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Wordless Project ** Hold Down Clamp **

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Planning on making some of these myself soon for a jig I am making. If you do not have the magazine, you can download an article of the PDF file on the Woodsmith Shop webiste for free. It is episode 104.

http://www.woodsmithshop.com/download/1 ... ingjig.pdf
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Wow, you are a few days ahead of me, I planned on making some Sunday (from this months ShopNotes Plan). I have the Rockler ones but I needed a few more for another project.

I like the construction approach, I had a very different construction plan in mind.
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paulmcohen wrote:Wow, you are a few days ahead of me, I planned on making some Sunday (from this months ShopNotes Plan). I have the Rockler ones but I needed a few more for another project.

I like the construction approach, I had a very different construction plan in mind.
Yeah! Like router instead of band saw!:D
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JPG40504 wrote:Yeah! Like router instead of band saw!:D
I don't believe I have a router bit that is long enough for that mortise.:(
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dusty wrote:I don't believe I have a router bit that is long enough for that mortise.:(

Actually that is how I was planning to do it. It only needs to be 1/2 the depth.
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