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  1. 16th September 2007, 06:24 AM #1
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    G'day mates

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    The idea might be good for all the "Boxers" here

    This idea will work with thin boards up to 10mm.
    First I experimented with 8mm MDF and then, with 4mm solid wood.

    I have some idea how to employ the method for thicker than 10mm but first it has to go through a "test flight"...

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  3. 16th September 2007, 06:26 AM #2
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  4. 16th September 2007, 06:28 AM #3
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  5. 16th September 2007, 06:59 AM #4
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    As the end of your post said,"THANK YOU, Niki."
    "If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite."

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    Great Post Niki your jigs make easy work
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    Thumbs up Great Idea

    Thanks for another grea idea Niki, if I could just get swmbo cutting the grass!

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    Another great idea Niki and as you have said could reasonably be modified to do thicker stuff. as I will shortly be doing a table for my nieghbour (another freebie) I shall play around.

    Now for the important bit. how do I train SWMBO to do as in the last pic,

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    Thank us niki???? We should be thanking you for the excelent way you explain your improvisations.

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    Thank you so much for your kind compliments mates

    And now, to the more important bit..."how do I train SWMBO to cut the grass"

    Denn
    It's very simple, you do it at the same way like you train her to wash the dishes...
    When she asks you to wash the dishes...you break a few of them (try from the best sets) and...never again she asks you to wash....it worked with me

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    Excellent thread, easily understood with graphics like that. thanks.
    Reality is no background music.
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    Quote Originally Posted by niki View Post
    Thank you so much for your kind compliments mates

    And now, to the more important bit..."how do I train SWMBO to cut the grass"

    Denn
    It's very simple, you do it at the same way like you train her to wash the dishes...
    When she asks you to wash the dishes...you break a few of them (try from the best sets) and...never again she asks you to wash....it worked with me

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    But the new dishes come out of my "new tool money"

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