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Several members make the point that it isn't the tool, but the user. But my biggest greaktrhoughs in quality of work date from aquisition of a Wixey digital angle gauge, and a Woodpecker dial gauge for aligning blade and fence to the miter slot.
The former is always handy, but I also often use the woodpecker dial gauge to keep the fence alignment just right. Reliably square, perfect cuts make assemly easy and exact. The new Wixey has an illuminated screen and is much easier to read for these old eyes.
What are the tools or accessories that really upped the woodworking game in your shop? What difference did they make in your results?
The former is always handy, but I also often use the woodpecker dial gauge to keep the fence alignment just right. Reliably square, perfect cuts make assemly easy and exact. The new Wixey has an illuminated screen and is much easier to read for these old eyes.
What are the tools or accessories that really upped the woodworking game in your shop? What difference did they make in your results?
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