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Re: An easier frame jig
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Another benefit of the extra slot and tapered wedge is that when the
jig is not in use the wedge keeps the sliding board snug, therefore no
missplaced parts they all stay together.
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Quote from: loumaro on January 07, 2012, 09:03:42 AM
Another benefit of the extra slot and tapered wedge is that when the
jig is not in use the wedge keeps the sliding board snug, therefore no
missplaced parts they all stay together.
Excellent point. I've been known to have to hunt for the cross boards before
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