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Old 08-25-2008, 12:36 PM   1 links from elsewhere to this Post. Click to view. #1
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G'day all,
As regular member would know, my Dad is blind and loves his wood work.
I bought him a Random Orbital Sander for Fathers Day (Which I must get in the post ASAP). and to help him align the paper with the plattern I knocked up this little jig to include for him.
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You don't have to be blind to appreciate that gadget. That is something you should market !
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Does you brain ever take a rest........I'm sure your Dad will appreciate that very much.
Nice job JohnB.
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Agree. It's the simple ideas that leave me scratching my head thinking, "Why didn't I think of that"!
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what a great idea John B that is so kewl
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You don't have to be blind to appreciate that gadget. That is something you should market !
I agree, that is neat!
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My hats off to you John on this one , I can see that this would be handy for anyone that has this kind of sander !! Marshall
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Thanks everyone.

I enjoy making jigs and patterns (Not Scrolling ones). I think I like the challenge of trying to make something useful for the shed, and something that makes life just a little bit easier.

If I patent it and sell enough I just may be able to buy one of those magnificent pieces of art that Kevin so kindly showed us LOL
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What a cool idea!
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I always have a ton of trouble lining up my sandpaper disk. What a great idea JohnB! I just might have to build a jig myself.
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