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Now you can drill the holes at the back of the cabinet.
Be sure when you set up your jig, that the holes are an equal distance
to the edge of the jig.
When you finish this side, put the jig on the oppisite
side of the cabinet, being sure to keep the same end of the jig against
that scrap in the dado slot. It's a good idea to mark the bottom of the
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Now wasn't that easy? Don't expext to use the same jig
forever. Inspect the holes, the're probably getting worn. Don't save the
jig for the next job, make a new one.
Of course, if you'd rather just buy a jig, may
I suggest this one? |
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