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Edwardsville Illinois Woodworker's Club
State: Illinois
City: Edwardsville
Club Name: Edwardsville Woodworker's Club
Club URL: www.edwardsvillewoodworkers.org
Point of Contact for more information: Jeremy Cecil webmaster@edwardsvillewoodworkers.org
Meeting Location: Glen Carbon Senior Community Center, 157 N. Main St., behind City Hall
Meeting Times:second Monday of the month at 7:00 pm
About Our Club: Members are beginners to professionals and we share information about work, shops, tools, sources, and techniques. It’s free.
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| Anonymous | Automatic Flute Spacing Jig | 0 | Feb 24 2009, 11:58 AM EST by Anonymous | ||
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Fellow Woodworkers:
My name is Dan Locaputo, and I am a member of the Cincinnati Woodworkers Club, (CWC) in Cincinnati, Ohio. I invented the Automatic Flute Spacing Jig which I am trying to promote. I did a demonstration of my jig at the CWC, and many advanced woodworkers were impressed enough, and purchased my jig. Since I don’t have any middle men, I can sell my jig at a much lower cost. They are selling in some stores for $44.99. This jig will space up to (7) seven flutes on boards up to (12) twelve inches wide, without any measuring. The jig is made of 1/4" x 1-1/2 “anodized aluminum. There are (3) three zinc plated bushings that comes with the jig, which allows 1/4", 3/8”, and 1/2" flutes to be made. I am proud to say they are made in USA, and will last a lifetime. I would really appreciate it, if you would send my web address to all of you Woodworking members. The usual cost of my jig is $30.00 plus S&H. However, for Woodworking Clubs, I am willing to sell my jig for $25.00 plus S&H, provided I can mail them in bulk to one location. This will make my handling easier, and your shipping cost, much less. Thank you. My web address is: www.drlgroupllc.com My website also shows many useful tips for the router table. Your fellow woodworker, Dan Locaputo e-mail: dlocaputo@aol.com phone: (513) 451-1599 |
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