Pen Drill and Assembly Solution

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Pen Drill and Assembly Solution

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Rockler has just introduced a new drilling/pen press jig that really looks slick. Personally I have separate tools I use for these purposes and won't duplicate them. If I did not have the drilling jig I own, I would strongly consider this jig. Check it out. Jim

http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page ... aign=V0707
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That press looks rockin', Jim!
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a1gutterman wrote:That press looks rockin', Jim!
Tim,

I agree. I like that better than the Arbor Press I use. I also have one of the PSI lever assembly tools that is too light weight. Someday I will sell it.
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Looks pretty slick, might just have to send my wish list to Santa and cross my fingers.
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