Woodsmith’s 25th anniversary issue contained an article about the Keller dovetail jig. I’d be interseted in hearing from owners/users of the jig about it’s ease of use and accuracy.
Thanks in advance!!
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Dave
I have the Keller Journeyman for through D/T's on carcasses on donation jobs. I cannot speak for the more expensive Keller that does half D/T's. I do everything but the throughs on give-a-way projects by hand.
The Journeyman is simple and easy to use. The results are excellent if you want the look of machine cut D/T's and that's a personal choice.
Regards...
sarge..jt
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