Hope Easy Set Threading Jig

[@johnpbh]

What a fabulous tool... What I like about your products are the high standard of production.. I can see I am going to need a new shelf after Santa has been...

[@robohippy]

I opted for the Baxter jig. Two main reasons. One was years with the Bonnie Klein jig. The other was that it goes onto the lathe spot on in line/square to the lathe bed. Also, I learned the hard way that if I make a box the size of the one you make here, it can and will move enough so that you won't be able to get the lid off.

[@jimrobb6325]

Thanks Simon for a very informative video. Just love the hints and tips. They will be on hand on the iPhone when I get the chance to use your jig after Christmas. Merry Christmas to you and the family.

[@TollieO]

What an awesome tool Simon. Tell me where can I get it and how mush does it cost.

[@edwinleach4013]

Is there a vendor in the U.S.? Very well done. I want one! You make it look so easy.

[@MikeWaldt]

Brilliant Simon, and such professional filming too ;)

[@MultiMooncow]

Such a good demo!

[@선일복-f1s]

그 장비는 집중해서 파는 것인가요? 궁금합니다.

[@dondavis769]

Does the jig come with a list of the 'offsets' for each threading size?

[@masjabrikdiy8422]

Good job

[@laurentdhaeseleer2376]

i will ask one for christmas.... just need yo know, if there is a vendor in Belgium, or do i have to buy it in UK

[@jd1427]

Amazing tool, but I can't afford it. I guess that's why you only have 14 comments. How many have you sold?

[@robertnla70549]

How can I get one of these ship to the US?

[@OliverswoodturningCoUk]

now that's simple

[@kevinyoung6034]

This is a blatent copy of the Easy Pro jig made in the UK not the US copy

[@ILoveWoodturning]

Fascinating I ont need one yet I’m sure 😀