I just got my latest spam-a-gram from Bridge City.
Check out this video:
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've never seen or heard of this tool before. Anybod else?
-Zz
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15 years ago
Jointmaker Pro... Anybody seen this before?
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15 years ago
First time for me - but man, that is cool. I'd love to try one out. I'm guessing it's about as much as a decent cabinet saw though!
JP
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15 years ago
Bridge City = top dollar.
I have three of their smaller, "cheaper" tools, a jointmaker's hammer, a 2" tri-square, and 2" by 4" saddle sqaure. I LOVE these tools.
But I can't see shelling out $800 for a block plane.
-Zz
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15 years ago
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> I've never seen or heard of this tool before. Anybod else?
Not what I expected from the subject line. Where's the rolling papers?
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15 years ago
Edwin,
That's funny as heck.
cm
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>>> I've never seen or heard of this tool before. Anybod else?
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15 years ago
List price: $0.00
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's+New/Jointmaker+Pro> I have three of their smaller, "cheaper" tools, a jointmaker's hammer,
Expect to see this cloned here in the near future.
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15 years ago
Looks like a handsaw blade in a saw filing vise, with a few extra refinements. Also looks like it's good for nipping off fingertips.
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15 years ago
"Upscale" wrote
Sawstop isn't going to make a unit for it?
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15 years ago
Easily rectified with a pair of chain-mail gloves. Not cheap, but easily used other places too.
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"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote
Not to worry ... the Festool has their new "Woodworker's Model", which anticipates that some digits may be missing and comes "ready rolled" in a handy Systainer 100 pack.
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15 years ago
"CM" wrote
PLEASE, don't encourage him ... monitor wipes are at an all time high on the spot market!
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15 years ago
Leon would have no other!
Dave in Houston
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> I've never seen or heard of this tool before. Anybod else?
Introductory cost $1100, regular price $1300. It makes Festool look cheap. Where's the plug?
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15 years ago
No,,, then they are pre-rolled, they disappear faster. ;~)
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15 years ago
A .357 magnum mounted under the sliding table pointing back toward the operator?
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15 years ago
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Holy carp!
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15 years ago
Looks like something Chris Schwartz bloged about on one of his blogs. He had a contest with the designer (before the design) for who can make the thinest cut with a handsaw. Guy beat him soundly then came back a while later with this design and a thinner cut.