Band Saw & Pocket Hole Jig
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MY NEW SHOP (Official Shop Tour)
What happens here
The band saw is presented as a tool that is infrequently used but invaluable for specific tasks, such as intricate curves or trimming face frames. The presenter stores relevant jigs and attachments directly on a nearby pegboard, following 'Set in Order' and 'Visual Management' for quick retrieval. Adjacent to this, a Kreg Foreman pocket hole machine (on a Husky tool chest with casters) is highlighted for its ability to create pocket holes rapidly without extensive clamping, making it highly efficient for cabinet building and reducing setup time (Muda of Waiting and Motion). The tool chest also provides storage for sandpaper and other miscellaneous items.
Goal: The band saw is positioned for occasional specialized cuts, while a Kreg Foreman pocket hole machine is set up for rapid and efficient joinery, demonstrating specialized tool placement and effective task-specific solutions to minimize setup time and over-processing.
Tools and materials
- Band Saw
- Husky Tool Chest
- Kreg Foreman Pocket Hole Machine
- Pegboard
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