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JIGS & FIXTURES FOR THE TABLE SAW AND ROUTER^, Best of Woodworker's Journal

JIGS & FIXTURES FOR THE TABLE SAW AND ROUTER^, Best of Woodworker's Journal
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26 ingenious jig and fixture projects from the pages of Woodworker’s Journal magazine. Each project is accompanied by detailed plans, expert instructions, and helpful tips to ensure your finished project is well-built and a productive enhancement to your table saw and router. Includes technical and exloded drawings, materials lists, and more.

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