Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
I needed smooth, concentric rounds for a couple of products I was working on. The Shopsmith Bandsaw Circle Cutting fixture that I had was good for cutting them out... but, their edges were rougher than I needed them to be.
So the question became, "How do I get the edges smooth while keeping them concentric with the center point?"
The solution that I found was to modify the Bandsaw Circle Cutting Fixture to work on my #Shopsmith #MarkV-520 with its sanding disk. That simple modification, its application and the results are shown here.
This is the first of three videos on the same project.... I hope you come along as I reveal what the project is.
I needed smooth, concentric rounds for a couple of products I was working on. The Shopsmith Bandsaw Circle Cutting fixture that I had was good for cutting them out... but, their edges were rougher than I needed them to be.
So the question became, "How do I get the edges smooth while keeping them concentric with the center point?"
The solution that I found was to modify the Bandsaw Circle Cutting Fixture to work on my #Shopsmith #MarkV-520 with its sanding disk. That simple modification, its application and the results are shown here.
This is the first of three videos on the same project.... I hope you come along as I reveal what the project is.
