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Board Jack

comments (2) May 16th, 2011 in Jigs

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This is my board jack, also known as a bench slave. I made it out of scrap wood and have found it very useful. It's free standing, easy to adjust to any level and can support alot of weight. I got the design from a Frank Klaus video.

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WoodisMe writes: Great Jig. My father was a carpenter trained in Europe and he used something very similar to this for many years .. back when in small towns, they made all their own window and door frames. Great memory for me - and a very useful jig!!

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Posted: 11:26 pm on October 21st