Woodworking Jigs & Things
I put these pages together as a reminder to myself in case of a fire or some
other loss. As any woodworker knows it is great to have the finest machinery
money can buy, but some of us don't have the resources to fill our shop from
a bottomless billfold. After a visit from my insurance man I did some serious
thinking about what was really covered by insurance. Yes, all that pretty
machinery is covered and will be replaced, but what about my jigs and
homemade tools? What about that special pattern that only gets used once a
year. Will I even remember I had it, or do I have to start from square one. So
I will use these pages as a reference should a catastrophe occur. If you find
anything here that will work for you, feel free to revise and make it work for
your own application.
other loss. As any woodworker knows it is great to have the finest machinery
money can buy, but some of us don't have the resources to fill our shop from
a bottomless billfold. After a visit from my insurance man I did some serious
thinking about what was really covered by insurance. Yes, all that pretty
machinery is covered and will be replaced, but what about my jigs and
homemade tools? What about that special pattern that only gets used once a
year. Will I even remember I had it, or do I have to start from square one. So
I will use these pages as a reference should a catastrophe occur. If you find
anything here that will work for you, feel free to revise and make it work for
your own application.
