Little Twist on Nick's Feather Board Idea

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Little Twist on Nick's Feather Board Idea

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Attach the feather board to the table extension, then you don't need clamps. Easy to adjust and keeps your table less cluttered. Keep on re-sawing with one of the best bandsaws in the world.

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Very nice!
I just bought several of Nick's books and one is on making jigs.
He'll be proud.:)
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LDH,

Now that is one cool jig. The workmanship makes it even better.:)

I hope you don't mind but the photo has been entered into my file of thinks to add to the shop. Hope mine looks half as good as yours!
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dusty wrote:LDH,

I hope you don't mind but the photo has been entered into my file of thinks to add to the shop. Hope mine looks half as good as yours!

Dusty,
You are welcome to the jig. I have mentioned it before that a separate section on jigs and fixtures for the Shopsmith would be handy. I can not keep track of what I did yesterday so having all of the jig info that folks contribute in one place would be helpful.
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LDH:

Great idea, nice work!

These are the things that make this a great place to visit.

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Here's a big ATTA BOY!! for you, LDH. :D
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Post by Nick »

Couldn't of made it better myself.

With all good wishes,
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