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Dowel Jig

But why did he need the jig? He could have just drilled and filled, also no good for blind dowels.
Also it would have been of more use with an adjustable fence to position it repeatedly, particularly when going into the edge of the boards. So sorry it’s a no from me.
 
Quite apart from his nasal whine, it's a pointless jig. Who in their right mind wants two great effing oval contrasting grain marks every so often in their work? The only use I can see for his construction is the top of a trestle, to strengthen it. Right, one job, every 5-10 years, maybe more...and he wants us to buy a jig for it? Been out in the sun too long.
 
SamQ aka Ah! Q!":1oiwojr5 said:
Quite apart from his nasal whine, it's a pointless jig. Who in their right mind wants two great effing oval contrasting grain marks every so often in their work? The only use I can see for his construction is the top of a trestle, to strengthen it. Right, one job, every 5-10 years, maybe more...and he wants us to buy a jig for it? Been out in the sun too long.
Spot on Sam, chap needs to get out more :lol: - Rob
 
Inexplicably I've managed to do woodwork all my life, fitting countless bits of wood together, without ever feeling the need to buy a dowel jig.
 
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