Tenoning Jig Offer At Rutlands

[Sawdust]

I just saw this on offer

http://www.rutlands.co.uk/cgi-bin/psPro ... i?promo=23

It looks pretty solid but does anyone have any experience of it?

I know the guard needs removing from the saw!

Thanks
Mike

 

[adidat]

do you mean tenoning jig??

adidat

 

[monkeybiter]

The blurb says you should keep all the guards in place on the saw when using the jig.....I'd like to see that.

 

[Steve Maskery]

Why would anyone want to to use such a slow, tedious and unguarded jig like that?
S

 

[tomatwark]

Why would anyone want to to use such a slow, tedious and unguarded jig like that?
S

Because Norm has?

Tom

 

[Sawdust]

Why would anyone want to to use such a slow, tedious and unguarded jig like that?
S

I get the feeling you don't like it!

What would you recommend instead?

Cheers
Mike

 

[Steve Maskery]

Why would anyone want to to use such a slow, tedious and unguarded jig like that?
S

Because Norm has?

Tom

LOL! Yes, probably.
S

 

[Steve Maskery]

Why would anyone want to to use such a slow, tedious and unguarded jig like that?
S

I get the feeling you don't like it!

What would you recommend instead?

Cheers
Mike

Erm, follow my signature, please.
S

 

[Sawdust]

Why would anyone want to to use such a slow, tedious and unguarded jig like that?
S

I get the feeling you don't like it!

What would you recommend instead?

Cheers
Mike

Erm, follow my signature, please.
S

Hi Steve,

It just goes to show, I should read signatures!

I like the look of you bandsaw jig, very clever and I think I'll make one. It looks a lot safer than any of the tablesaw jigs I've seen (I haven't seem yours yet so please don't think I'm suggesting it's unsafe!).

If you ever get anywhere near East Yorkshire, there's a beer waiting for you.

Cheers
Mike

 

[morrissey007]

Why would anyone want to to use such a slow, tedious and unguarded jig like that?
S

I get the feeling you don't like it!

What would you recommend instead?

Cheers
Mike

Erm, follow my signature, please.
S

er....link in signature gives a failed to open page error!!

 

[Steve Maskery]

er....link in signature gives a failed to open page error!!

Hmm, not on mine it doesn't. Sorry, I can't advise. Have you tried a different broswer?
S

 

[morrissey007]

strange, i've even typed in "http://www.workshopessentials.com/" and it still says failed to find server ! tried on safari and firefox too.

 

[Karl]

Shows up fine here - Firefox.

Cheers

Karl

 

[Steve Maskery]

Can you try clearing your cache, please? It's on the same server as this site (I think, unless Charley has different servers), so it should be able to find WE if it can find UKW.
S

 

[monkeybiter]

Works for me.

 

[morrissey007]

found the answer. For some reason DynDNS recursive servers were not resolving the address to its IP, I changed them back to my isp's DNS servers and it now works fine!

 

[monkeybiter]

That's strange, I've just had to change my DNS due to inaccessible comparethemarket.com. Never had that problem before.