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Recent comments
Re: A Move Tool Exercise
Excellent tutorial, thank you. I woulda muddled through, but learned a coupla important things watching your tutorial video (e.g., didn't realize the Move tool had Rotate capability built-in!).
posted: 5:57 am on November 4thThanks again, videos like this are a real service to the community.
Re: Shop-Made Marking Gauges Simplify Layout
@Luis -- Not true. You could attach the blade to the body at any angle, and it wouldn't matter because the blade overhang is referenced to the back edge of the body and the body dimensions are constant; therefore the blade overhang is constant. Make one, you'll see for yourself. JBH
posted: 5:14 am on June 18th