See what AngleMag Customers are creating
and saying in the AngleMag USER'S GALLERY....Click on the Woodworking
articles to the left & right to read their REVIEWS, especially the
Canadian Woodworking Magazine at top left.
WOOD
MAGAZINE USA gave AngleMag a 5 out of 5 STAR Rating.
  
I bought the AngleMag from the open day at Trend Timber earlier this
year and I used it when making the jewellery box for my daughter.
I found the instructions clear and to the point and the tool easy to
use and very accurate. I am a
cabinetmaker by trade and I found the AngleMag enabled me to cut
the joints much quicker and more accurately than doing them freehand.
Thank you again
Bruce Frizzell
“The AngleMag is, bar none, the best
jig I have used for cutting dovetail joints. You can also use it
to
cut box, biscuit, miter, and half lapped mitre joints, as well as
straight and angled tenons. The AngleMag is great because it’s
well designed, finely machined, easy to use, and does just what it
claims to do.”
- Canadian Woodworking
" I just got off the phone with you. It is always exciting for me to
read about a new tool and AngleMAg appeals to be because it is the most
sophisticated dovetailing guide on the market that I have seen and I
like the flexibility it provides. It is a shame we didn't have a better
connection so we could talk more easily..."
- Joel Moskowitz
Needless to say ...Joel now stocks and
sells the AngleMag from his New York Store!
Visit his website to see more about the AngleMag and how to HAND CUT
DOVETAILS. He describes the AngleMag as 'THE STATE OF THE ART DOVETAIL
JIG..."
Joel, a very discerning Woodworker himself, shows step by step HAND
SAWN DOVETAILING.
http://www.toolsforworkingwood.com/indextool.mvc?prodid=MS-ANGLEMAG
http://www.toolsforworkingwood.com
http://www.antiquetools.com
"Jeff, I appreciate your direct email.
I love working with people who are excited about their products...and I
can see that you are!
Please feel free to use me as a test subject or at any capacity that I
may be able to help you I have been using the AngleMag for about a week
now.
I finally got it...the perfect hand cut dovetail! What a feeling. I was
able to finally achieve it by using the AngleMag but more importantly
the diagram in the manual that shows how to mark up … the AngleMag gave
me the confidence to know they were going to fit perfectly as long as I
cut on the edge of the line on the waste side on each cut.
I'm dying to try the inlaid dovetail...that is such a beautiful joint"
- Ron Herhuth, Woodstock, Georgia, USA
Jeff, Today I made four of the best
dovetail joints (half blind) that I have ever done, thanks to your jig.
I was no
slouch before AngleMag (henceforth to be known as BA) in my own (not so
humble) opinion, but today I cut the four, all large, all a wonderful
push
fit with zero visible clearance on all faces. This was indeed an
enjoyable
day. I don't know how I can top it! Thanks again for this great
assistant.
- Jim Jackman - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
Jeff, Perhaps you should use "AngleMag is Anglemagic" as a catchcry!.
Re half lapped, they also tend to be more stable on thick material.
- Jim Jackman - Batemans Bay, NSW, Australia
"Hi Jeff,
Just to let you know, I've completed my first dovetail joint using the
AngleMag!
I used some cheap pine, which was far easier to crush than cut with a
chisel, but it turned out ok.
I'm going to practice about a dozen more times before trying my luck
with some nice hardwood. Thanks again for you product, and your helpful
instructions."
- Liam O'Hagan
" Hi Jeff
Aplogies for bugging you Jeff, but I thought you may be interested in
my second attempt with the AngleMag.
I've joined two pieces of pine side by side with some maple
dovetail keys. It worked really well, I was a bit more careful with the
pine this time and it didn't crush as much, cutting along the grain
with the chisel certainly was cleaner.
The maple is a pleasure to work with, it's much more dense than the
pine and doesn't crush or chip. It was given to me to practice on by a
friend when I showed him the AngleMag, he's tempted to buy one too now!
I planed the edges to be joined so they were smooth and gave the
surface a quick sand when they were joined.
I'm very pleased with the result.
- Liam O’Hagan
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