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  1. 31st March 2006, 09:29 AM #1
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    Good day mates

    I would like to share with you a jig that I made long time ago and it serves me till today.
    I’m using this jig mainly to cut dados or slots but its open to your imagination.

    The “Kuntz” of this jig is that I always know where the bit will hit or cut without calculations.

    Tomorrow, I’ll show an example how I’m cutting dados.

    Hope it will help

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  3. 31st March 2006, 09:31 AM #2
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  4. 31st March 2006, 06:41 PM #3
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    Thanks Niki!

    How's (nearly) Spring shaping up in your part of the world?
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    Good on ya Niki thx

    That jig looks real handy and the fact that you have been using it for so long is a testament to its design .......... great stuff n thx for the posT!!!

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  6. 31st March 2006, 07:19 PM #5
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    Hi Auld Bassoon

    Well, I just came back from Japan. When I left Poland 2 weeks ago, it was snowing and –10 deg.
    When I came back, all the snow melted and the temp. went up to +10 deg. So its time to start woodworking.

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    Thanks, I made it some 10 years ago.

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    Now that is a shed. It makes mine look positively puny.
    Nice jig
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    I made a similar jig like that years ago for bookshelf dadoes.
    I set a long jig up with multiple guides so all of the dadoes on the carcass side could be cut with one setup of the jig.
    Dunno what happened to it, maybe its still in the shed.
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