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   DougF | May 08, 2005 05:06pm | #1

   I suggest that you resize your photos since anyone without broadband will have to go out for lunch during the time it will take for them to download.

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   dinothecarpenter | May 08, 2005 09:03pm | #2

   Thanks Doug.

   I will post smaller pictures.

    

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   dinothecarpenter | May 15, 2005 10:16pm | #3

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   Hi Doug.

   This is better.

   Thanks

   YCF Dino

    

    

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   DougF | May 16, 2005 03:56pm | #4

   You might want to post this on breaktime where you are more likely to interest door installers.

   Doug

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   evwood | May 16, 2005 08:23pm | #5

   hi. i certainly think this is interesting. ive seen things like this for router and circ saws but never for planers. i'm not sure that i see any particular advantage or disadvantage, for someone who doesnt have a router and wants a nice cut, i guess. takes the skill part out of using a plane. interesting.

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   dinothecarpenter | May 17, 2005 12:15am | #6

   Hi Ev.

   All Hand held power tools can be guided.

   The planer takes off when the circular saw or the router have reach the limits.

   The idea is not to move the wood. "The Dead Wood Concept"

   And do it without the need of 100 jigs and gadgets.

   The same guide rail  (EZ- Smart) works for all tools and the same SRK (smart router kit)

   works with all tools.

   EZ and Safe woodworking for all. Portable, Affortable and simple.

   Thanks.

   YCF Dino