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Check out this jig perfect for the SS

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Thanks, ED! Maybe next time I meed some 45s this jig will help.
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How did this get duplicated both my original and charles response?

SCAREY:eek:
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WHAT duplicates??? You seeing things???? That's SCAREY:D

Looks a lot like Shipwrights spilled coffee side veneer cutting jig with added 'features'.
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This morning when I looked at this group "General Woodwoking" this thread was repeated twice. I update this thread but the other duplicate only showed my original and Charles update. Now all seems good.

Go figure!:eek:
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Thanks for the link Ed.
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fjimp wrote:Neat jig Ed, which issue is that in? Jim

Yeah! What issue? The Online Index for Wood SUCKS.

Okay, Whose shop are we looking at here?
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I have no idea if it was in an issue. I got an email telling about it from wood. If you look at the article you can get the plans from Wood.

My guess it appeared in one of Woods speciality mags like Shop Tips and Jigs magazine that was out a few months back.
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I can't find a issue it was in but I found it in the WoodStore.Com or Jim Berry's Woodworkers Workshop you can download it for $1.99. There is no mention of it being in any issue.
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