I sometimes get requests for things I have made one of and find that making a second one is as time consuming as the first and prone to the same errors.
To avoid this I try to make jigs that take the guessing out and speed up the process when the need arises.
Special thanks to Dusty56 who inspired me and helped me get up and running on this project.
Bob,
I thank I enjoied the jigs more than the outcome. lol You did a fantastic job in the step by step. This is the stuff mentors are made of. The clamp for the routing, now that is neat. Did you make that too? When I see the end of the project, being so new to woodworking, I can't imagine all the steps that go into it. This is great for us newbee's. Thank you, Rand
Thank you for the acknowledgement , Bob….I picked up a set of the mimi's from Eagle America just in case I ever need a back up bit or two : ) They seem identical to my original set : )
Looks like a great idea you've got going on there " ) Now let's see some of the finished products : )
well built. A LOT better than most of mine. I have a cupboard full of templates that I re-use. Great for that "can you make me one like you made …........."
ok
that makes more sense to me
think i'll build one of those too
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