The Squiggle Wood Chronicles - Part 1
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squiggle wood is a an abomination
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That is so cool you should sell it id but it since i cant afford a jmp or better yet get bridge city to lower the price
mikestrohofer 2 years ago
A new version is about to be released, the Jointmaker-SW. It will be much cheaper than the Jointmaker Pro.
BridgeCityMike 2 years ago
Are you using something to index each increment, or just eyeballing it to those marks?
-jcr
NSResponder 3 years ago
I eyeball the kerf to a line on the fence or table.
BridgeCityMike 3 years ago