Tenoning jig advice needed

Actually Leon here in WV it would be drawins and dwars. When I was a kid I always wondered what a "chestered drawers" looked like till I found out there was no such thing..........

Jim

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James D. Kountz
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Now see there, that looks and sounds perfectly fine to me........I dont get it....

Jim

Hey Leon, I aint eetyet. yaunt 2? Momannyms guna, we mideaswell.

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James D. Kountz

I disagree totally but I guess we're both entitled to our opinions eh?

Jim

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James D. Kountz

What's the state flower in WV? a satellite dish

How do you know if you're rich in WV? you have 2 cars on blocks in the front yard

How does a teenage girl in WV know if her mother is on the rag? her brother's dick tastes funny

Sorry, couldn't resist.

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codepath

Ok but answer this......If a man and woman in WV get divorced would they still be brother and sister??

Jim

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James D. Kountz

Damn, you guys need some exercise.

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Swingman

hook, line, sinker, frying pan

good one

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codepath

That would make them half-brother/sister.

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codepath

Thu, Feb 26, 2004, 6:46pm (EST+5) snipped-for-privacy@swbell.net (Leon) claims:: Down here in Texas and I suspect most anywhere else it is measured Drawings for the chest of Drawers.

Well, maybe it's because I'm divorced, but I take mine from the drier, and just keep them in the laundry basket.

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J T

Just one more. What do you say to a WV woman with two black eyes? Nothing, you told the bitch twice already............I know that one is kinda bad but my brother in law insisted I tell yall that one!

Jim

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James D. Kountz

Yes, the newer Craftsman saws are Ryobi made (yeah, I know) and have standard T-slots, which will work with the Delta tenoning jig, and probably any other brand. The older Emerson made Craftsman saws had slightly narrower slots, and I don't think they were T-slots. I'm not positive when the transition year was, but I think it was around 1999 or 2000. If your Craftsman saw is left tilt, as is mine, make sure the tenoning jig you buy will work with a left tilt saw. My Delta jig is the deluxe model (don't know the model # at the moment) and can be switched for left tilt, but I'm not sure if the regular Delta model can be switched.

Tom

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BM Cooper

I have an older Craftsman (about 8-10 years old) that has standard non-T slots (I measured them).

Just got an Incra V27 for Christmas. Worked slicker than snot right outta the box.

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