| Project by ChuckM | posted 449 days ago | 1041 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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The quality of the joint, as expected, is no different regardless of the vise used.
The top joint shown in the picture was cut about 10 years ago before I even had a dovetail saw, the bottom one, yesterday, using the Veritas dovetail saws (14 tpi rip and cross) .
The vises are described here:
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/58649
http://lumberjocks.com/projects/57041
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 449 days ago
Your vise is making dovetails.
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Mike DeCarlo
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#2 posted 449 days ago
Jim, I think you forgot the question marks at the end of your comment.
Your vise is making dovetails??
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Hoakie
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#3 posted 449 days ago
Chuck,
Nice work on the dovetails.
Mike,
I interpreted it as more of an exclamation
Your vise is making dovetails!!
-- John H. [To invent, you need a good imagination and a pile of junk. ~Edison]
StevenAntonucci
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#4 posted 448 days ago
I think it’s his VICE … and the benefit of a few practice pieces in between :)
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Mike DeCarlo
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#5 posted 448 days ago
Yes, I know, its just funny how it can have several meanings!
Chuck, the Veritas dovetail saw does a much better job! Or is it that you just gotten better after 10 years?
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