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Woodworking Videos...
Some pretty amazing.
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Check out the .... spider robot this man built.
Or, see more at Youtube about our Table saw jig

*Or, see more at Youtube about our Table saw jig*	*Check out the .... spider robot this man built.*
Euro-guy built a car from wood.	*Check out the spider robot this man built!*
*Handgun that is as powerful as Whoa!*	*Duplicate with a table saw*
This table opens like a puzzle.	*Slitting logs and mill work....interesting!*
*This kid has some awesome shoe lifts!*	*Clamp It Assembly Squares*

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Video. Usually it works smoothly though.

"At all times it is better to have a method."
We could be doing a 1,500 piece puzzle, but that
doesn't improve our production methods......

Woodworking tools were almost always thought of as a
pastime. Consequently most of the tools and machines along with
their instructions and capabilities haven't gone beyond being used
for pastimes, or hobbies and wood crafting...until Woodjig.com
Those who build jigs and who discover how to automate begin to
see their machines for what they really are: a means to do things
better, more volume, and more efficient methods.

Another woodworking plan
using jigs, and old, but never forgotten principles.
Woodworking ideas discovered by

If you visit a lot of shops in the country, the majority of them are
created as a pastime, for an occasional furniture project, or cabinets.
Many tool owners don't realize though, that most machines were ideas,
originally designed to serve an economic purpose. The main purpose
of the machines used in an original machine shop of a watchmaker for example,
was to hold accuracy and precision, so that there was much less continual,
repetitive hand and finishing, fitting, and inspection work. The point is that
we have so many inactive woodshop machines, and an engineer looks at them as "Idle
assets" and that the original intention has been deserted.

You've surely heard of the wife that said...."Do
we really need that new machine?"

It often takes a lifetime for
those with the machines to take hold of, or have in- depth clarity about what machines
are capable of; volume. It is volume and surplus that is the means to an end in the view
of an engineer, or a machinist who also spends a lot of time trying to make woodcrafts.
Everything else, all the other opinions about how to use machines, what they
were bought for or used for are personal opinion. Some just like machines for a pastime.
Others use them to practice making things that are high quality, and others are pastime uses,
or hobbies, or only occasional use. These are sentimentalities. Yet there are still many
mechanically inclined people with "Hobby" or occasional use that would like to move
their hobby a step further and know volume techniques learned by jig makers and
engineers.

In the past, we were
overloaded with sources of techniques, but these sources were often inaccessible,
disconnected, or buried in variety and overload of opinion, or just not
available anywhere. With the internet, more dialog, and discoveries will allow
this to be turned around. Those interested in producing things in volume can then
become familiar with the principles which create a surplus, not merely
using all machines as a pastime. After building close to 200 table saw jigs
you hear stories about how little we know about machines and methods, and
how important it is for more discovery, more clarity, and some execution.
Sentimentalities like...do this with your hobby, or that, or don't share too much,
or learn only from my source, or that source almost becomes secondary. More people need
to discover more about jigs and advanced techniques....there's lot's of idle machines.
An economist calls it "Idle Capital."

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Ideas+Real Tools+Visual Tools = Motion

Read below about a town that has no real estate taxes because of the work
of the crafters, the innovators, and the dealers at their massive flea market.

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~

Want to sell your woodworking projects at a neighborhood fair, market, or at craft shows?
Then you need a device to make components accurately and consistently, with precision. You can
even  start by learning to make box joints. All across the country there are thousands of places to
sell your woodworking products, your inventions, and furniture; if you can mass produce them.
A knowledge of jigs is required for making accurate, interchangeable parts in volume, on
your saw.

Want to sell your woodshop projects at a swap meet? Again, there are lots of places but
only if you can make them in volume, and efficiently, and that takes a knowledge of jigs.
Especially the woodworking beginner.

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*This town has no real estate taxes because of the dealers at their
massive flea market...Read below.

Canton Texas is a busy place. It 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.

What some farmers do in mid-winter?
Inventing, crafting, woodworking.

Automate, then export...Read more at Export.gov
A producer yet? Possibly promote your woodworking plans
oversees at .....U.S export

"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

A producer yet? Possibly creat and promote
your woodworking ideas oversees. Read more at U.S export

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A gateway... mastering your saw...Yep!
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