Rockler bench cookies

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mbcabinetmaker
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Rockler bench cookies

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I ordered an 8 pack of cookies last week. They work very well even in heavy dust. Got my wife a free Rockler t-shirt with the deal.




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mbcabinetmaker wrote:I ordered an 8 pack of cookies last week. They work very well even in heavy dust. Got my wife a free Rockler t-shirt with the deal.




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Now that is a great idea. You have become my hero. What a neat way to do your Christmas shopping. Hope Rockler sent you the correct size t-shirt so that there is no need to do an exchange.
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I have 4 on order...should be getting them soon.
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Post by cocacola1012 »

They are neat inventions. I didn't know I needed them till I needed them.

Mark, I like the cabinets in the background..
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dusty wrote:Now that is a great idea. You have become my hero. What a neat way to do your Christmas shopping. Hope Rockler sent you the correct size t-shirt so that there is no need to do an exchange.

I hope so also! They are almost impossible to train the first time!:D
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I had not seen the bench cookies before. I will have to give them a try. They look like a very handy addition to a shop.
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Post by Ed in Tampa »

Didn't someone build a mess of them using old hockey pucks and some foam shelf linning paper?
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Post by mckenziedt »

Ed in Tampa wrote:Didn't someone build a mess of them using old hockey pucks and some foam shelf lining paper?
I had the exact same thought when I saw them in a local woodworking store yesterday!
They did look useful though and the price wasn't too bad for a set of 6. It was less than 6 average quality hockey pucks cost, so I won't be making my own.
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