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   Joined: Apr '10
   Posts: 171

   Oct. 11, 08 - 10:48PM

   Where do you order your brass bars from?

   Submitted: Tall Man

   # Posted 1 year ago
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   Editor
   

   Editor
   Joined: Apr '10
   Posts: 80

   Oct. 12, 08 - 10:02AM

   Here are three options for you...
   
   Lee Valley's Veritas® Set-Up Blocks

   These are aluminum instead of brass, but do the same thing. The set also includes a large steel 1-2-3 block, which helps you on set ups that are larger than 1/2-in.

   Rockler Precision Brass Setup Bars

   Woodcraft Supply Whiteside 5 Piece Brass Set-up Gauges

   George Vondriska, Editor

   # Posted 1 year ago
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   Terry W.
   

   new member
   Joined: Mar '10
   Posts: 2

   How about this for $8.99 or you can get the bigger 4" set for $12.99. I just ordered a set...

   http://www.hartvilletool.com/sphider/search.php?query=r9800&results=10&search=1&postUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.hartvilletool.com%2Fsphider%2Finclude%2Fjs_suggest%2Fsuggest.php&phpself=%2Findex.php

   There is a fine line between eroticism and nausea...

   # Posted 1 year ago
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   ghs4279
   

   junior member
   Joined: Jan '11
   Posts: 6

   I use pulley keys. They must be dimensionally correct. They are very inexpensive and can be purchased in a hardware store.

   Life is too important to take seriously.

   # Posted 1 year ago
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   Gary D.
   

   member
   Joined: Feb '10
   Posts: 11

   I have the Whiteside set. They are probably the most used tool in my shop other than the table saw. I couldn't live without them.

   # Posted 1 year ago

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