blair

Jul 012007
 

Leigh Industries – the leader in precision, high quality woodworking jigs, has announced new lower prices for their most capable, most popular jigs!!

These are the best prices we’ve seen for a long time. Check our website for the new prices on the D4R Dovetail Jig and the FMT Frame, Mortise & Tenon jig.


What a great deal for Independence Day (even though they are Canadian)!!!!!

Check out the new Super Jigs for great deals! They are incredible jigs – not as versatile as the D4R , but they are close and much cheaper!

Check out Wood News for our Leigh Jig promotion next week. Blair

Jun 212007
 

The Georgia Association of Woodturner’s meets in our Seminar Room tonight at 6:30pm. They are open to visitors, so come by and check it out. Jimmy Clewes will be demonstrating.

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Jimmy is not your ordinary woodturner. Upon a first meeting one would think of him as a renegade, a free thinker and not within the stereotypical image of a woodturner. His charming British style, unending wit, creative mind and magnetic personality are only some of the attributes that make him popular in the woodturning demonstration circuit.

Our store is open until 8:00pm on Thursdays so you can do some shopping, too.

Blair

Jun 042007
 

We listed the Leigh VRS in our last catalog even though we didn’t have all of the details yet. As I blogged a few weeks ago, I visited Leigh Industries to tour the factory and see some new products, like the VRS.

Now we have the details for the VRS. There are five models.

  • The VRS D24 is $69.99 and fits the D4R (and the D4, D3, D1258R, D1258).
  • The VRS 16 is $64.99 and fits the D1600.
  • The VRS 12 is $59.99 and fits the Super 12 jig.
  • The VRS 18 is $64.99 and fits the Super 18 jig.
  • The VRS 24 is $69.99 and fits the Super 24 jig.

Wait….what’s a Super Jig? See the details here on Wednesday.

We should have them in stock in July.

Blair

Jun 012007
 

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Today’s Cool Woodworking Link is the American Association of Woodturners. The AAW was founded in 1986 and now boasts more than 13,000 members in 268 local chapters around the country.
If you are a woodturner or are interested in woodturning, the AAW is a great place to start. The AAW website has a listing of all of their local chapters. (The Georgia Association of Woodturners meets here at Highland Woodworking on the third Thursday of each month.) If you are interested, you can also find info on the annual symposium.
In addition to club information, the AAW site features want ads, forums, galleries and woodturning news.
Blair