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No hay artículos en el carroEste Mag Jag de 30Mm es simple y rápido, la última y potente almeja que es versátil. Utilícela en cualquier lugar de la mesa. Características fáciles de encendido / apagado: asegure todas sus plantillas
Customer
Comentado en Canadá el 25 de febrero de 2024
I used a pair of these to make a fence for my bandsaw and they work perfectly; I love them.
JP
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de noviembre de 2024
There have been times when I've tried using a strong magnet for a stop on my table saw but it just never worked out, too hard to fine adjust and didn't always hold solid. Saw one of these used on a YouTube site and had to get one. I've used my MagJig 150 several times now and find it works great, easy to fine adjust or to remove if needed, just a twist of the knob. Thinking about getting a second one, well worth the money.
Shinerise1125
Comentado en Australia el 8 de noviembre de 2020
I've been on the fence for a while - Magswitch 150 vs Magswitch 235. The later will definitely be a overkill but the price is tripled......AUD 67 for 150 and 180 for 235. Then A youtuber kindly put his comments as follows:One thing to note is: the 2x 150 lb magswitch solution is only making sure the JessEM stock-guides stays in place. The stock guides themselves have a spring which provides downward holding force, but I'm not sure how much force they apply.okay so here were my thought process (might be boring to read): I'm viewing this problem from the perspective of a lever. Considering worst case scenario (an 8' x 4' plywood), the total length of the "lever" is 8'. I used total 2 150 lb magswitches, so total holding force is 300 lb. The distance from my table saw blade to the left table edge is 2', which means at 2' mark, that is my fulcrum for the "lever". Assuming the total weight of the plywood is 55 lb, that means I have 41.25 lb hanging on the left side of the fulcrum, and 13.75 lb on the right side (which is held down by the 300 lb magswitches). Based on this setup, assuming ALL of the 41.25 lb are resting at the left furthest point of the lever (which is not the case, btw), I still need to apply an additional 63 lb of downward force to counter the 313.75 lb on the other side. This case should never happen as the "hanging portion" of the plywood should be supported by something during the cut.Now I'm not a physics expert and the above calculations have many many assumptions...but it was good enough to convince myself that 2x 150 lb magswtiches are sufficient :).For me, so far so good. You should not have any issue with sheet goods, assuming that you have proper outfeed table or other support. Hope this can help you make a decision.
Jorge Ramirez
Comentado en México el 26 de julio de 2018
Ya tenía algunos accesorios de Magswitch pero hasta ahora pude conseguir los magnetos, simples de utilizar y muy confiables las piezas o herramientas no se mueven.
MR B HALL
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de marzo de 2018
These are the dogs swingers, I have used them in all kinds of way now and I have yet to be disappointed, I will be buying more to utilise in a couple of permanent stand alone jigs I have made.
dez cashmore
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 19 de noviembre de 2018
Fantastic mag switch these are the first of my orders and will be making sure I get others
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