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Middle Georgia Woodworkers Association
State: Georgia
City: Macon
Club Name: Middle Georgia Woodworkers Association
Meeting Location: Vineville Baptist Church
Meeting Times: Second Tuesday of the month at 7pm
Officers: Phil Hill, Charles Woodall, Terry Smith, Neil Creter
About Our Club: We are gearing up for the Macon Cherry Blossom Festival. Come visit us March 28 through April 6. We will be demonstrating every day all day long! Come by ad see lots of woodshavings being made!
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| Anonymous | Automaic Flute Spacing Jig | 0 | Feb 24 2009, 11:37 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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