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If ya cannot find a 10-24 tap, look for a 3/16-24 one!;)
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I had a machinist tap for the screws for $15. I probably couldn't get a tap for that much. That is if I could find one up here. He tapped them at 10-24.
Had a bit of a problem getting the nylon washers to squeeze enough to make the bar tight in the miter slot. A little Lithium grease and a heat gun solved that problem.
All is good.
Thanks, everyone for your help.
And, Charlese, Your Eye-Box is on the list.
Gene

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I'm really looking forward to hearing your report on how successful your box joint endeavor has become.
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Dusty,
I'll be using it for some drawer box joints after I get the case done. At my rate of work, that may be in a couple weeks.:D
I'll be using it with a dado set which I had to send out to have reground. Although it was advertised to produce flat bottoms, it don't! It seems that every time I get a tool, it has to be modified.:mad: Anyway, the sharpening service I use won't be back to work 'til 1/7. Should have the case done by the time the dado set gets back here.
I'll be sure to post a review of sorts when I use the I-Box.
Gene

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steve ramsey knows how

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not to take Chuck's thunder but steve ramsey makes one on you tube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfV_APBk16Q
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