Woodsmith’s 25th anniversary issue contained an article about the Keller dovetail jig. I’d be interseted in hearing from owners/users of the jig about it’s ease of use and accuracy.
Thanks in advance!!
Woodsmith’s 25th anniversary issue contained an article about the Keller dovetail jig. I’d be interseted in hearing from owners/users of the jig about it’s ease of use and accuracy.
Thanks in advance!!
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Dave
I have the Keller Journeyman for through D/T's on carcasses on donation jobs. I cannot speak for the more expensive Keller that does half D/T's. I do everything but the throughs on give-a-way projects by hand.
The Journeyman is simple and easy to use. The results are excellent if you want the look of machine cut D/T's and that's a personal choice.
Regards...
sarge..jt
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