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1. 
   webby | Jan 25, 2009 02:35am | #1

   I would vote for the varaible spacing. It really gives that custom look.

   I have the small pc and it works well however it just gives you that machine look dovetail.

   Webby 

    

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   BioHaz1906 | Jan 25, 2009 06:19am | #2

   The Leigh is VERY nice, but I would caution on the 12" one because you probably will outgrow it very quickly.  Go with the 18" for a few more dollars and you will take a long time to outgrow it and it's a nice machine too. 

   Bio

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   Cincinnati | Jan 25, 2009 05:50pm | #3

   Have you looked into the Incra Jig system for at router table. You can cut entire drawer parts and sometimes multiple drawers at same time.

   Here are a few demo videos:

   http://www.incra.com/videos/LS_PositionerRouterTableFenceSystem_Part1of3.wmv

   http://www.incra.com/videos/LS_PositionerRouterTableFenceSystem_Part2of3.wmv

   http://www.incra.com/videos/LS_PositionerRouterTableFenceSystem_Part3of3.wmv

   Greg
   Exo 35:30-35

   
   

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   Edited 1/25/2009 9:52 am by Cincinnati

4. 
   terrylee86 | Jan 25, 2009 06:23pm | #4

   Tom,
   I have both of those jigs, assuming you mean a PC4212 not 2212, and I use them both. If I am making a large run of drawers(dresser) I use the PC because it cuts pins and tails at the same time. If I am doing a few and am not in a hurry I use the Leigh superjig. The Leigh will cut half-blind dovetails, but I leave it set up for throughs. If I was buying just one I would buy the Leigh and I would but the 18". I had the 4212 before I bought the SuperJig. Cutting throughs takes a lot more time because of the router changing bits. I would also get the vacuum attachment for the SuperJig. I thought It would be in the way,but it is slick and works like a charm.

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   WillGeorge | Jan 25, 2009 09:55pm | #5

   Have Leigh stuff. Love it..

   there's about $50 difference, but the Leigh gives you variable spacing. I say no more if you EVER want variable spacing.