I've seen it.... I like the construction of that one. I purchased the cork jig from mudhole and I like it, but the NERBs jig looks like it can be use in more applications
Billy demo'd it for me at the show. It is another good way to do checkers, and the price is reasonable. There are a couple of differences, besides cost...this one cuts up to 8 sections, other one does up to 12. The other one also comes w/ a slicing jig. For cork, Billy recommends using a razor blade held in vise grips to do the slicing while turning on a mandrel OR using a bandsaw to do the slices. I'm not disparaging the product, just be aware that they are 2 very different techniques. My jigs are the older blue anodized aluminum and I use a 42T razor saw for the cuts, not the jewelers saw that Mudhole sells. Jerry