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Through Dovetails on the Leigh D4R Pro
It is no secret I like working with high quality jigs to make joinery. In the shop I have the Leigh D4R Pro, the older D4, and more recently I have been using the new R9Plus. More than a few readers have written to me asking whether buying the R9Plus would mean giving up [...]
Hang it out to dry
Many woodworkers are making holiday gifts in their shops. Are you one of them? Please remember to exercise caution with rags used to apply the finish. What is the safety issue? Varnish used in the shop in some cases will self-ignite, given proper conditions. Why? As a varnish containing linseed oil, or Danish and [...]
All holidays wrapped into one at Leigh
I chuckled — Leigh says “We’ve got an app for that!”: And why not? I bought a new smart phone (only) a few months ago, and finally learned about apps. Now even my granddaughters know that I know what an app is. Leigh has it all set up for YOUR holidays – get YOUR app, [...]
We thank our troops for upholding our freedom
Words alone cannot express our gratitude for everything you do. You are our Heroes. Thank You! Al Navas U.S. Army, ’66-’68
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