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   Elcoholic | Dec 27, 2002 07:44pm | #1

   I saw the article but don't remember the issue.  Check the FWW on-line index.

   I don't like these jigs because it's too hard to line-up the angle exactly.  Instead I keep a scrap of melamine, ply, or mdf that's 3-4' long by 6-12" wide.  Set the fence and shave the edge of the sled, don't move the fence.   Layout the cut line on the workpiece carrying the lines down the edge.  Line up theses lines with the edge of the sled.  Take 3 scraps out of the bin and your brad gun and tack 2 along the long edge and 1 behind the work piece.  Run it through the saw.  It's simple, exact and 100% repeatable (at least unit I remove the blocks) and takes maybe 5 minutes without any need for trial and error.

   John O'Connell - JKO Handcrafted Woodworking

   Life is tough.  It's tougher if you're stupid - John Wayne

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   ddougb | Dec 28, 2002 08:23am | #4

   Thank you John, I will try your suggestion.

   DickB

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   jackiechan | Dec 28, 2002 06:12am | #2

   Dick,

   You're looking for the June 2002, issue #156 - page 14.

   Dan Kornfeld, President/Owner - Odyssey Wood Design, Inc.

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   ddougb | Dec 28, 2002 08:21am | #3

   Thanks, I misplaced this issue and have now located the article.

   Thanks, DickB