Simple Gisi Jig
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Ken,
Can you show some images of how you use it?
Can you show some images of how you use it?
egnald
Member
Hi Ken,
OK, I'm officially intrigued and puzzled. Just dittoing Wayne's request. I can't seem to figure it out.
Thanks,
Dave
OK, I'm officially intrigued and puzzled. Just dittoing Wayne's request. I can't seem to figure it out.
Thanks,
Dave
wouldentu2?
Member
That's my next thing to try. A few pictures in action would help a lot.
jttheclockman
Member
Also can you turn one and show a finished product. Looks interesting. The jig looks like it can be expanded for further use also. Nice work.
Yes planning on turning one and I've already have another blank in mind to be made with this jig.
jttheclockman
Member
Yes I have several Gisi blanks that I want to try at some time. Maybe I will grab a copy of your jig and help save some learning time. I am probably into about 25 to 30 pens now that I need to start snapping photos of. Maybe one day I will just dedicate to photo shooting them. Have not even gotten to my list of pool cue pens I want to make. I was cleared to return to the shop this past week from surgeon so that is a good thing.
KMCloonan
Member
Ken, as the others, I would love to see your jig in use. It looks like it could really help with cutting the angles for the chevrons. I used a table saw sled with fixed angle guides to make this pen, but it was cumbersome.
It would work perfectly for this style pen.
SabertoothBunny
Member
Add me to the list of people hoping for pictures and maybe intructions on how to make one of these jigs.
leehljp
Member Liaison
Oh the expectations that come with success! 
Yep, I want to see more too!
Yep, I want to see more too!
This Jig is now in the Library.
Jig for Gisi Style Chevron Blanks
This simple Jig for Gisi Style Chevron Blanks is basically a 30 degree triangle with a stop at 90 degrees. Click on the image below to begin download of PDF. Author: Ken Burgess
www.penturners.org
tdotrob
Member
Thanks! The explanation and photos are very helpful.