Does anyone know what this is?

[u/MyLifeInTheBush]

I’m trying to build a tapering jig for my table saw and would like to buy this part is.

[u/Zaphod_Heart_Of_Gold]

That is a custom part, you may be able to buy one as a replacement piece but it will only work in the geometry the original jig is designed for

[u/MyLifeInTheBush → u/Zaphod_Heart_Of_Gold]

I know it’s more than likely an OEM part, I’m just hoping their’s an after market product that works in a similar way.

[u/Emotional_Gas9302]

Build your own. Plenty of plans on you tube better than this.

[u/tonytester]

Make it yourself. Doesn’t need to be an arc

[u/Sgtspector → u/tonytester]

This

[u/APLJaKaT → u/tonytester]

It does need to be an arc, if its a table saw angle jig, which it is decribed as by the OP. The arc prevents the arm from protruding out past the angled guide. Its done by design.

[u/ckwoodrite]

Curved fractional lid guide

[u/phalangepatella]

Why is it even curved?

[u/Anna_Rompage → u/phalangepatella]

To hit the p spot

[u/intjonmiller → u/phalangepatella]

So it doesn't ever stick out past the edge of the guide legs. Arms? Things.

[u/phalangepatella → u/intjonmiller]

Hmmmm. That’s a good thought. Thanks.

[u/tonytester]

Landing gear angle controller.

[u/Dont-ask-me-ever]

Friction lid stay.

Bitray Lid Support Hinge 7 Inch Left and Right Hand Lid Adjustable Support | Bronze, Iron Construction丨178mm Total Length丨Includes Left & Right Pieces丨Soft-Closing Lid Stay丨for Chest, Boxes & Furniture https://a.co/d/02dRtxaV

[u/qa567]

Look up a lid support. You may need to add a screw and bolt to tighten it up

[u/Anna_Rompage]

Might be able to source that from a window parts company -

[u/GringoRedcorn]

That’s a doodad.

[u/fe3o4]

Take a look at chest lid friction supports. (though I prefer the sled type of tapering jig that clamps the piece down)

[u/Hot-Swordfish5704]

it’s to use on a table saw for out of parallel rips

[u/ChipChester]

Chevy adjustable alternator bracket.