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| Forum topic by Mark Shultz | posted 301 days ago | 520 views | 0 times favorited | 2 replies | ![]() |
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301 days ago |
I’m wondering if anyone has a jig example for doweling into the face side of a board multiple inches from the edge? I have seen the Jessem jig (pricey) and dowelmax (pricier) and figure there is a cheaper solution. My initial idea was to take a less expensive self centering jig (e.g rockler or even HF) and unscrew the side parts such that all that remained is the black center part with the holes. I could then use a straight edge clamped across my plywood piece that needs the dowels and just place black jig piece along the straightedge with another clamp. thoughts? |














