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   Robbie | May 27, 2004 08:44pm | #1

   Very worthwhile investment  Works great and is limited only by your imagination.  Highly Recommended.

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   Sancho | May 27, 2004 10:58pm | #2

   you have found the light..go for the kreg 2000

    

   Darkworksite4:

   El americano pasado hacia fuera ase la bandera

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   Curtis | May 28, 2004 01:46am | #3

   I second that!

   Its a great tool.makes face framing very easy.

   C.A.G.

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   dlb | May 31, 2004 04:01am | #10

   Spoke w/ a tech at Kreg. They are coming out w/ a new model that basically works like the CMT pocket hole jig which will allow different depth settings in increments of 1/8".The undisciplined life is not worth examining.

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   darbywoods | May 28, 2004 03:17am | #4

   wish i would have bought it earlier.  one of the best products i have.  get the kit with all the different pocket hole jigs.  do not forget to the the right angle clamp.  worth the 30 bucks.  i also have the face frame clamp.  it fits in the pocket on a router table.

   David

   http://www.darbynwoods.com

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   dwexhler | May 29, 2004 07:07pm | #7

   What model do you have? I've had to replies mention the Kreg 2000 as being outstanding.

   Thank you,

   Dave

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   darbywoods | May 29, 2004 07:33pm | #8

   Here is the link to the set i own.  I find that i use all the different jigs depending on the situation

   david

   http://www.darbynwoods.com

   http://shop.woodcraft.com/Woodcraft/product_family.asp?family%5Fid=3783&gift=False&mscssid=C511F4069650455B9892699DDD1E8C50

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   CRAIGCONEY_M | May 28, 2004 07:48am | #5

   I've got the Kreg and picked up the CMT.  Personally, I prefer the CMT for the work I do.  I primarily use it for face frames and nailers on cabinet backs.  

   Both are good systems.

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   dwexhler | May 29, 2004 07:02pm | #6

   Hi Craig, what is a CMT?

   Dave

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   CRAIGCONEY_M | May 29, 2004 08:56pm | #9

   CMT is a brand of blades, router bits, etc, made in Italy, they are orange.  I got mine from sommerfield tools at a show, but they are available through alot of dealers.  I think the link is cmtusa.com

   http://www.cmtusa.com/store/index1.ihtml?x_page=store.ihtml&id=CID681152498&step=2&parentid=&menuinclude=leftnav_products.ihtml

   Edited 5/29/2004 1:58 pm ET by craig

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   uncommontree | May 31, 2004 05:23pm | #11

   Hi Dave,

   Do you have a Woodcraft store in your area.I just recieved there new flyer on Friday and in my area, Madison Wisconsin, They are going to have a KREG K2000 Propack Demo  on June 12. If you have one of these stores near by it would be fun to check it out. http://www.woodcraft.com      Have a good day . Rick

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   dwexhler | Jun 01, 2004 08:44pm | #12

   Thank you for the tip. We do have one in San Diego.

   Dave

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   darbywoods | Jun 01, 2004 11:06pm | #13

   thanks for the info. I have been to woodcraft 2 times today.  my wife thinks I am having an affair with the wood in the store.

   David

   http://www.darbynwoods.com

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   uncommontree | Jun 02, 2004 05:31am | #14

   David,

   There is truth to that . A man or woman never gets tired of good wood.  My darling Inga heads to the fabric store on one end of the mall and I head to the wood store. She always ends up looking for me. Go figure. Rick

   Edited 6/1/2004 10:35 pm ET by ADESIGNS