jig for scarfing ply with a router

[hank woll]

hello folks-i'm looking for an article that was in w.b. a while back about this jig for scarfing -can't find it in the issues i,ve looked in yet -anyone have a clue what issue it was in?-thanks

[hank woll]

hello folks-i'm looking for an article that was in w.b. a while back about this jig for scarfing -can't find it in the issues i,ve looked in yet -anyone have a clue what issue it was in?-thanks

[hank woll]

hello folks-i'm looking for an article that was in w.b. a while back about this jig for scarfing -can't find it in the issues i,ve looked in yet -anyone have a clue what issue it was in?-thanks

[Thad]

Don't have that answer, but it's the John Henry Company, PO Box 7473-WB, Spanish Fort, AL 36577. 334-626-2288 scarffer@bellsouth.net

[Thad]

Don't have that answer, but it's the John Henry Company, PO Box 7473-WB, Spanish Fort, AL 36577. 334-626-2288 scarffer@bellsouth.net

[Thad]

Don't have that answer, but it's the John Henry Company, PO Box 7473-WB, Spanish Fort, AL 36577. 334-626-2288 scarffer@bellsouth.net

[ken mcclure]

Issue 106, page 31.

[ken mcclure]

Issue 106, page 31.

[ken mcclure]

Issue 106, page 31.

[capt jake]

Sorry folk, The John Henrey co. is an attatchment for a powere plane, NOT a router. Seems to me there was a post, I will look in the old 'e-mail'.
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/smile.gif
Can't find the file off hand. Seems to me it came from palisfino (sp?) He posts hre often. He sent me a drawing of such a jig for a router.
I baought a Makita power plane in anticipation of buying the John Henry jig. This to me seemed to be the better way of approaching this issue. I picked up the larger (can't remember the model #) planer from a local rental firm. Only paid $75 (new $250+). A little TLC and I am off an running!
Happy scarfing !! http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by capt jake (edited 02-06-2002).]

[capt jake]

Sorry folk, The John Henrey co. is an attatchment for a powere plane, NOT a router. Seems to me there was a post, I will look in the old 'e-mail'.
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/smile.gif
Can't find the file off hand. Seems to me it came from palisfino (sp?) He posts hre often. He sent me a drawing of such a jig for a router.
I baought a Makita power plane in anticipation of buying the John Henry jig. This to me seemed to be the better way of approaching this issue. I picked up the larger (can't remember the model #) planer from a local rental firm. Only paid $75 (new $250+). A little TLC and I am off an running!
Happy scarfing !! http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by capt jake (edited 02-06-2002).]

[capt jake]

Sorry folk, The John Henrey co. is an attatchment for a powere plane, NOT a router. Seems to me there was a post, I will look in the old 'e-mail'.
http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/smile.gif
Can't find the file off hand. Seems to me it came from palisfino (sp?) He posts hre often. He sent me a drawing of such a jig for a router.
I baought a Makita power plane in anticipation of buying the John Henry jig. This to me seemed to be the better way of approaching this issue. I picked up the larger (can't remember the model #) planer from a local rental firm. Only paid $75 (new $250+). A little TLC and I am off an running!
Happy scarfing !! http://media5.hypernet.com/~dick/ubb/smile.gif

[This message has been edited by capt jake (edited 02-06-2002).]

[Steve Lansdowne]

Do a forum search under "scarfing jig" for some ideas.

[Steve Lansdowne]

Do a forum search under "scarfing jig" for some ideas.

[Steve Lansdowne]

Do a forum search under "scarfing jig" for some ideas.