Delta 34-183 Tenoning Jig $56.29

[Jeffrey Schronce]

As noted above. Includes shipping.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&keywords=B00004TD3O%20&tag=wwwemcadjusti-20&index=blended&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325

[Mark Engel]

Well that stinks!

I wanted to sell my 34-182. It looks like it has just been devalued.

You snooze, you lose, I guess. ;)

[glenn bradley]

I have the Jet / Powermatic version that I got on sale for $60 and feel it was well worth that price. If you're in the market, I'd take it.

[Craig D Peltier]

Thanks for the link.After spending 30 minutes reading reviews I went with a grizzly for about same price.I was looking for a tenon jig.

[Bob Wingard]

Thanx .. just ordered one .. I've been wanting to build one of these ..


http://www.eaglelakewoodworking.com/index.htm?videos.htm

[Tim Malyszko]

I bought the 34-183 last time it was on sale at Amazon for $50 and I use it all the time. The combination of my mortiser and this tenoning jig has given me the ability to easily make M&T joints in places that I otherwise would have used biscuits. At $56, it is well worth the price.

[Denny Rice]

I don't know what happened, I had this tenoning jig in my shopping cart at the sale price of 56.29 and within 20 minutes of placing in my cart the price suddenly jumped to over 106.00 for the same jig. I called Amazon with no luck. They would not make good on the price.:mad:

[Anthony Anderson]

Denny, I know it can be frustrating, but the original thread was posted in almost three months ago. When Amazon drops an item to a low price, they only drop the price for a short time, and you have to jump quick. The $106 price is way too high and it will drop in price again. Regards, Bill



I don't know what happened, I had this tenoning jig in my shopping cart at the sale price of 56.29 and within 20 minutes of placing in my cart the price suddenly jumped to over 106.00 for the same jig. I called Amazon with no luck. They would not make good on the price.:mad:

[Jeff Raymond]

I've got the older version of this, which appears to be a bit heavier duty than the one pictured. It's a handy jib, but you have to remember to clamp that mother hard...and use a backing piece to avoid ripouts.