Mini pictures of the MASCUT 1.0 wood jig

Having a more precise
operation in woodworking becomes really interesting when many discover that much of the pleasure is in the (production mode). This isn't meant to sound clever, but once the system, or once an operation starts to produce things, people like the rhythm, the pulse and the timing. They also like the feel and sight of everything working. At times, and with things all running in sync, a machine operator is like a kid sledding, where no matter what is going on all around, the machine is working right and, consequently some don't want to see it stop.

We have to see smaller in order to get bigger.

To begin to be more productive we need to practice being more precise, and the best and simplest way is to use jigs and to learn to use precision instruments. Two of the most important tools are the micrometer and the caliper. Now, with the development of an easier to use digital calipers on the market, woodworkers can see smaller and then begin to make bigger. Sometimes, when working in a smooth operation where there are few mistakes it becomes enjoyable, and you even wish that you could play on.

A good operation, especially a safe one, is almost like a playground for some, where time seems surreal, and productivity is almost effortless. That is the goal. Another level of woodworking productivity begins with instruments that are more precise, guaranteeing better results without the risk of guessing.

Most people who buy
tools don't consider that machines are a means to a certain goal; which is a smooth operation with the least amount of effort and mistakes. Many who work with tools know, that this is a noble, productive way to spend time, and to "Make hay." For many that goal is also to make work more agreeable, especially more predictable using those well built, long sought after machines and tools. With all of these "factors" covered, and by integrating predictable jigs and precision principles the result is integral...leading to predictable, more effortless, tradable products that many people need, and yet still can't find.

Technical schools, trade schools; Want to mass produce
furniture, crafts? Inquire about the Mascut 1.0

When you need a device to make components accurately
and consistently, with precision, now it's possible.

You have to have an eye for even the
most creepy productive stuff.....

Two great Jigs....
Make more than one, consistently accurate? The Mascut 1.0
Cutting edge box joint jig? The Minnie Cut.

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Besides our downloadable e-books and manuals, we have two popular wood jigs....
The Mascut....Makes box joints and....A duplication system, and DVD,
e-books, manuals, and more.
The Minnie Cut....Makes box joints, and CD
books, manuals.

Start a production line with a Mascut.....Sell at Flea Markets too....see below.
NOTE: The Mascut ~New and Improved~ is our duplication/ and
box joint jig for making accurate, interchangeable parts in volume, on your saw.
The Minnie Cut is strictly for box joints.

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Order the jig, get the system, produce in volume.
"Ingenious Machines and Methods" now included on CD along
with the Mascut 1.0 manual and DVD... ORDERING
Click on a picture below...

Save resources......Make things in volume! 30 day guarantee on all jigs!

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Henry Ford said...."Whenever people learn to become
self-sustaining on farms or in small rural communities, then industry will seek
out these communities. Industry will follow people to the smaller
towns and many of our problems will be solved."...April 1934.

What this might have meant was "If they knew how to earn
a living other than farming, then the cities would not have been so
crowded with job seekers. Henry Ford started out as a sawyer on a farm.
Read "Ingenious Machines and Methods."

If you have the shop and some machines, then you need
a system. Getting started is the tough part....
start with a Mascut 1.0 wood jig.

Want to sell your woodworking projects at a
neighborhood fair, market, or craft shows?
Then you need a device to make components accurately
and consistently, with precision, and now it's possible.
Below is just a small example of thousands of places
to sell your woodworking's, inventions, furniture if
you can mass produce them. See below for details....

ORDERING Mascut 1.0 by Credit Card or...Paypal
24/7 Online.... begin doing volume work in a few days....

Rustbelt resident pens e-books including
"IMM" about mass production..

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Start your own production line with a "Mascut" duplication and box joint jig
for making accurate, interchangeable parts in volume, on your saw.
The "Minnie Cut" is only for box joints.

Want to sell your woodworking's at a swap meet?
Below is just a small example of thousands of places
to sell your woodworking's, inventions, furniture if
you can mass produce them. See below for details....

Maybe one of the few alternative to Walameratopia....

To some, Wal-ameratizing their country town has it's plus's and minus's.
The minus's are that they don't put a lot of initial joy into the existing merchants, and they really keep most people dependent on current day economies without much need to begin, improve, or expand, or advance our domestic manufacturing supply lines and systems. In fact, some go out of business and don't have the resources to diversify and challenge some of the micro-automated practices of the big box warehouses. In fact, as you probably know, they displace a majority of certain types of local businesses, and replace them with franchises run from a central command of economic experts, many from another state. This often concerns the local, established business people when many of the future decisions in their new, up and coming economy are made by the highly motivated, highly determined production specialists the local people don't really know.

"Now! Why didn't I think of this! A wonderful Idea, Can't wait to get set-up".
THANKS! Thomas....N.J. Satisfied Customer comment about the MASCUT 1.0

About the town markets...

The town markets mostly passed out of existence because around the middle of the 20th
Century (mid 1900's) and a whole new "economy of scale" was introduced which had worldwide possibilities for the brilliant and determined production specialists across America. That was a good thing. It helped to develop mass markets of enormous surplus and profits which benefited the whole system. We didn't have to worry about what some of the third world countries had to tolerate, and with all of the profits, we overcame extended poverty and built an entire middle class. Now, as many know, because of numerous factors, town markets are again returning to protect towns that are too small for a Wal-ameritopia yet not willing to let the retailer move in and begin an entirely different economy based upon an "economy of scale" which is now large portion of imported, merchandise. How do some cities begin to battle the corporate invasion?

Knowing that the community can use a Muti-funtional market, they build "Festival Marts" like they did for thousands of years in Europe. In Ohio for example, they have "Jungle Jim's" with 6 acre's of stores! Around some of these markets they even build hotels and car lots, book stores, even recreation theme parks. They sell furniture, they are an outlet for innovators and skilled craftsman who can add a variety of products, but only if they know how to make things in a little higher volume. Pretty soon, I will predict, the Jungle Jim off- shoot products will appear... "Jim's" clothing, foods, "Jungle Jim's" manufacturing facilities and a whole new economy spreading even into a broader, more national scope.

Woodworkers might want to expand their abilities then to mechanize their rooms full of idle
machines....that's the idea behind the Mascut...Mass-Cut.

Country Markets can turn into theme-topia

Canton Texas has a huge Flea Market called First Monday.
It is the oldest and largest flea market in America. This Flea Market generates
so much profit that the town has no real estate taxes!
It has approximately 100 Acres, about 4,000 Vendors.
It averages 100,000 monthly visitors in the slow season, and 300,000
monthly visitors April, May, June, October, November , and December.
It has 6 Motels in the vicinity, and about 90 Bed And Breakfasts.
It also has 20 RV Parks in the area.

Here are just a few more giant flea markets...

California - Orange County Market
Place- Costa Mesa California.

1,000 vendors, 15,000 daily shoppers,
50 Food vendors.....
Website....
http://www.ocmarketplace.com

California - Rose Bowl Flea Market - Pasedena California.

Huge-2,200 Vendors.
50,000 shoppers daily average.

San Jose Flea Market - San Jose California.
California's largest farmer's market, open since 1960,
new and used goods.
2,600 Vendors in 8 miles of alleys 120 Acres
35 Restaurants. Website.... http://www.sjfm.com/

The Memphis Flea Market - Memphis Tennessee.
Mid-South Fairgrounds, 955
Early Maxwell Blvd.
1000 Vendors, 20,000 -
25,000 shoppers ....
Website http://www.memphisfleamarket

Many of these events are perfect for selling things you create.
Many states have hundreds of locations to sell.....

Just some of our many great customers......
see more on our home page too...

"Thanks a million for a well packaged item, and I'll be checking back in
with you again soon for other great items. Good Company, will buy again"
Shawn....New England

"Now! Why didn't I think of this! A wonderful Idea, Can't wait to get set-up".
THANKS! Thomas....N.J. Satisfied Customer comment about the MASCUT 1.0

It is the acquisition of skills in particular, irrespective of
their utility, that is potent in making life meaningful. Since
man has no inborn skills, the survival of the species has depended
on the ability to acquire and perfect skills. Hence the mastery
of skills is a uniquely human activity and yields deep satisfaction.
~Eric Hoffer~

MASCUT? Begin doing volume work in a few days....
What some farmers do in mid-winter? Inventing, crafting, woodworking.

America needs to mount a network of communication in which �speak to each other.�
Ben Franklin called it "Voluntary Association." Making available unique, useful and
productive ideas and techniques. Otherwise, our communities, our self determination, our tax base is
insecure. Economists, engineers, inventors and manufacturers need to
share issues and ideas.

The Mascut 1.0 is actually a "duplication" device. Invent something, and use this jig to easily
duplicate it. Of course you do need a table saw. This is not simply an adjustable cutoff fixture.
It can be, but it's way more. It is a simple, precise, gauging system that is the answer to having
to make any adjustments. Adjustments take more time. It has memory, so you have less to
remember, and adjust.

"A weaker dollar should boost foreign consumers' purchases
of U.S. goods by making those goods more affordable abroad."
F. Reserve article from 7/2007.
( link posted 12/2007)...More Here