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Company History Great product ideas sometimes emerge when two different disciplines such as woodworking and metalworking collide. In 1986 Craig Sommerfeld was in the process of building his house and needed to find a way to attach his doweled face frames to his kitchen cabinet carcase members. A tool and die maker by trade, but a woodworker out of necessity, Craig had a problem. Not wanting to nail them on and then fill with putty, he designed and built "Craig’s Jig" which was a single-hole pocket hole jig crafted from steel and aluminum that allowed him to attach the face frames from the inside of the cabinet where the joint could be hidden from view. Encouraged by friends and co-workers, Craig built a few more jigs and set out to show them to the public at a woodworking show. What Craig found at these woodworking shows was an audience who had no knowledge of the joining method he was promoting, however they were very interested in learning about a new way to build woodworking projects. So… week after week, month after month, year after year, Craig would build his product during the week and promote them at the weekend woodworking shows. Hundreds of trade shows and thousands of demonstrations later Kreg Tool Company has emerged as the leader in Pocket Hole <strong>Tec</strong>hnology. From the manual K3 Kreg Jig® to the fully-automatic Pro Series machines, Kreg offers a simple solution that has changed the way thousands of woodworkers join wood. In 2003, Kreg diversified its product offerings by adding a category of products named Precision Measuring Systems. These products consist of a Precision Miter Gauge, Precision Band Saw Fence, and Precision Trak and Stop Kit that enable a tablesaw, band saw, and miter saw to cut more accurately and consistently than ever before. Kreg continues to be an innovator and market leader across a variety of tool categories. NEW KREG KLAMPS 2010 Some of our new items for 2010 Bench Klamps Instead of being restrained to clamping in very specific places, Klamp System components let you work wherever you need to most. Utilizing a simple technology called Inter-Lok, the Bench Klamps, available in two sizes can be quickly added almost anywhere you need it, positioned precisely, rotated 360 degrees, and – just as quickly as it was added – removed to regain your perfectly flush work surface. Add a Klamp Trak to the edge of your workbench or add a Klamp Plate to the center of your workbench, and start clamping where you’ve never been able to before. For the very first time, you can stop working around your clamps and start working with them. Heavy Duty Bench Klamp System. Add a helping hand to your workbench with our Large Bench Klamp System. This 10" x 10" x 1/4" thick sturdy steel plate is extremely rugged to handle your toughest clamping applications. Perfect for pocket hole joinery, or as a general hold-down clamp while routing, sanding, etc. Klamp Table You don’t need an army of clamps to get the job done; you just need the right ones. Our Klamp Table is the ultimate ‘helping hand’ around the workshop and the easiest way to get perfectly flush Pocket-Screw Joints, one after another. Precision Router Table A quality router table is one of the most important tools for any serious woodworker to have around the woodshop. Whether you’re routing a simple dado, putting the finishing touch on a countertop, or building an entire set of raised panel doors from scratch, the Kreg Precision Router Table – through a series of innovative new features – helps woodworkers of all levels finish projects faster, easier, and with greater precision than ever before. Precision Benchtop Router Table Whether it’s being thrown into the back of a ute on the way to the jobsite or used to save space in a small woodshop, the Precision Benchtop Router Table is the rugged and mobile solution to true precision routing. For the very first time having portability doesn’t mean giving up the precision and features of a full-sized router table. NEW 2010 NEW KREG ROUTER TABLES
INCRA MITRE EXPRESS REVIEW By Dean Bielanowski From onlinetoolreviews.com Without a doubt, the table saw is definitely the most favoured cutting machine in most woodworker's and fine furniture builder's shops. It can make numerous types of cuts, and with a good blade, can deliver smooth clean cut results. But your simple table saw and fence setup is only good for a select range of cutting tasks. Adding a mitre gauge to the mix adds another bag full of cutting abilities to the mix. But even so, there are certain cuts you simply cannot make safely with your basic table saw setup. Many woodworkers build jigs and sleds to further expand the use of their saw, but if you are like me, and would rather spend your meager amount of time allowed to you actually making projects than building jigs, a device like Incra's new Miter Express might peak your interest... Let's see what this 'tool' can do... Mitre Express So, what is it? Basically, it allows you to make cuts on your saw you probably couldn't normally make with a simple table saw setup, and it allows you to make these cuts safely. It's other major marketing standpoint is.... Well, let's find out exactly how it works, and how easy it is to assemble and use. You will need a mitre gauge to use the Mitre Express. It can accept virtually any gauge on the market that conforms to the 3/4" x 3/8" slot standard. Assembly The mitre express comes shipped in a relatively small, compact box. Once assembled however, its size is several times larger than in its packed form. Unpacking is quickly achieved as all components are bundled together well, but head straight for the printed instruction manual first to get you started with the unpacking and assembly process. Assembly will take about 20 minutes, and involves some screw-driving, mitre slot fit tuning, a couple of saw cuts, and a little more screw-driving....... Want to see the full review? go to our website: www.carbatec.com.au NEW 2010 See our website for streaming video of the Mitre Express.
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