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Forum topic by TopamaxSurvivor posted 101 days ago 427 views 2 times favorited 15 replies Add to Favorites Watch
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TopamaxSurvivor

3023 posts in 571 days


101 days ago

Topic tags/keywords: jig box joint

Surfing the web, I found this : http://woodgears.ca/box_joint/jig.html Watch the video, its amazing :-))

-- Debt is nothing more than the 21st Century's form of slavery.

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ahock

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101 days ago

I’ve been following his website for a year or so now and have been amazed at some of his ingenuity. The lengths that he goes for accuracy in woodworking is crazy, but his joints are tight!

-- Finding satisfaction in creation

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mvh

17 posts in 382 days


101 days ago

His sight is pretty neat. Have you seen his tenoning and mortising stuff? Pretty crazy he gets results down to +/-0.002. Sometimes less.

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CanadaJeff

165 posts in 504 days


101 days ago

That is nuts! Making the jig probably took a while, but Wow the precision and look of those joints is amazing.
Thanks for sharing

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TopamaxSurvivor

3023 posts in 571 days


101 days ago

I just saw the mortising machine. It is really KOOL !! He has an interactive gear calculator too for those who are mechanically inclined and want to build with wood ;-))

-- Debt is nothing more than the 21st Century's form of slavery.

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ddockstader

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101 days ago

This kid (and I can say “kid” because I was born in the first half of the last century and he is in his early 20’s) is probably one of the most creative geniuses I have ever encountered. Look at the knock-down desk and dresser he designed to go to college. The drawers interlock to minimize the amount of space they take up during transportation. He is one of the few I have seen who really thinks “outside the box.” I stand in awe.

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Betsy

2386 posts in 791 days


101 days ago

Pretty amazing.

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a1Jim

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101 days ago

It must take a week to determine what gear to use

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

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TopamaxSurvivor

3023 posts in 571 days


100 days ago

looks like he puts it in hi and let’s er rip!1 ;-))

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stefang

1647 posts in 229 days


90 days ago

Is this the guy with the walking table?

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Ben Kahmann

232 posts in 167 days


90 days ago

Holy CRAP! Now that’s a jig. Thanks for the post

-- Ben Kahmann Dayton, OH

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Blake

2757 posts in 769 days


90 days ago

Wow thats incredible. Why isn’t this guy on Lumberjocks? You should invite him. Thanks for sharing the post.

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BeachedBones

187 posts in 297 days


90 days ago

This guy really amazes me. These jigs are incredible, he could make a fine living just by marketing these ideas, yet he gives away detailed plans free! What an awesome guy he must be.

-- You know.... I think that old wood needs to be furniture.

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BTKS

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90 days ago

Wow, thanks for the post. This one is going into favorites. BTKS

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TopamaxSurvivor

3023 posts in 571 days


90 days ago

I didn’t see the walking table on his website. A friend in Canada sent that to me by email. I don’t know what the origin is.

-- Debt is nothing more than the 21st Century's form of slavery.

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Jim Crockett

322 posts in 628 days


90 days ago

I’ve been watching his site for a while and I’m amazed. I have never been able to visualize mechanical contraptions and figure out how they work – I have to take them apart and have ‘hands-on’ experience. My grandfather was a lot like him – he worked in the woolen mills here in Maine and invented several processes and machines to do things better. He didn’t even have a high school education but he constantly took correspondence courses, mostly in mechanics. Sadly, he never patented any of the things he came up with! Unfortunately, I didn’t inherit that gene from him. But I’m in awe of this guy’s genius. I would guess he is what used to be called a ‘tinkerer’.

Jim

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