Dovetail template idea

Great Idea!!!!!!!!!!!! its the best thing I have seen yet.

[email protected] wrote:
> I wrote a web application to set out and draw dovetail joint templates,
> that you can print, fold over the end of the wood and cut through to
> make the tails. Some of you may find it helpful. What do you think?
> It lives here
> http://www.blocklayer.com/Woodjoints/DovetailEng.aspx
>
> Theres other wood, roof and stair calculators there to.
>

Excellent!

I've thought about coding something similar, but it
would produce a template for a Jointech (since I own
one, but not the template package).


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J
Chandler, AZ

looks good, i'll try when my finger heals from ts accident

On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 00:13:57 -0500, W Canaday <[email protected]>
wrote:

>On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 17:47:32 -0800, greg wrote:
>
>> I wrote a web application to set out and draw dovetail joint templates,
>> that you can print, fold over the end of the wood and cut through to make
>> the tails. Some of you may find it helpful. What do you think? It lives
>> here
>> http://www.blocklayer.com/Woodjoints/DovetailEng.aspx
>>
>> Theres other wood, roof and stair calculators there to.
>
>Most excellent! Great for us newbies to at least run a few calculations
>past your gixmo and get a look at the sorts of joints the numbers point
>to. Also nice is that your calculator refuses unsolveable data.
>
>Bill

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 17:47:32 -0800, greg wrote:

> I wrote a web application to set out and draw dovetail joint templates,
> that you can print, fold over the end of the wood and cut through to make
> the tails. Some of you may find it helpful. What do you think? It lives
> here
> http://www.blocklayer.com/Woodjoints/DovetailEng.aspx
>
> Theres other wood, roof and stair calculators there to.

Most excellent! Great for us newbies to at least run a few calculations
past your gixmo and get a look at the sorts of joints the numbers point
to. Also nice is that your calculator refuses unsolveable data.

Bill