Comments

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   Hal W | Aug 20, 2011 03:56pm | #1

   It would have been nice to show the sizes of the MDF panels and the measurements and locations of the slots and rectangular cutouts. Otherwise, its going to take a lot of trial and error and wasted material to figure those out. In my opinion, the plan absolutely needs that information to be of any use.

2. 
   TheOldTimer | Aug 20, 2011 04:51pm | #2

   Looking at the drawing, I totally agree with Hal. Dimensions would be really helpful and cut down on a lot of time.

3. 
   TheOldTimer | Aug 20, 2011 04:56pm | #3

   Sorry: Found the PDF file with dimensions

4. 
   tem1948 | Aug 20, 2011 06:49pm | #4

   Found the PDF where? I clicked on the "download free plan" link and got a 2-page PDF with text and drawings, but no dimensions. I tried it with IE and with Firefox, same result.

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   aa040371 | Aug 22, 2011 03:30am | #5

   My guess is there is a reason the free "plan" barely qualifies as actual plan. Notice the other "Versatile Mortising Jig" plan offered on page...but requires paid membership to view/access! :(

6. 
   Pappy23 | Aug 22, 2011 05:16pm | #6

   Worth every penny? Come on gang, you can do much better than this and I've seen them too. Remember your "Free" stuff is a window into the quality of what you want members to pay for, make it at least tasty.

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   user-480982 | Jun 12, 2012 05:40pm | #7

   I can only guess the people who commented positivly on this free "plan" must have the members only plan. I love your magazine but this is the poorest excuse for a plan I have ever wasted download seconds to obtain. The PDF file is basiclly a copy of the picture already on the web page. No dimensions of any kind. If this is the quality of your online content I will stick to the magazine. It is still one of the best.
   Rob

8. 
   4woodwork | Mar 01, 2013 01:38am | #8
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   4woodwork | Mar 01, 2013 01:50am | #9

   I built the versatile mortising jig.. Only problem is the setup..
   Has to be done by eye. Also , if you change routers, it may or not
   Work. From my standpoint mortises are a lot of work. If one side
   Is hidden from sight you can use pocket holes which is a lot
   Easier and set up is simple and Results are great.

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    4woodwork | Mar 01, 2013 01:50am | #10

    I built the versatile mortising jig.. Only problem is the setup..
    Has to be done by eye. Also , if you change routers, it may or not
    Work. From my standpoint mortises are a lot of work. If one side
    Is hidden from sight you can use pocket holes which is a lot
    Easier and set up is simple and Results are great.

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    4woodwork | Mar 01, 2013 01:50am | #11

    I built the versatile mortising jig.. Only problem is the setup..
    Has to be done by eye. Also , if you change routers, it may or not
    Work. From my standpoint mortises are a lot of work. If one side
    Is hidden from sight you can use pocket holes which is a lot
    Easier and set up is simple and Results are great.

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    4woodwork | Mar 01, 2013 01:50am | #12

    I built the versatile mortising jig.. Only problem is the setup..
    Has to be done by eye. Also , if you change routers, it may or not
    Work. From my standpoint mortises are a lot of work. If one side
    Is hidden from sight you can use pocket holes which is a lot
    Easier and set up is simple and Results are great.

13. 
    Amellom | Aug 11, 2017 11:21am | #13

    I agree with the others on this one. No dimensions?
    Ok, it's not like building a fully equipped battle ship, but from the drawings you really can't tell if it's small enough to fit in a bread box or if it is so big you need a real battle ship.