A Thank You to Peter Parfitt

[Brent Taylor]

I was in the shop this morning working on a wall shelf project & started to rout the keyholes to hang this piece, I needed to rout 8 key holes quickly & at the same level. Remembered Peter's circle jig w/ the coping rings & off to scrap bin to make a jig. I think the whole keyhole part took less time than it's taking me to type this thanks. Once again Thank You Peter & keep up the good work, You inspire & educate me weekly, and old dog can still learn new tricks. Brent Taylor

 

[EV]

Have you got a link to the jig?

Regards

EV

 

[Stone Message]

Hi Brent

I have only just seen this - many thanks.

I am glad that it worked out. I am not sure which video gave you the idea otherwise I would answer EV's question.

Peter

 

[Greg M]

I've said it before but it's always good to say it again.

Peter, I look forward to getting the notification that you've done another video.  Thank you for the time and effort that you put into them.

 

[Stone Message]

Many thanks Greg.

I think that the video that Brent mentions is probably this one:



I have done several other videos that show the guide bush set including some demonstrating different types of trammel.

I forgot to say that I now use these with the OF1010 using the Leigh guide bush adapter.

Peter

 

[ali]

I think I remember reading Big Norm was a hero of Peter's but I really don't think he knows how big a hero he is to his countless viewers all over the world.

Peter Parfitt has helped me and so many others build a workshop, buy the right tools and create work that provides us either a living or for enjoyment (or even both!). You can never say thank you enough to someone who teaches you a living, who shows you a way to work and I for one and extremely grateful to him for all his help, advice and wisdom.

I have bought a lot of the kit featured on Peter's videos, unsurprisingly after spending many hours watching his videos again and again. But it is not just about buying the tools or using the videos just as a review, the real learning is done from watching other people work and their system of work. I greatly look forward to seeing the next New Brit Workshop video.