Diy Siding Jig

The jig is pretty simple it requires two pieces of plywood can be same thickness a couple boards of the same thickness for risers two boards to use as runners and a handful of screws.

Diy siding jig.

Cut two pieces of 1 2 inch thick plywood to 1 inch wide and 3 inches long. Save a bunch of money by building this spe. Intended for utilization with a circular saw. Click the add comment button above to comment.

In this video i show how to build your own siding gauges for under 5. The risers need to be taller than the profile of the material you re cutting. Using a framing square check that the blade is 90 degrees to the tabletop and 90 degrees to the miter gauge sled. Turn the jig.

Measure the width of the hardieplank. If the joint is too loose the pins are too small so make the space between the blade and the peg bigger by sliding the jig along the fence moving the peg away. Come learn how you can build your own shed. Accommodates full length sidings and soffits.

Your jig will likely have to be fine tuned after its initial setup. Attach the riser boards to a large piece of plywood. How to make a siding jig for hardieplank step 1.