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Dan Pennington - Posted - 09/08/2013: 07:51:59
If you're a DIY tools, jigs, and fixtures geek like me, you'll like this place a lot!!
homemadetools.net/category/woodworking
nograss5150 - Posted - 09/08/2013: 08:19:09
Dan, thanks for the heads up. I'm not quite a geek about these things but that one went to my saved file. joe :-)
Dan Drabek - Posted - 09/08/2013: 09:57:35
Wow, that's a great site Dan. I could get buried in it for hours.
DD
RBuddy - Posted - 09/08/2013: 11:43:45
I just did! Took 3 hours just to drill through Frank Fords contributions. Better than going to the movies.
Thanks Dan, maybe.
Brian
rudy - Posted - 09/08/2013: 12:12:58
Interesting site with lots of good information, but a lot of it seems to be possibly done by data mining. All of the Frank Ford tools really just re-direct your browser to Frets.com. When you click a phot notice the re-direct URL at the bottom. Several other items I checked did the same thing, linking you to Lumberjocks, woodgears, etc.
It is useful to use as a search engine, since the photos are displayed and might alert you to a site that you were unfamiliar with.
Edited by - rudy on 09/08/2013 12:16:55
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