I thought this was ingenious..

[Caspar Hauser]

I'm sure that this has been brought to the Forum's attention before but I just came across it and thought it was ingenious. Now if I only could find the time to make one.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciXplz3SrMk

[John Bell]

Great find! I love it :)

[Bill Huber]

That guy is something else, have you seen his box joint jig.... its awesome.

[Jamie Buxton]

I'd have thought that play in the drawer slides would be an issue. Perhaps the weight of the machine preloads the slides to remove the play?

[Myk Rian]

I'd have thought that play in the drawer slides would be an issue. Perhaps the weight of the machine preloads the slides to remove the play?
He smushed them in the vise to get the play out of the slides.

[Julian Nicks]

That has to be one of the finest handmade wooden machines I have seen.

[David G Baker]

Awesome!!!!

[Kris Koenig]

That has to be one of the finest handmade wooden machines I have seen.

His website has a lot of cool things on it.

http://woodgears.ca/index.html

He updates it every Monday.

Kris

[Mark Norman]

Simply fabulous! I just spent an hour on his website. I realy like the cnc for his burr puzzles.

[Paul Ryan]

That machine will give David Mark's multirouter and run for its money. And a heck of a lot cheaper.

[Jim Kountz]

That is amazing, his box joint jig is the best Ive ever seen!! Makes me wonder though if a more advanced computer could do the moves automatically. Like timed or something. The motor moves, waits 4-5 seconds for you to make the cut then moves to the next location.
Awesome stuff though!!

[Colin Giersberg]

He has a unique talent that is amazing.

[Greg Hines, MD]

Very impressive. It is very similar to the MultiRouter that Marks uses, though I must confess, I like the idea of moving the router a bit more than moving the workpiece. I don't know why, but it seems easier. I also really like the lever that he uses to control the X and Y axes.

Doc

[Peter Pedisich]

Yes, that is brilliant.
It's nice to see someone applying that kind of creativity and thought into Woodworking tools.

[Ray Frederick]

I just wasted an hour on the gentleman's website, wow. What great ingenuity, the slot mortiser was fantastic.

[John Jendro]

They had something like that in either Shop Notes or Woodsmith. I want to build one someday.

John

[Jack Gaskins]

Some tool company needs to hire this guy and quick so he can make his jigs out of qaulity metals and get them on the market. I know I would buy them!:D