter gauge. WOOD magazine's Bob Hunter shows you how.
Subscribe to the WOOD YouTube channel: youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=Wood
Subscribe to WOOD magazine: woodmagazine.com/subscribe
Get digital issues for iPad, Kindle, and more: woodmagazine.com/digital
Official website: woodmagazine.com
Shop for woodworking project plans at: https://www.woodstore.net?a=youtube
Read tool reviews from WOOD editors and other real woodworkers at: woodmagazine.com/review
Facebook facebook.com/woodmagazine
Twitter twitter.com/WOOD_Magazine
Pinterest pinterest.com/woodmagazine










