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Bruce Dickey
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I thought this rendition of ToddStock, copied from a jig by Marty McClary post on MIMF 2002. I was hoping Todd would show us some pics of the inside of the jig, exploded view.

I really like this one Todd. The McClary version is similar but apparently lacks the chute where you are sliding the fretboard blank? Am I seeing a carrier board which keeps the fretboard in position? Double sided tape? Thanks for reviewing this jig for us, bd.




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I'd really like to know more about this jig too, it doesn't seem to take a lot of room, is there any measurements relative as to how to build this that's available Bruce or Todd?
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This is similar to Craig Holden's jig. You really should check out what he has going on. It is really slick.

I have one and love it.


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Thanks guys!
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