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  1. 12th April 2006, 12:50 PM #1
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    Default angle mag

    not sure if i am in the right forum for this but here goes.i am thinking of buying an angle mag.has anyone had experience good or bad that they can pass on.cheers
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  3. 12th April 2006, 01:27 PM #2
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    Yep. Do a search. They rock. great for small accurate work like mitres and dovetails.

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    thanks woodbe,i done a search but nothing came up.
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    Hi Paul,

    I'm sure that they do a great job, but I'm afraid it's one of those tools that I bought, used once and it's lived on a shelf unused since then. I've gone too darkside, and cut (nearly) all my dovvies & M/Ts by hand. Sad, but fun

    PM me if you're interested in acquiring it
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    Paul if you want more information Jeff will be on our stand at the Brisbane show where he will be demonstrating the jig.
    He will welcome any questions you have.
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    What's an angle mag?
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    Gidday

    I've got an anglemag and love it is real handy for doing HAndcut dovies n a few other tricks. You got to remember that this Jig does not do the work for you...........care still needs to be taken and handtool skills still need to be used.

    What the MAg offers is repeatability and consistancy when Dovetailing and a few other joinery techniques. Is a great assistance in achieving great Joinery.

    I'll continue to use mine and whats more is a great little aussie invention. Thumbs up here but make sure your expectations are on the money before you buy!!!

    http://www.anglemag.com/

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