Making Box Joints with Templates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ธ.ค. 2015
- Learn how Chris used a set of templates and an adjustable miter fence on his table saw to make the custom box joints for a Greene and Green inspired arts and crafts dresser. These techniques can be applied to other projects that require custom box joint layouts.
This project is featured in the Jan/Feb 2016 issue of Woodworker's Journal magazine.
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Great idea here and very repeatable for even standard joints, not just Greene & Greene.
unbelievable woodworking engineering, thank you.
Wow you made that look so easy. Thanks and Merry Christmas to you and your team.
Thanks for the tip. I am just getting into woodworking and can use all the help I can get. Great video
This was FANTASTIC.
Exactly what I’ve been looking for! Thank you very much!
Excellent method and instruction. Thanks very much.
Very nice explanation, thanks for sharing Chris.
Excellent project thanks for the tip
you just saved me a looooot of money :) thank you !!!
Thanks, man. Good thinkin.
Awesome jig and tutorial... As always you make it look easy for woodworking simpletons like myself demystifying the craft for us all, thanks...>
What a great tip for making different size box joints. You mentioned that the sizes of the joints were different. How were the sizes determined?
+WoodRodent I think the height of the drawer was divided in 5 equal parts.
you are one more smart dude
I build this type of dresser with a dremel tool, a 6' length of rope, and a rock.
Very nice but I'm wondering if you are using a special dado blade set to avoid the usual deeper cuts left by the outside scoring blades?
This is So FRUSTRATING!!! Dado blades are illegal in the UK.
Use your router! You will have to makethe jig some what different, but it should be easy enough.
"tem-playte"?!? You don't sound British.
Chris is originally from Minnesota and currently lives in Virginia.