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Right before we started recording this episode of the ShopNotes Podcast, we received a package in the mail that contained a faithful reader's build of the Woodsmith Shop-made Half-Blind Dovetail Jig from issue #58 in August 1988. He wasn't using it anymore and wanted it to go to a good home rather than just toss it. Messing around with this timeless jig sparked a discussion on jig-making philosophy, so that is the topic of today's conversation.
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