Tips and Jigs

[jasonmahoney]

Hey guys Jason here again. Is there any place where i can download a few tips and jigs from the internet. thank you.

[SawEyes]

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[Unisaw A100]

Yes.

UA100

[Mike Patterson]

Jason, just do a Google search on "woodworking tips jigs".

Prepare to spend several hours going "hey, that's a good idea!" and "why the heck would anyone want to make -that-?"

I've spent a lot of time this way, and it's fun & educational.

HTH

Mike Patterson Please remove the spamtrap to email me.

[Bay Area Dave]

yes. sit right in front of your pc and download to your heart's content! :)

dave

jas Is there any place where i can download a few

[Bob Jones]

[Never Enough Money]

Dean, I read your review of the Veritas Power tool guide. Hmmm. I think a good review mentions competing products: Festool, Tru-Grip, PSI, for example. I like to know the head-to-head comparisons - Consumer Reports style.

I've been trying to weigh the pros and cons of these products for months....

[Never Enough Money]

One more point: you review of the Veritas Power Tool Guide doesn't mention the slight error introduced by having _two_ pieces. Perhaps it's such a tiny bit that it's negligible but I'd like to know. Intuitively there must be some, however small.....

[Morris Dovey]

If there's an error introduced, it's small enough to be undetectable in use. I use that guide to cut 8' 1/4" plywood panels to fit CNC machined grooves (±0.0015 depth accuracy) and was pleasantly surprised by the results.

The two parts of the Veritas guide join in such a way that the two halves are clinched together /very/ tightly; and LV seems to have machined the ends *quite* square.

While it's possible that I just "got lucky", my experience with stuff from LV would indicate that the product is made with the same care I've seen in their other tools. I'd be inclined to guess that your intuitive hypothesis is reasonable, but incorrect. (-:

[Lawrence Wasserman]

A computer works reall well for donwloading.

[Never Enough Money]

One more point: you review of the Veritas Power Tool Guide doesn't mention the slight error introduced by having _two_ pieces. Perhaps it's such a tiny bit that it's negligible but I'd like to know. Intuitively there must be some, however small.....