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   SSober | Dec 29, 2002 01:13am | #1

   Hi Steve,

      I have owned one for many years and love it. It is quick to set up for almost any joint cutting opperation, particularly easy for compound mortice and tennon joints for chairs. It has made furniture production in my shop a pleasure and I would'nt want to be without it. I did not recieve kickbacks for this testimonial.

        Sincerely,

            Scott Sober

    Cyma Furniture Design

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   silver77 | Dec 29, 2002 01:17am | #2

   Sounds good...what is a multi router??

   cheers, silver

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   TomMGTC | Dec 29, 2002 01:25am | #4

   Her you go http://www.thejdscompany.com/Multi.htmTom

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   user-20421 | Dec 29, 2002 01:57am | #8

   I tried calling to order one only to find out that they are closed for the Holiday until Jan 3rd.

   Steve

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   silver77 | Jan 08, 2003 04:32am | #9

   Thanks for the link!

   silver

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   user-20421 | Dec 29, 2002 01:48am | #6

   Silver,

   It is a router that uses templates for mortise and tenon joints made by the JDS Company in South Carolina.  It lists for about $2,400.00.

   Steve

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   user-20421 | Dec 29, 2002 01:45am | #5

   SSOBER,

   Thanks for your reply.  I have the video and it sure has impressed me.  I will order one next week.  Thanks.

   Steve

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   TomMGTC | Dec 29, 2002 01:19am | #3

   I built my own version of the multi router because I couldn't afford the JDS and I wish I had either built or purchased one years ago. It makes compound mortise and tenon joinery simple and it is easy to set up and easy to build jigs for odd shaped peices for loose tenon joints. Suffice it to say I love mine.

   Tom
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   user-20421 | Dec 29, 2002 01:55am | #7

   Thanks.