DCT Taper Gauge Jig Kit for Tapering on Radial Arm or Table Saw | Deadwood Crafted Tools

Overview

The DCT Taper Gauge Jig Tool Kit Set from Deadwood Crafted Tools is engineered to bring safer, more controllable tapering and angle cuts to your radial-arm or table saw. By replacing guesswork with a removable, adjustable stop, you can approach each cut with measurable precision, helping you achieve cleaner tapers and more repeatable results on a variety of projects.

Designed with versatility in mind, this jig is reversible for left- or right-handed operation, expanding its usefulness across different tasks and user preferences. The built-in scale supports straightforward adjustments, while the overall setup is purpose-built to help you tackle tapers up to 24 inches in length.

Key Features

• NO MORE GUESSING: Achieve controlled tapering and angle cuts on radial-arm or table saws with a removable, adjustable stop for repeatable results.
• VARIOUS TAPERS APPLICATIONS: Reversible for left-hand or right-hand operation, enabling tapered table legs, waste baskets, magazine racks, molding cuts, and dado work.
• ACCURATE MEASUREMENT: Easy-to-read scale measures up to 3 inches per foot or 15 degrees of taper, helping you adjust the angle to your fence for consistent results.
• EASY TO USE: Simple setup steps align the marked angle with the saw blade, then you move both the taper guide and wood piece along the saw for a controlled cut.
• CONTENTS: Includes a pair of jig legs, a scale, a locking bracket, a work stop, a handle, hardware, and assembly instructions. Wood and saw not included.

What You Can Do

• Taper table legs with confidence and repeatability for a clean, professional look.
• Create tapered storage solutions like waste baskets or magazine racks with precise dimensions.
• Shape molding cuts and dado work where taper accuracy matters for fit and finish.
• Use it in remodeling or construction projects where consistent tapering saves time and reduces guesswork.

Getting Started

Mark your desired angle on the workpiece, position the jig, and adjust the taper width until both sides align evenly. Then align the taper guide with the fence and feed the board along the saw, keeping the guide and work in steady contact for a smooth, repeatable taper.