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Two of the best power tool safety/accessory companies have yet to start working with each other, but that shouldn't stop us from helping them along. This printable base allows you to mount either one or two of Bow Products' FPS2…
This thing holds a Magswitch MagJig 95 so it can easily be mounted to something else. For my use I mounted two of them to a piece of plywood to make a drill press fence. It could also be used for other jigs on a table saw, router table,…
This is a router jig template so that you can use a flush trim bit to make a hole for your Magswitch. This was for a Magswitch 150, but may work with other versions as well. It has small marks in the inside center so you can line up the…
There is a more complete publication on Thingiverse. (It's a competition entry). When the competition is over I will propagate it to here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6804974 Video of it printing: Mechanism overview and how to…
This is an extension to upgrade the origal magswitch featherboard to make it more like the latest version. Printing I used 5 perimitters and 5 top & bottom layers with 15% infill - printed on Prusa Mini+ Parts & Assembly All you require…
This is for the Magswitgh 150 Since the Magswitch mounting height is 3/4" and I use Baltic Birch (which is only 18mm) for my jigs which makes the switch sits proud of the base by 1.05 mm which is not a good thing. So I made a couple of…
This is a router jig template so that you can use a flush trim bit to make a hole for your Magswitch. This was for a Magswitch 95 made like the larger 150 version by BDizzle . It has small marks in the inside center so you can line up the…
It's circular so I don't have to worry about orientation. The inside tolerances are pretty tight so there isn't much play.
Remixed from @exnerd's design to fit the smaller Magswitch MagJig 95s. I printed in PETG at 0.3mm layer height with 15% infill, no brim or supports. I gave the MagJig 95 hole and slot an additional 0.2mm tolerance on each side, for a good…
This is for the Magswitgh 95 Since the Magswitch mounting height is 3/4" and I use Baltic Birch (which is only 18mm) for my jigs which makes the switch sits proud of the base by 1.05 mm which is not a good thing. So I made a couple of…
Heyho I have constructed a system around the MagJig95 switching magnet (Foto below). Here is derived from it a base optimized for the handle. This allows you to lift/hold lighter magnetic parts without getting dirty or not being able to…
Featherboard for holding material against a bandsaw fence, e.g. for resawing tall stock. Secures to table using two MagSwitch MagJig magnetic clamps. Additional materials: 1x 2x6" piece of 1/4" thick flexible material (ex. Speedball Lino…
Table saw featherboard for MagSwitch MagJig. Additional materials: 1x MagSwitch MagJig
This is a fixture I threw together for attaching a misting/cooling system to my belt grinder with a Magswitch 8110004 Magjig 95 switchable magnet. It could easily be adapted to other things.
»Press« don't pull — Bistabile magnetic switch / rocker / balance - can also be used with just one magnet as a clip
This is a model of the MAGSWITCH MAGMOUNT 150 GRIPRIGHT 90 DEGREE SWITCHABLE MAGNET - 81001424 https://magswitch.com/collections/new-products/products/magswitch-magmount-150-gripright-90-degree-switchable-magnet I needed to attach…
Did you spend ~$20 on a novelty keychain “tool”? Were you also slightly disappointed by the “jigglyness" of the MagSwitch 60 keychain knob? Did you also have the notion that you're somehow smarter than the people who made non-electrical…
This is a jig-holder for the Magswitch 150 lb devices. You can use it to attach a fence to your tablesaw, bandsaw, drill press, or any other metal table where you need a 90° fence to the table. The fit is very snug for the switch when…
This is a printable replacement "fob" piece designed for magnetic lanyard kill switches. Printed in two pieces and twisting together to lock around an inserted magnet, this is specifically designed to work with switches like this one…
Track for the guides was too wide for the fence I have on my unisaw, and didn't have any scraps the size I needed/wanted, so I modeled a simple mounting system. You'll need the provided hardware with the jessem guides, plus 4 m3 heat…
Printed in PLA on Bambu X1C, has a pretty tight friction fit on the Magjig 150's. You may need to scale a bit depending on your filament and shrink rate.
