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06-17-2019, 01:50 PM
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Yeah, making one seems to be the best option. That is a very specific use tool. I can think of a lot of things to do with the $290 it costs. That said, it is a very nice tool and a neat idea. If someone was giving them out, I would be happy to take one.
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If you were fitting things of about that size all day, it would certainly be a good tool to have. If it's only now and then, a couple of bevel gauges and an old fashioned folding rule with a sliding extended tip for inside measurements would work just fine. Or if you like templates, rip some 1/8" strips from a board, and on site trim to size with scissors and connect them together with a hot glue gun.
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Arlin,
Make your own. Piece of cake. Use the money for other things.
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I made my own from strips of 1/4" ply
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I get emails advertising these one-time tools and the price always seems outrageous. Are they worth it?
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(06-17-2019, 02:39 PM)professore Wrote: Arlin,
Make your own. Piece of cake. Use the money for other things.
Frank S in IA
^^^^^^This
(06-17-2019, 02:45 PM)Stwood_ Wrote: I made my own from strips of 1/4" ply
^^^^^^And this
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Wheaton makes one. Its fairly common and high quality. You could probably find a good one on an auction for not too much money. Its called the stair wizard.
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Oh, that would have been sooo sweet working on the van where nothing is square. I managed for a lot fewer $$$, though.
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