Lbob131 said:$2900 for a small piece of flat aluminimum.
With a few holes drilled in it.
DeformedTree said:Well, someone had to design it, get into production, etc. I doubt they sell a whole lot of them.
Like anything, the price is pretty darn high. But if you decided "I can make that" and set out on coming up with the whole thing from scratch and having someone fabricate them for you, you would probably turn around and just decide you should have just paid 2900 and move on.
It's clear though that the timberframing industry accepts these prices.
Cheese said:I'm still waiting on a response about the 20 mm router bit shank diameter. What router does that bit fit?
Svar said:Lignatool jig seems more advanced then Arunda. Indeed a steep price for what TWT sells. However, being structural construction joint can't imagine what paperwork and approval process might be cost wise.
Indestructible! [big grin] They make it sound like it's Unobtainium. Frankly, I'd prefer aluminum. No load on it to speak of and easier on cutter in case of a mishap.Cheese said:ARUNDA jigs are made of indestructible galvanized steel, not light materials such as aluminum.
Svar said:Indestructible! [big grin] They make it sound like it's Unobtainium. Frankly, I'd prefer aluminum. No load on it to speak of and easier on cutter in case of a mishap.Cheese said:ARUNDA jigs are made of indestructible galvanized steel, not light materials such as aluminum.
Michael Kellough said:So, [member=44099]Cheese[/member] what about those 1-1/2” tall drawer faces?
Bohdan said:Cheese said:I'm still waiting on a response about the 20 mm router bit shank diameter. What router does that bit fit?
They have an extension adapter that fits your router. Kind of defeats the 20mm shank concept.