I love my Leigh. There's a lot of parts in the box to assemble, maybe
the sheer number of parts is overwhelming to some.

There's a good manual that comes with it. I didn't read it cover to
cover, just the parts relevant to what I wanted to do. This of course
is through dovetails to make some drawers. After a while I wanted to
do sliding dovetails. No problem. Read the relevant section.

And so on. This jig can do a lot, or as little as you want. And you
can add different template guides to make other kinds of joints. It's
really very versatile. As much or as little as you want.


On Thu, 25 Sep 2003 16:07:41 GMT, "William R. Hopcraft"
wrote:

I'm thinking about taking the plunge a buying a Leigh D4 dovetail jig. I've
seen demonstrations at shows and like the design and features. About the
only thing that worries me is how many of these things show up on ebay with
a description like 'only used once or twice'. Makes me wonder if people
hate these things after they buy them. anybody out there have any thoughts?