This has to be one of the best jigs that I have seen in a very long time. It is simple but elegant, you have designed a project that is easy to build, makes it easy to do repeatable cuts, and can be built quickly and easily by just about any skill level. Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing the plans, I'm just starting to build my DIY humble work shop id I was not sure about the table saw diemntions, with this I got an idea now where to start.. apreciate it
Great music on this one! I’m using your ideas here to make my own sort of X-Y slide table. Your videos are so packed full of great examples and you’ve edited them so that the relevant steps are pretty obvious and in logical order. For me, presently the utility that you are building or building upon is not as important as the methods that you make use of to finish the result. You have come up with a very dense ‘watch and learn’ style of teaching and I thank you for sharing so much woodworking wisdom!!
I like the versatility of the jig. It can do any size joints. Thanks for sharing the plans / measurements. Would you be abe to also share the list of hardware specs? Keep it up, love your work!
Hi from the One Handed Maker - Australia. Great video and sled, count me as inspired and add this to my to do list. Subscribed and will watch more of your content this week. Regards James
Excellent work !!!! Just one question: ...why did you choose a rod of 12 mm diameter? It is supposed it has a step of 1,75 mm every full cicle... Am I wrong, or are you moving 1,75mm each full turn of the manual handle (increment of 1 in the digital counter)? Thanks in advance! 👍
Hello, yes I'm using 12mm threaded rod, I always make full turn, example; two turns cuts 2 turns skip or 3 turns cut 3turns skip, but you can use different rod, 14mm has to have 2mm step in one turn and if you use 2mm wide saw blade then every turn you will use full cut of your blade
@@CraftyDudeThank you very much for your answer... I thought every hit in the counter was 1 mm advance, but now I realize it is the wide of your saw blade :) Well done ! ...and Thanks again !
I have to make jig for a router and then compare them. But I think with a router will be hard to get clean cuts in soft wood planks.And you wont use smaller bit then 6mm, so you can get just bigger figer joints
This is meant to teach ignorant fools like me who need to see many examples of applied methods. For sake of teaching and my learning. I really admire how he starts everything from scratch and even though his other videos demonstrate these exact same methods, his teaching by ways of quite so many examples in his media is super valuable to me. Edit: He is teaching ‘mechanical engineering and design by woodworking’ I would call it. Or wood collet!
Muy padre tu proyecto Pregunta 🙋 Como se llama ese medidor de distancia digital ??? Puedes compartir ling de compra porfavor Gracias por compartir Your project is very cool Question 🙋 What is the name of that digital distance meter??? Can you share purchase ling please thanks for sharing
Reading all of the comments it seems I need a blade with 1.75mm kerf. Is that correct as I am struggling to buy one. Do you have a blade which you can recommend?
Perfect, many thanks. I adapted this to fix onto my existing cross cut sled and it works perfectly whilst reducing storage space. Thanks for the great idea.@@CraftyDude
I know at least 3 ways to make box joints, just as accurate, but without all the fancy gimmickery. And for considerably less cost also. Different sizes no issue either.
WHEN YOU WERE ROUTING FOR ALL THE "T-SLOT'S" YOU WERE ROUTING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION - IT'S CALLED "CLIMB" CUTTING - WRONG ON THESE: UNSAFE - BAD FOR ROUTER BIT - SAWDUST/WOOD CHIPS FLYING TOWARDS YOU - ROUTER TURNING DIRECTION MIGHT PULL AWAY FROM FENCE - WOOD FIBER'S TORN INSTEAD OF CUTTING
I was looking for something to do today, cool idea. Now its time for a nap.
Hi Dude,
First time come across man contract with digital. It does gave precision with no gap box-joint. Bravo to you.
Thank you, jig works better than I expected👍
This has to be one of the best jigs that I have seen in a very long time. It is simple but elegant, you have designed a project that is easy to build, makes it easy to do repeatable cuts, and can be built quickly and easily by just about any skill level. Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing the plans, I'm just starting to build my DIY humble work shop id I was not sure about the table saw diemntions, with this I got an idea now where to start.. apreciate it
Manyyyy thanks for the dimensional drawings. I really appreciate it my friend😅
Great music on this one! I’m using your ideas here to make my own sort of X-Y slide table. Your videos are so packed full of great examples and you’ve edited them so that the relevant steps are pretty obvious and in logical order. For me, presently the utility that you are building or building upon is not as important as the methods that you make use of to finish the result. You have come up with a very dense ‘watch and learn’ style of teaching and I thank you for sharing so much woodworking wisdom!!
Thanks for comments Jimmy, you motivating me to move forward with new projects👍🙂
@@CraftyDude %%%%%%a@@q%q%@@
Beatiful jig. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week 😎
Great👍🙂
Thanks a lot for the drawing. Good work.
👍🙂
Now that would help me and the other vets I let use my tablesaw and wish I could make one
Thanks for the plans
"Without Any Effort"? I saw plenty effort during this video. Nice job though.
I like the versatility of the jig. It can do any size joints. Thanks for sharing the plans / measurements. Would you be abe to also share the list of hardware specs? Keep it up, love your work!
Hello, what info you need?
Brilliant work, Andrew! Nicely done!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you👍🙂
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
👍🙂
Wow. This is your idea of 'without any effort'?
excellent video & one of the best i've seen for some time !
Thank you👍🙂
The error margin is pretty large since it will only sense a full rotation... 😀 A simple mechanical dial would give you better precision.
Such an amazing and brilian idea
Brilliant work man 😃😃
Hi Crafty
you forgot the glue in one of the dowels...!
Excellent work .....!!
Congrats .....!!!
Nice idea 🙂
Bonjour, votre vidéo est génial!! par contre vous avez trouvé le mini compteur où??? ça serai cool, et continuer encore très bien! Cdlt
Vérifiez le lien dans la section de description de la vidéo👍
ну ну да) все так просто))) из говна и палок) но круто конечно. лайк. очень круто! хотя, шипорезку можно сделать гораааааздо проще)))
Hello sir
muy buena idea para dejar de usar el Router!!
Real project
Hi from the One Handed Maker - Australia.
Great video and sled, count me as inspired and add this to my to do list.
Subscribed and will watch more of your content this week.
Regards James
Great👍I believe my next video will be interesting for you too🙂
Excellent work !!!!
Just one question: ...why did you choose a rod of 12 mm diameter?
It is supposed it has a step of 1,75 mm every full cicle...
Am I wrong, or are you moving 1,75mm each full turn of the manual handle (increment of 1 in the digital counter)?
Thanks in advance! 👍
Hello, yes I'm using 12mm threaded rod, I always make full turn, example; two turns cuts 2 turns skip or 3 turns cut 3turns skip, but you can use different rod, 14mm has to have 2mm step in one turn and if you use 2mm wide saw blade then every turn you will use full cut of your blade
@@CraftyDudeThank you very much for your answer... I thought every hit in the counter was 1 mm advance, but now I realize it is the wide of your saw blade :)
Well done ! ...and Thanks again !
PARABÉNS VC E O CARA 👍👋
Nice video sir
This is cool. I am confused why not just use a router table and just move the fence? Maybe this is quicker? So many ways to do everything.
I have to make jig for a router and then compare them. But I think with a router will be hard to get clean cuts in soft wood planks.And you wont use smaller bit then 6mm, so you can get just bigger figer joints
This is meant to teach ignorant fools like me who need to see many examples of applied methods. For sake of teaching and my learning. I really admire how he starts everything from scratch and even though his other videos demonstrate these exact same methods, his teaching by ways of quite so many examples in his media is super valuable to me.
Edit: He is teaching ‘mechanical engineering and design by woodworking’ I would call it. Or wood collet!
Muy padre tu proyecto
Pregunta 🙋
Como se llama ese medidor de distancia digital ???
Puedes compartir ling de compra porfavor
Gracias por compartir
Your project is very cool
Question 🙋
What is the name of that digital distance meter???
Can you share purchase ling please
thanks for sharing
Hey, check video description section😉
Good morning,
I am interested in buying the plans. Fantastic work. Well done
👋 I will attach link in video description section, to measurements, today or tomorrow
Reading all of the comments it seems I need a blade with 1.75mm kerf. Is that correct as I am struggling to buy one. Do you have a blade which you can recommend?
Just take a bigger threaded rod with 2mm step, and use 2mm blade, which is easy to get😎
Perfect, many thanks. I adapted this to fix onto my existing cross cut sled and it works perfectly whilst reducing storage space. Thanks for the great idea.@@CraftyDude
Nice design, but why didn't you use hardwood?
I use birch wood, it’s strong enough for this device👍😎
hi you did a nice job. where did you buy the clamps?
I remade ordinary clamps, that it fits to t-tracks👍😎
grazie
Level max !!
Great work and impressive jig. Wondering if you have a set of plans for purchase?
I will attach link to dimensions, soon👍
AGENTE COMO NÃO TA CONTA DE FAZER UM BELÍSSIMO TRABALHO DESSE TEM SÓ QUE ELOGIAR.
Excelente
SUPER
complimenti 19 e lode👍
Шикарно )))
Joinery with Dowels less screws 😊
Idea just to professionals ...
Why?
HI, How can we get plans?
Thanks
Don
Hello Don, check the link in video description section😎👍
2:30 как работает зажим вмонтированный в стол?
Спасибо!
drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bchREMkExY4aayPGF5nopyL_NZR2q2kE?usp=sharing
YAY WOW
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What’s wrong with the super accurate and repeatable process this replaces? It just introduces error to box joining. Maybe it’s good for another thing?
I know at least 3 ways to make box joints, just as accurate, but without all the fancy gimmickery. And for considerably less cost also. Different sizes no issue either.
why essential?
,,*😊я
I thought he was going to throw in a stepper motor and arduino circuit.
You reading my minds, I thought about that, but decided don’t make project to much complicated😎👍
🙏👍👍👍❤️
Szacun
Que bakán
WHEN YOU WERE ROUTING FOR ALL THE "T-SLOT'S" YOU WERE ROUTING IN THE WRONG DIRECTION - IT'S CALLED "CLIMB" CUTTING - WRONG ON THESE: UNSAFE - BAD FOR ROUTER BIT - SAWDUST/WOOD CHIPS FLYING TOWARDS YOU - ROUTER TURNING DIRECTION MIGHT PULL AWAY FROM FENCE - WOOD FIBER'S TORN INSTEAD OF CUTTING
эстетично - да ! но не эффективно .
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