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This is a very user-friendly manual. It explains the best technique available to grasp and 
to permanently acquire the most complete and natural method of making box joints. The 
manual allows the operator to master many similar techniques once discovering the process 
involved in making box joints correctly. 

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NOTE: Mastering box joints often requires "unlearning" some common conceptions of adjustments, 
width of stock, scouring the wood, and more. You can't take shortcuts, and that is why so many people 
abandon the attempts at making them. Like mentioned before, this method is a very comprehensive one. 
From many of the common techniques I've learned, I have developed this method, tweaked it, improved it, 
and now offer it in this manual as a time saving, waste saving formula. 

After practicing with a few projects, because all of the stumbling blocks have been removed, making 
most box joints will become a natural process. That's what you want: not just a few random tips and 
suggestions which often lead to frustration, and never lead to results and perfection. 

You need the proper sequence, a complete and a clearly 
visual description of the proper technique.  This manual is 
swarming with ideas.....

Waste is often "action without the right information." Save many times 
the price of this box joint manual in wood alone!

"If you have ever tried another method, or tried to make box joints and 
had problems  matching up the cuts, tear-out, alignment, and other problems, you will now be 
on your way.  If you are new at box joints, this will be a great  technique to learn."

These are some things you can make on your table saw with a box joint jig. 
Of course you can just order  the manual.  To make them without mistakes, you need the 
proper sequence, a complete and a clearly visual description of the proper technique.  Our 
popular manual is swarming with ideas.....You can make boxes or make CD holders,  
cassette holders or Build chests.  A popular project is to build humidors  or 
make letter trays or even Build Picture frames. 

Deciding on a wood joint is probably the number one decision
before starting a woodshop project.  If you have no idea of which one to 
choose, you often put off the whole project. 

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