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Fixed Foot for Frame-X Work Frame
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A few years ago, my brother bought me a Frame X work frame to replace a battered old Workmate that had seen better days.
I've used it constantly since then and, whilst not as conveniently portable, it has a versatility unmatched by the B&D original that it replaced. Part of this is the way it can be used in different orientations according to the needs of the job in hand. Personally, I can't speak highly enough of the design. Sadly, it seems they no longer make or sell them. But I thoroughly recommend you look one up to see what you're missing!
But, back to the plot... A few years back I was trimming a door bottom for one of my neighbours. Unfortunately I misjudged the blade path of my Skil Saw, and cut part way through one of the fixed plastic feet (the feet on the other side are adjustable as part of the clever design). At the time, I "temporarily" wedged a piece of lolly stick into the saw cut, and got on with what I was doing. I completely forgot all about it until recently
I've used it constantly since then and, whilst not as conveniently portable, it has a versatility unmatched by the B&D original that it replaced. Part of this is the way it can be used in different orientations according to the needs of the job in hand. Personally, I can't speak highly enough of the design. Sadly, it seems they no longer make or sell them. But I thoroughly recommend you look one up to see what you're missing!
But, back to the plot... A few years back I was trimming a door bottom for one of my neighbours. Unfortunately I misjudged the blade path of my Skil Saw, and cut part way through one of the fixed plastic feet (the feet on the other side are adjustable as part of the clever design). At the time, I "temporarily" wedged a piece of lolly stick into the saw cut, and got on with what I was doing. I completely forgot all about it until recently
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