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Title: svs-40 versus svs-32
Post by: ohiolyons on June 23, 2009, 01:12:56 AM

I have a svs-40 jig for short chisels. It appears that the "newer" svs-32 is a revised 40, but the documentation with the 40 is not as complete as the 32 so it is difficult to compare their ranges.

Can anyone enlighten me?

John

Title: Re: svs-40 versus svs-32
Post by: Jeff Farris on June 23, 2009, 09:32:42 PM

John,

The two jigs work very similarly. The SVS-40 has a "face" that you press against the Universal Support. The SVS-32 straddles the Universal Support. Straddling the support with the new jig gets you just a little bit closer to the work for even shorter tools and makes it just a bit easier to use, since there is no chance to fall away from the Universal Support.

Title: Re: svs-40 versus svs-32
Post by: ohiolyons on June 24, 2009, 04:06:29 AM

Thanks Jeff another timely rersponse!!

I assumed the 32 was an updated 40 since they look so similar. It is nice to get from the experts.

Thanks again, John

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