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Thread: Info On Norm's Stile Router Table Holddown

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    Info On Norm's Stile Router Table Holddown

    Hi All,

    Was watching Norm on PBS today. He was cutting stiles on his router table. He used a Holddown that fits into the miter slot. Much more stable than using a plain old miter guage His has a quick release clamp, etc.

    Does anyone know who makes this thing, and wher I can get more info?

    Thanks,
    Pete

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    Many companies make these. They are accessories for shapers. Mine is Delta but Powermatic, Jet Grizzley and ShopFox all make one. I think Norm's is one of several types of Deltas.
    Last edited by Dar Lounsbury; 02-24-2003 at 8:52 PM.

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    Is this the jig you are asking about? If so here is some information on it.Delta Website
    Dave
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    Yes it is! -- Thanks

    Thanks!

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    > <i><font color="blue">Was watching Norm on PBS today. He was cutting stiles on his router table. He used a Holddown that fits into the miter slot. Much more stable than using a plain old miter guage His has a quick release clamp, etc. </font></i>

    > <i><font color="blue">Does anyone know who makes this thing, and wher I can get more info? </font></i>

    For your future edification, you can almost always find the answer to that sort of NYW question in the <b>Norm's Tools</b> section of my website.

    <a href=http://www.woodbutcher.net>woodbutcher.net</a>

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    Thanks Rod, I'll check it out

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    Wink For Peter and anyone else who does not know about Rod's Norm page...

    Check it out...you won't believe it.

    If you have ANY, and I do mean ANY question about Norm or NYW, Rod's our man. If he can't get (or does not already have) the answer, NOBODY can.

    Rod, I am glad you are here. I can't imagine a woodworking forum without your knowledge.

    Albany by tomorrow mornin' (another week of snow)...
    Martin, Granbury, TX
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    Question

    Where is the least expensive place to buy this shaper holddown currently?
    Jerry Doan

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    Ordered Mine From Amazon. 98.00 No Shipping Charges.

    Should have it by Friday.

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