Greetings,
I have seen alternative methods to featherboards in magazines but can' remember where or exactly what. If anyone can offer suggestions o information on where to find an article on this, I would greatl appreciate it.
Thanks, aperkins6
-- aperkins61
Maybe Board Buddies?
Wow, are those overpriced!
I just ordered these:
If I like them, they also sell just the "switches", the magnet and screw assembly, without the feather board parts.... they look pretty cool for making jigs..
mac
Please remove splinters before emailing
on 6/17/2007 8:31 PM aperkins61 said the following:
I have these:
I think you'll like them. I have one and use it whenever appropriate.
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