Thread: Frontline Bandsaw Jig Info. Needed?

Lignum (forum member) is the bloke around here with a lot of experience with this jig. He has a few posts around here explaining the way it works
Send him a PM (although he hasnt been about much lately)
Cheers!

The company is pretty much a one man band. He is most likely on holidays at the moment, I am sure as soon as he returns he will be all over your enquiry.

That's the problem with running a small company, time off means the business suffers. No time off means the owner suffers

Groggy, you stated that he may be on holiday , I am in the USA sorry for ignorance but is there a special holiday going on in your country at this point in time or are you saying just in general ?

A lot of small business go into hibernation over christmas and the start of the new year. Give it a few weeks and he should get back to you.
Lignum is definately the guru on this jig. Do a search and you will see how it works and how it is great for repetive curves such as in chair making.
I reckon it is well worth the money.

Shane.

Wattlewemake, thanks for the heads up on how it works in your area. I will give it some time to see how it works out for holiday. I have been looking at past post by Lignum and have seen a great post about the jig, with pictures looks pretty cool. Actually I got more off his post than from the manufactures web site. Thanks for the info … Richard

Are you thebloke, or do you know the bloke, in Leo Kotke's song.

Originally Posted by Woodtec

Groggy, you stated that he may be on holiday , I am in the USA sorry for ignorance but is there a special holiday going on in your country at this point in time or are you saying just in general ?

A lot of Australians will take Christmas holidays from about 23 Dec to 13 Jan inclusive. Most businesses are fully back at work on the 14th but this can vary, particularly with an owner-only business.

Artme, no it’s not me and I don’t know the bloke, in Leo’s song…sorry

Originally Posted by Groggy

A lot of Australians will take Christmas holidays from about 23 Dec to 13 Jan inclusive. Most businesses are fully back at work on the 14th but this can vary, particularly with an owner-only business.

It's summer on this side of the pond. Typically long vacations and summer shutdowns occur this time of year and are colloquially called 'Christmas Holidays'

Thanks for the info on the holiday, the gentlemen from Frontline Engineering (Con) did get back to me and filled me in on all there is to know on this jig, very informative and a very nice guy..