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  1. Left overs into valuable tools.

    Numerous left overs can be more a gift than a burn pile. I've been needing a keyed miter slot jig for some time and finally had the wood nedded. I'm in the process of making my daughter a Andys' style box out of pine, bloodwood, and some big leaf maple. I got to the ponint in the biuld to make...
    box jig keyed sled miter sled pine table saw sled tablesaw
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