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Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig

11/22/15       
Mike

Im trying to find replacement parts, more specifically a new facia piece soi can widen the opening to accept larger crowns

I think it's like phenolic or acrylic plastic

I went to ereplacementparts.com and they don't have any parts for the Jag so I called the rockler store and rockler online and neither one of them believe they have replacement parts which would lead me to need to either find a piece of this plastic to make another one or spend another $150 which is crazy. Does anyone know what this particular plastic is called and where I can get a bigger piece of it to make a new opening ?


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11/22/15       #2: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Steve

As Mike said, Phenolic, Polycarbonate, or acrylic but it appears you are looking in all the wrong places. You need a plastic supply house, and don't plan on a hardware or local general whatever store. On the West coast there are T&P Plastics, plus others in the Yellow Pages as those paper books used to be known :) .

11/23/15       #3: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Mike

Thx Steve! I'm in Chicagoland.m, so ill start making some calls.

Considering this isn't something I do all the time, I'm kind wondering if I should just take a piece of say solid Maple. Plane it down to that 1/2" thickness, put a few coats of a pre-cat or even a Milesi PU and sad it up to like 600 grit after the last coat and use that.

I would think that would have to be cheaper than trying to find a scrap piece from "some" company "somewhere" and hope they will just guve me a few cutoffs.

Do u or anyone else reading think that depot, lowes or menards will sell say 3/8 or 1/2" plastic somewhat similar?

11/23/15       #4: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Mark B

Try this?

1/2" phenolic

11/23/15       #5: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Bruce H

I'd make it out of a piece of MDF or Baltic birch plywood. I don't see why it would need to be plastic or anything special. It is just a "plane" for the jig saw to ride against. If you want to get really fancy cover it with a scrap of laminate.

11/24/15       #6: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Mike

Point taken. Thx guys

11/24/15       #7: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Steve Member

You asked about plastic so I answered about plastic, thinking too hard. Bruce H has the best answer and I defer to his better wisdom :) Go Baltic Birch

12/1/15       #8: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Hen Bob Member

McMaster Carr, they have all the plastic or phenolic parts you would need. They have a distribution center in Northlake.

You can order online, pick up at will call if you like.

12/8/15       #9: Rockler's Speed Cope coping jig ...
Adam

Get a piece of corian.


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