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Would a Gran Prix or a Le Mans crew know less? If so, it's just motion.....
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Sure, many people are not really interested in turning their woodworking into a profitable pastime. They merely want to spend an afternoon in the shop working on a project. But many people don't realize that woodworking is a platform. It is a launch pad for many useful economic pursuits, and is a key link in the economy. It is often where kids are introduced to making things, giving them confidence and advantage. Henry Ford spent his youth in a mill. Many of the pioneers of industry began in barns or working with wood. It is usually too late when the majority of those who become interested in woodworking and discover the immense potential of jigs. Still not interested? Many still are not, so if that is the case go here for Google's free woodworking plans and enjoy. But, for those who want to learn more about the true potential of a table saw, read on....

As soon as I discovered how valuable jigs are, I said: what's wrong with woodworkers striving for precision? Woodworking; making things in volume; getting things bought and sold is vital. It leads to advanced work with tools and machines. In another woodworking story here there is a mention of how Economists consider a machine as working capital. When it is not producing a surplus, or generating products, then it is non-working capital.

Can a Gran Prix or a Le Mans or Lola racing
team use publicly available information to improve or to gain a race advantage? Too often we are
detracted from things that give us an advantage, and we get spun back into common sense; and too often
common mistakes. We come up short, or we continue with unreasonable guessing and fumbling. Experts are
now saying that we don't have the skills to compete with our machines, tools and technology, and jobs will
continue to be awarded to others.

Could it be that we have focused on the spin, the ordinary; (making things by hand) or thinking that theory doesn't matter and that only motion matters. The economists are saying we have been unequipped or unqualified for too long? If you can't find a starting point, then making box joints is like a window. A certain method used in the box joint manual allows you take making things way beyond common. Thinks about this; especially serious woodworkers. If you can't measure it, you probably can't make it, or duplicate it. Production is the root of industry, and understanding gauging is not hard: it's basic, and it's what box joint making helps you to excel at. Box joints are a part of the formula for making things, and for many it begins by mastering a table saw. Check out some of the tips on this site, and if you are really interested, get "The Fifty Giants of Industry." It's free with the Box Joint Manual.

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Would a Gran Prix or a Le Mans crew know less? If so, it's just motion.....

Can a time saving, efficiency tool such as a search engine be defined? Originally a search directory or product list was a business retrieval system to help find information more efficiently. Industrial search directories reduced the time required to find information and the amount of information which must be tossed around, consulted, briefed or advised. They help manage information overload and secure resources for when when they needed.

I have built and delivered close to two hundred woodworking devices since 2001. When you clearly describe to others about making things in volume, or using their tools, or making box joints effectively, like the guy making the low budget movie, you need to discover a niche, one different from the massive hobby media in order to help them. They have provided millions of hobbyists stories, plans, tools and guides for ages. But, they are rarely into any advanced clarity about business principles, and how they relate to woodworking and to crafting. I still see legions of crafters who a very ambitious, very knowledgeable, but know little about making things in volume, the next level where the economist really takes a peek and says "They found a niche, a method to manufacture." It is the hobbyist in motion, one discovering and advancing that keeps the industry, the craft and hobby media afloat.

Woodworking; making things in volume and getting things bought and sold is what pays all of the bills. It
leads to advanced work with tools and machines. In another woodworking story here there is a mention
of how Economists (and many others too) consider a machine as working capital. When it is not producing a surplus, or generating products, then it is non-working capital. Although, many Woodjig.com customers have discovered an obscure principle or technique to turn their table saw into something more. Some can begin with an advanced, efficient technique for making box joints. Learning to make box joints properly is like a gateway towards understanding precision and then broadening the focus on precision and efficiency, leading to producing more confidently, and then, gradually leading to more volume. Many people look at machines from different views. To establish any precision operation there is a requirement, and that is to focus on any of the features tools have, especially a table saw, which determine precision capabilities. For example, the average table saw has two milled miter slots. Some routers have one or two slots to hold locations tight and within certain limits. To an engineer, these two slots are reference guides which determine accuracy in the finished product. Making things in volume is all about holding to limits, and keeping within a parameter of tolerance, and these channels which are pre-machined are the basics which many employ as trusted, permanent references. These slots never move, they have no adjustments, so many procedures can be done, trusting that even more can be added, and these channels will always be in the same location relative to the cutter or blade. Read some more Here

The end of ordinary information?
The standard technical books and home shop information are fine,
but readers are indicating the need to raise the bar. Industry might need to see things in a different
way and "Jigs for beginners" is an example of a "Great" start. In the battle against dwindling
industries, lack of skills and outsourcing, it's proven: we need new information to enable new
crafters, woodshop owners, even students to manufacture things in volume. "Jigs and gauges for Beginners" is about a subject that has been ignored or too complicated until now. You often don't need the greatest tools, just
great insight, great information, easy clarity and a whole new way to look at your machines.