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I see Nick has a nice article on the adjustable finger joint jig, in the March issue of Popular Woodworking. Great to see and read him. Sad that he is not with Shopsmith.
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Sweet so good to see him again. I was happy to see that he is working again. I remember that jig. Too bad he isn't using a SS anymore.
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I didn't recall seeing any recent article in Popular Woodworking by Nick, however after doing a bit of research and going through some of my past issues, I finally found the story - the February 2007 issue. Here is a link to it for all that are interested.

http://www.popularwoodworking.com/artic ... Joint_Jig/
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rkh2 wrote:I didn't recall seeing any recent article in Popular Woodworking by Nick, however after doing a bit of research and going through some of my past issues, I finally found the story - the February 2007 issue. Here is a link to it for all that are interested.

http://www.popularwoodworking.com/artic ... Joint_Jig/
It appears the jig shown was built for BOTH 1/4" AND 3/4".
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I did not realize he had done another aritcle there when I said I remembered
seeing the jig I was reffering to
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Jig in article AND sawdust session are the same.
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Thanks everyone for clarifying Nick's piece on Popular Woodworking. I did not notice that it was an old article. His reference did not make any mention of Shopsmith, so I assumed it was his new status.

Sorry if I confused everyone. What is Nick doing anyway?
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