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For those who missed it, today is the last day to get the new Simple CenterLine Finder for $44 + $5 shipping(48 states). Tomorrow it goes to $59! This is just a reminder. Thanks for all who made this a very successful jig.


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If you are using a mac or firefox browser, you will not be able to order it from the site. Just send me an email to tracy AT luthiersuppliers.com, and I can send you a Paypal invoice.
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Better get one at the discounted price while you can. This is a really cool jig! And Tracy's service is about as good as it gets!

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Tracy, I just tried to purchase one but your web site would not allow me to view my shopping cart. Anyhow, I'll take one if I can figure out how.

Well Tracy, it is pretty amazing what happens when I really read something. Sorry bout that as you say right in your post that Firefox users will not get it to work. I switched to the other brand momentarily and completed the order. Thanks very much and I'm looking forward to trying your tool. I do have an idea or two for a usable attachment to this thing so if it works out I'll be in touch.John How38979.6945601852

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...and I usually do all of my Christmas shopping on Christmas Eve too! Nothing like the excitement of waiting until the last minute. Thanks Tracy.
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Tracy is a Number one in my book! Received mine and they work GREAT! Thanks for the scribers too!

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Thanks Dave & Dave! I'm honored by your kind words, much appreciated. John & Tony, got your orders, I appreciate the support, and I hope you find the jig useful!. I was doing some testing last night on mine...my wife has those stretch tubing that you use for exercising, like surgical tubing. I took just a tiny piece off and put it on the plastic rods, and it really helps hold the jig on tighter. So if anyone has access to surgical tubing it will help keep it on tighter. I would love to see pics of ways to modify this jig once you all get it. Thanks everyone!
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Tracy, I tried to add one to my cart, and all it did was take me to the top of the page. I'd like to buy one if its still possible.

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Tracy, I just ordered one and PayPal worked AOK for me, it loves to eat my money.

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Got you taken care of, and Mike, I'm so glad Paypal is good at eating money
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[QUOTE=LuthierSupplier] So if anyone has access to surgical tubing it will help keep it on tighter.[/QUOTE]
How about the clear plastic tubing from the hardware store?


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Carlton,
I think that will work, but I haven't tested it. Once someone sees the size of the plastic dowel, they can get a good idea of the size of tubing they need. Thanks for the suggestion!
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Got mine--can't wait to see it!
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Mine came yesterday --- I'm excited to try it out! Thanks, Tracy!
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You bet Kelby! I look forward to hearing your comments after using it. Thanks for your business!
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