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Thread: Gifkin Jig
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30th August 2000, 09:36 PM #1
Gifkin Jig
Just like some feedback on the Gifkin jig if anyone has used one. Capabilities etc.
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1st September 2000, 08:57 PM #2
Iain, have you had a chance to check out gifkins website at www.gifkins.com.au yet?
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2nd September 2000, 08:38 AM #3
Thanks Johhno, I have looked sat this in the past but I am interested in what others have to say, anyone who has used one, got one et al.
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4th September 2000, 09:15 AM #4
Does anyone know if he will be exhibiting the jig at the Melbourne Working with Wood Show in October. If so, does he offer the jig at a reduced price to normal; ie is it worth waiting to buy it direct from the show?
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4th September 2000, 01:53 PM #5
Yes, they will be at the Melbourne show, stand number 80. Just received an email from Jenny Gifkin and there will be a show special.
Methinks she has been watching this post as I did not ask about a show special but I would like to see one working.(jig)
By the way Gaz, did you get my emails?
Might see some of you at the show as I intend going this year, Watching Tom Manly?, I usually manage to run into you there, God knows I try to avoid you
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12th September 2000, 10:24 PM #6New Member
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I recently used the Gifkins Jig for the first time a couple of weeks ago.I was extremly impressed with the results.
the jig was very easy to use and produced absolutly perfect dovetails within minutes.
there was no tedius setting up and trial/error cuts required,it just worked beautifully straight out of the box.Highly recommended!!!!
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12th September 2000, 10:29 PM #7
Welcome aboard Bruce and thankyou for your comments on the Gifkins jig, I intend to look at one at the working with wood in Melbourne late Oct.
We look forward to your contributions and Neil will buy coffee for all new members who attend the working with wood show
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13th September 2000, 01:23 AM #8
Would have to be "Come-in-spinner" wouldn't it???
Neil is as tight as they come, there's no way he will be buying anyone a cup of coffee. Unless you want to use his cup and go for a refill of the bottomless cup.
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13th September 2000, 06:56 AM #9Retired
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I thought actually Neil, that all this lot could shout us lunch. Whatchareckon?
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13th September 2000, 09:55 AM #10
Sounds like a plan to me and Beaut.
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13th September 2000, 10:54 AM #11
The bakesale women are at it again!
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13th September 2000, 11:02 AM #12Supermod
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Now, See I reakon everyone should chip in and fly me down for this lunch.
Now thats a thought!
Here I was thinking the Melbourne Show had been and gone.... oh well...Gives everyone time to pass the hat around...
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13th September 2000, 05:01 PM #13Retired
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You bringing dessert Gazza?
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13th September 2000, 05:31 PM #14
He's made the twenty now and a full member, dessert and coffee.......maybe a return airfare for Shane too.
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13th September 2000, 07:39 PM #15
I reckon if is there to hold Neils hand two cant run the lathe at the same time so.....................if he's got one of them portable coffee makers he'll contribute to many more good turns on that day!
Then if he can make a few bob on the first day.............then maybe he can fly Shane down from Mackay and me over from W.A.on the second day to help out with the coffee.
All those in favour reply with a yeah to this post and if we get this topic burnin' we just gotta be on a winner.
Cheers and with baited breath
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