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    Re: Loser's caging

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post
    Thanks, BWT have you thought of a "Kreg Jig". I have an idea for stack-ables but I need them to look great too of the wife wont let them in the house.
    She likes your setup too but asked why were all the screws visible LOL
    http://www.kregtool.com/Pocket-Hole-Jigs-Prodlist.html Check it out, and the pocket screw is so much of a stronger hold you will only need to use half if not less screws. Though I dont know how they would hold in melomine? I am planning to build mine out of aspen planks, just need to recoup from holidays
    looks are the last thing on my mind, I don't care at all when it comes to caging lol, I figured someone could just use some pine wood filler over the screws on the front if they wanted. and the reason for all the screws...ever deal with home depot wood before? its never flat lol. its just how i build things, im sure you could use half the screws as is and be fine.

    i've never seen the kreg jig before, im sure you could find an application for it building cages, actually I can already picture how to do it in my head, heck maybe ill get one for other projects. im sure you could use it when you build your cages and make wifey happy.

    their commercial is a little hyped up but all infomercials are. i like the reenactments of gluing the wood together. also there nothing special about their screws, you can buy them at any hardware store. and it doesn't completely replace dowels and biscuits, but does for alot of things

    thx for the link tho
    Last edited by OhhWatALoser; 12-24-2010 at 10:54 AM.

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