Making a simple jigsaw guide. Let me know what you think. ❤ Detailed info on the build available at: allflavorworkshop.com/easy-jigsaw-guide-for-your-workshop/ ► For more details check out my website: allflavorworkshop.com/ ► Tutorial and Plans available: allflavorworkshop.com/easy-jigsaw-guide-for-your-workshop/ ► ALL Woodworking Plans: allflavorworkshop.com/woodworking-plans/ Check the description above for more information ☝️
This is the easiest and most versatile jig that I have seen made so far in youtubeland. I'm glad I found this video before proceeding to make my own. Thank you so much!
Really? It works fine when the wood is exactly the same thickness, but what about if it's thicker or if the wood is thinner? Then it's prone to wobble as you are cutting!
There's an ice cream truck parked outside my house, so that's the background music I had for this video lol. Really useful video, simple and easy to follow, thank you!
I think a better solution would be to make the jigsaw move within a guide. Right now, you are still at mercy of your hand to get the straight cut. It will be a matter of time before accidently cutting/chipping off your guide wood pieces, IMO
@@AllFlavorWorkshop yes I clamped it several times..I had to go to Lowes 2 times because believe it or not they didn't have any 1/4-20 full thread bolts in carbon steel only ones with 1 in thread so I got full thread stainless steel one's and stainless wing nuts..but no problem I got it hung up for future projects.. still like your videos.
2mm MDF wouldn't be a problem, yes, that can be done. The dimensions 30x30 probably wouldn't fit in the guide. Anyway, for MDF use the right blade. MDFs tend to tear.
Hey quick question, I subscribed for the restorations. Plans on making any more of those, or should I just unsubscribe? Nothing wrong with the content btw, just that I'm not interested in woodworking.
Hi Mariano, thanks for reaching out. 👍 I am planning on making restoration videos, though not with the same frequency as I used to. Thanks for the support anyway. I appreciate it. 🙂
Making a simple jigsaw guide. Let me know what you think. ❤ Detailed info on the build available at: allflavorworkshop.com/easy-jigsaw-guide-for-your-workshop/
► For more details check out my website: allflavorworkshop.com/
► Tutorial and Plans available: allflavorworkshop.com/easy-jigsaw-guide-for-your-workshop/
► ALL Woodworking Plans: allflavorworkshop.com/woodworking-plans/
Check the description above for more information ☝️
strewth....even for a woodworking newbie idiot like myself I can follow your steps. Well done on concise steps. Now...let's build it!
@@mikedwn Haha, thanks Mike :D Go for it. thanks for the support. 👍
This is the best jigsaw jigsaw I have seen in TH-cam. Thanks
Nice little jig!
This is the easiest and most versatile jig that I have seen made so far in youtubeland. I'm glad I found this video before proceeding to make my own. Thank you so much!
Really? It works fine when the wood is exactly the same thickness, but what about if it's thicker or if the wood is thinner? Then it's prone to wobble as you are cutting!
Creative and inspiring,easy to follow.tks so much
You’re welcome 😊
Tks
.from Miami US
Thank you too :)
i sped this video up the max and it was still too slow, but i must say, very smart and thanks, off to make one!
Could you start the video with the deliverable? I couldn't find what you're actually creating.
wow this is cool, very useful and simple , I also like this kind of video with no too much talking , great
Thank you Daniel. 👍
So simple to make and a great bit of kit to have. Thanks for that, I'm going to make one straight away. 🙏👍
Thanks Wayne, hope it makes your life easier ;)
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Nice and very easy to use 🙂🙂 and i am using right now . thanks 🙏 keep it up.
Most welcome 😊 thank you
Please explain about the rear end function and where it should rest
Very nice and simply project. I love it and will make one like yours. Thank you for sharing !!! ( Stay Safe )
Thank you, Jim. I appreciate your comment. Thanks! How did it turn out?
I plan on a simpler jig, with a chunk of 2x4, a few small chunks of wood, and glue.
Very good, thank you!.
Thank you too Stelios 👍
Nice work Lukas, *good idea* 😀👍
Thanks Boris :) Simple yet useful. 👍
Excelente. Se ve muy práctica y sencilla. La voy hacer. Gracias.
Превосходно!!! Удачи
Thank you Sergey. Much appreciated. Stay safe!
There's an ice cream truck parked outside my house, so that's the background music I had for this video lol.
Really useful video, simple and easy to follow, thank you!
Looks like 1.9 x 2.8 to me ;) Other than that good job :)
Thank you Marko
I was about to make that observation but looked at the comments first and saw yours lol
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I think a better solution would be to make the jigsaw move within a guide.
Right now, you are still at mercy of your hand to get the straight cut. It will be a matter of time before accidently cutting/chipping off your guide wood pieces, IMO
That is true. The track would hold it better in place. 👍
I completely agree, and if the wood is thicker or thinner than the jig, you are also prone to wobble.
very smart actually.
Thank you Bipul. 👍 Simple but quite effective. The only setback here is to make sure the pieces are 90 degrees.
Saludos.
Me parece que le falta estabilidad a la herramienta en su otra mitad ya que queda al aire.
Funciona para cortes rapidos, pero es solo un quick build.
Would rounding up or down not be easier than 2.8cms or is this just what the piece of wood measures?
That is what the piece measures. Got it like that from the hardware store. :)
genius
how about 45 degree ? thanks
i made one.but it dont hold the piece tightly. i made it following your videos step by step.. any suggeations?
Hello Bill, what what size was the cut piece and did you clamp it while cutting?
@@AllFlavorWorkshop yes I clamped it several times..I had to go to Lowes 2 times because believe it or not they didn't have any 1/4-20 full thread bolts in carbon steel only ones with 1 in thread so I got full thread stainless steel one's and stainless wing nuts..but no problem I got it hung up for future projects.. still like your videos.
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Guides made from wood can easily warp with time and abuse.
Can I cut 2mm mdh 30x30 cm sheet?
2mm MDF wouldn't be a problem, yes, that can be done. The dimensions 30x30 probably wouldn't fit in the guide. Anyway, for MDF use the right blade. MDFs tend to tear.
hi, I replicated the same but it doesn't work !!! the piece I try to cut moves and comes out of the clamp! why? :(
Hi Giorgio, Is the fix really tight or does the wooden piece wobble in the jig?
2,8x1,8 (not 1,3...)
To see the point of the video: th-cam.com/video/-jEUD-CnsY0/w-d-xo.html
Hey quick question, I subscribed for the restorations. Plans on making any more of those, or should I just unsubscribe? Nothing wrong with the content btw, just that I'm not interested in woodworking.
Hi Mariano, thanks for reaching out. 👍 I am planning on making restoration videos, though not with the same frequency as I used to. Thanks for the support anyway. I appreciate it. 🙂
TALK!!!
Hey Lisa, thanks for the comment. I like to make self-explanatory videos. But I understand sometimes additional comments might be helpful. 👍
Not wasting my time where the content creator is either unwilling or unable to speak and articulate their process.