New Tool: Joint Push Pull by Fredo6

Fredo6 has just release his new Joint PushPull Tool. The best way to show what is does is a picture:



One use will be to give thickness to curved surfaces. I'll just let Fredo explain it himself.

Update: My terse announcement has done a disservice to Fredo - he's put an incredible amount of work into this plugin and it's documentation. Thanks Fredo!
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