Hi Dale and Barry, I am trying to understand the concept of the jig you have for cutting sheets of plywood with a table saw. I understand the piece of oak or whatever that attaches to the bottom and slides along the groove in the table. I am foggy on the rest. Do you make the jig about the same length as the pieces of plywood you're wanting to cut? I gather that the first or most basic fence is along the side of the stock (parallel to the saw blade) and that you can add a fence at the end if you want. Is this correct? Don't you need the jig to be on both sides of the blade so the stock will lay flat? It seems like having the jig only on the side with the long fence would mean the stock would tilt. Thanks, Ralph
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