I dont usually give comment on any video just a thumb but your video made me do both. Simple jig but powerful tool to make tenons! Looking forward on your next project.
Thank you for making it much easier to make . With the measurements it will help me make one much better than I last e tempted. I only do carpentry has an hobbyist but love making things .
Thank you. Simple straight forward and no music. Appreciate you not going from shot to shot at warp speed & turning down the sound when using power tools. It is nice to simply listen and understand.
I have improvized many of these, but I started to make this one now for a long-term solution. Clean and simple, with only the most necessary add-ons. Good footage too. Straightforward and efficient. Thank you.
Wow I'm only a hobby woodworker bit this for a project i was doing and it worked a treat even managed to cut the mortise also and all from shop scrap brilliant pal
I am only do carpentry has an hobby and the way you have explained how to do it will make it so easier for me now I have all the measurements. By the way great name you have.
Thanks very much for designing and building a very useful jig. I have some tenons to cut in some large hardwood stock and think this method should work to make the task easier.
I just like Anth’s detailed instructions as he goes along in the video. So easy to follow and understand. Great videos. Love that Geordie accent. Cheers from Houston
Very nice and simple jig; I made one and I love it. I'm getting crisp and accurate tenons with this thing. I made the strips that butt up the against workpiece on the underside of the board ca. 1 cm wider in that part (up to the square hole in the jig). That way, the side of the workpiece will sit 1 cm away from the edge of the hole, and the router bit will clear the entire width of the workpiece, which is useful for when I only put 2 shoulders on a tenon. I've also made sure that those guiding strips are dead square in relation to the edge that guides the router bit bearing.
Interesting to see how you made this, as I have just made a jig for the same purpose, but approached it completely differently than you. I mounted my router in a carriage that slides out using good quality ball bearing drawer rails, and I cut across the wood. great jig, thanks.
BIG Thumbs 👍 Thank you so much for making something so simple and explaining everything so well. I am a brand new owner of a trim router and I am so excited to see such a well thought out and simple jig!
Thank you, I was looking por a simple jig that I could make with tools a non professional has at home. This project complies with that. Greetings from Argentina. Edit: thumbs UP and suscribed!
Very informative and step by step instructions. Anyone following your instructions cannot go wrong. Really well thought out and simple. Will definitely give it a try. Thanks a lot
Excelente no había visto como hacer la espiga, así de fácil, la voy a fabricar para mi carpinteria. Saludos desde Veracruz México. No pude descargar los planos, no entra la página. Muchas gracias por sus enseñanzas.
Muchas gracias. Disculpe mi español, tengo que usar el traductor de Google. Aquí está el enlace directo para el archivo de Sketchup. Si te quedas atascado avísame y te ayudo. Saludos Anth drive.google.com/file/d/1OGth...
Nice, I like it. One question - do you have any thoughts how a jig could be made that creates a tenon with rounded corners? My current process is to make a square-cornered tenon and then sand it down, but it’s a bit imprecise and not very quick so I’ve been wondering how a jig could be made to help out?
Hi personally I just round them with a sharp chisel. I've also used them square on rounded mortises as the rounded space is good for glue squeeze out. Both methods are as strong as each other. I know trend do a jig for doing the rounded mortise and matching tennon although it costs around £200. Thanks for the comment cheers Anth.
Cheers for the sub. The is a supplier called Quay timber ne6 2xx is the post code. They do all timber plus reclaimed, so plenty of choice. Hope that helps Cheer Anth
Very good video Anth. I will purchase the materials and get it built this week. I was looking for a practical solution (jig) for making tenons and this video solved my dilemma. Keep up the good work!
Hi Dave Im busy with the website at the moment So I've updated the link to my Google drive. So you can now view the jig from there. Give me a shout if you get stuck. Cheers Anth
Hi many thanks for the video. Im sure I'll use the jig a lot. One thing I dont know - what is a template following router bit? A picture would be great. Many thanks again.
Love it - thanks for the clear walkthrough. I am new to woodworking and found myself wondering if a simple routertable setup might be a faster option? (I am thinking it might involve less clamping, but dont know what I dont know, so it might be less safe or less accurate?) Subscribed. :)
Hi thanks for the comment and sub. I would normally use a router table as it is quicker and more accurate. The draw back is having a dedicated router for the table. But as long as you have the space for a router table that'll definitely be the best option. I made this jig for people with limited funds and space hopefully that's answered few questions. Cheers Anth
Thank you I've been working on a Mortice jig to work along side the tenon jig. The trick is to make it as simple as possible and thyats the hard bit. Cheers Anth
This is very cool! Really appreciate the plans, as well. I don't have a table saw and have tried cutting tenons in the band saw with mixed results. I have a project in work that requires about 30 tenons of the same size and I think it's well worth the time to make on of these. Subscribed! Thanks!
Thanks for the video! I was wondering whether it's possible to cut the mortises with the Katsu router. I'm trying to figure out whether I can get away with it as my first router or I should go for a bigger one.
Hello, Yes you can cut the mortice's with the katsu although you would need a plunge base for it. Routers are very cheap now. If it were me I would go for plunge router which is the bigger type..
Hi I’ve just taken up carpentry in retirement. I love your tenon jig but in the description I think I missed the third dimension for the size of the hole. I had the 50mm from the sides and 125mm from the the top but I need the dimension from the bottom or am I missing something.🤔 Thanks for a great video.
Thank God someone uses metric. Why can't us yanks switch? I don't do woodworking in fractions. Metric, I can do the math in my head without burning out a brain cell. Nice jig ,good video, I'll be making one of these. Thanks
Thank you so much for the comment I'm an old school engineer and was educated in fractions it took a while to adjust to metric but so pleased I did. There is a detailed sketchup model with measurement on my website which is free If you was a copy the link is in the description.
Great video, but it seems a section is missing? You stated how far down from the top to draw your line for the opening, but not how far up from the bottom. What are the exact detentions of the opening? Your SketchUp drawing shows different dimensions on each end of the opening. Also, no measurements in SketchUp. Thanks!
Hi Tina Thank you for pointing that out I have now updated the sketchup model with all dimensions so if you would like the file its on my website. How that helps
Hello I've just tried the link and it's working OK. I've had a workshop fire so just getting things sorted. I'll see if I can locate any other dimensions for you happy making.
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I dont usually give comment on any video just a thumb but your video made me do both. Simple jig but powerful tool to make tenons! Looking forward on your next project.
Thank you so much for the comment and thumbs up it's very much appreciated.
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Thank you for making it much easier to make . With the measurements it will help me make one much better than I last e tempted. I only do carpentry has an hobbyist but love making things .
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Thank you. Simple straight forward and no music. Appreciate you not going from shot to shot at warp speed & turning down the sound when using power tools. It is nice to simply listen and understand.
Thank you so much Joe you comment is very much appreciated. Cheers Anth
I have improvized many of these, but I started to make this one now for a long-term solution. Clean and simple, with only the most necessary add-ons. Good footage too. Straightforward and efficient. Thank you.
Your more than welcome. Thanks for your comment. Cheers Anth
Wow I'm only a hobby woodworker bit this for a project i was doing and it worked a treat even managed to cut the mortise also and all from shop scrap brilliant pal
Pleased the jig worked well for you and thank you for commenting. Cheers Anth
I am only do carpentry has an hobby and the way you have explained how to do it will make it so easier for me now I have all the measurements. By the way great name you have.
Thankyou you are more than welcome.
Cheers Anth
Am building a gate with 20 2x4 tenons needed. Can’t wait to make this jig! Cheers!
Sounds like a great project let me know how you get on with the gate cheers Anth.
Holy Cow! Perry Mason is a master craftsman!
A young one at that
Haha mint love it
Great straightforward no nonsense instruction. Thanks for posting !
Thanks John much appreciated
I logged on just to give you a thumbs up and say thanks for this design. Really well thought out!
Thank you, cheers Anth
Thanks very much for designing and building a very useful jig. I have some tenons to cut in some large hardwood stock and think this method should work to make the task easier.
Glad I could help! And so pleased the jig will assist you with your upcoming projects.
Cheers Anth
I just like Anth’s detailed instructions as he goes along in the video. So easy to follow and understand. Great videos. Love that Geordie accent. Cheers from Houston
Cheers Jeremy hope the video has help you out.
I absolutely agree with the above. Cheers from Cape Town, South Africa.
Totally genius. Thank you for sharing this.
Pleased you liked the jig. Cheers Anth
A good channel should always be only good comments I wish you all the best
Thank you for your support
Excellent video on Tenon jig,crystal clear explanation, and thanks for sketchup file
Very welcome Badri pleased you enjoyed the video and the sketchup file
We Aussies like that you use Metric measurements. Loved this video.
so pleased you liked the video and hope it's helped you out Nick.
@@AnthWood Today is the SUnday that I'm making the jig
Very nice and simple jig; I made one and I love it. I'm getting crisp and accurate tenons with this thing.
I made the strips that butt up the against workpiece on the underside of the board ca. 1 cm wider in that part (up to the square hole in the jig). That way, the side of the workpiece will sit 1 cm away from the edge of the hole, and the router bit will clear the entire width of the workpiece, which is useful for when I only put 2 shoulders on a tenon. I've also made sure that those guiding strips are dead square in relation to the edge that guides the router bit bearing.
So pleased the jig has worked out well for you. Thanks for the comment Anth
Well done!!! I plan to use this a lot. Thank you for taking the time to make and share this video with us.
Tom
Glad it was helpful! and your very welcome. Cheers Anth
Interesting to see how you made this, as I have just made a jig for the same purpose, but approached it completely differently than you. I mounted my router in a carriage that slides out using good quality ball bearing drawer rails, and I cut across the wood.
great jig, thanks.
Nice work! I love to see your jig is there any chance you could send a photo please. Cheers Anth
Gotta love northerners, so industrious. Subbed and greetings form down south.
Thank you respect from tha north Marra. Anth
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Thank you so much for making something so simple and explaining everything so well. I am a brand new owner of a trim router and I am so excited to see such a well thought out and simple jig!
You're very welcome! thank you so much for your interest and support. Cheers Anth
Thank you, I was looking por a simple jig that I could make with tools a non professional has at home. This project complies with that. Greetings from Argentina.
Edit: thumbs UP and suscribed!
Thank you so much. Anth
Very nice Jig!
Thank you so much!
We will use that here on Brasil.
Hugs friend!
Thank you for your support cheers Anth
Made one today - works really well!
Excellent! Happy tenoning Cheers Anth
I have been looking for something like this, I have a large bed Headboard that needs a small jig for this type of Tenon. Thank you,
Thank you for the comment and pleased the tendon jig has helped you out. Cheers Anth
Very informative and step by step instructions. Anyone following your instructions cannot go wrong. Really well thought out and simple. Will definitely give it a try. Thanks a lot
Thankyou so much for your comment and hope your tennon jig turns out great.
Looks good. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching!
Very nice, clear presentation, well done!,,
Well described and easy 2 make! Congrats!
Glad you liked it! |Thanks for your comment
Like the looks of this. Will give it a try!
I’m new to wood working and have watched many videos I like yours as they are extremely descriptive just wanted to say thanks
Thank you so much Stephanie.
Very good and useful presentation for a tenon jig!
Thank you very much! Your support is very much appreciated
Great video, nice to pick up easy tips for a bigginner thank you
No problem 👍 Glad the video helped you out
This is a great jig you've made going to attempt to make it thank you
Glad you like it thank you for the comment. Cheers Anth
I do indeed like the jig but I've cut tenons on the bandsaw and do the mortice with the router. 😎
Yeah so do I but I designed the jig for people who may not have a band saw. And hopefully it has helped them out. Cheers Anth
Excelente no había visto como hacer la espiga, así de fácil, la voy a fabricar para mi carpinteria.
Saludos desde Veracruz México.
No pude descargar los planos, no entra la página.
Muchas gracias por sus enseñanzas.
Muchas gracias. Disculpe mi español, tengo que usar el traductor de Google. Aquí está el enlace directo para el archivo de Sketchup. Si te quedas atascado avísame y te ayudo.
Saludos Anth
drive.google.com/file/d/1OGth...
You are a genius
Thank you I try my best
Great idea, now how to you make the mortise
I will be shortly
Nice, I like it. One question - do you have any thoughts how a jig could be made that creates a tenon with rounded corners? My current process is to make a square-cornered tenon and then sand it down, but it’s a bit imprecise and not very quick so I’ve been wondering how a jig could be made to help out?
Hi personally I just round them with a sharp chisel. I've also used them square on rounded mortises as the rounded space is good for glue squeeze out. Both methods are as strong as each other.
I know trend do a jig for doing the rounded mortise and matching tennon although it costs around £200.
Thanks for the comment cheers Anth.
Great job! Thanks for sharing!
Your more than welcome thank you.
This was really cool mate looking forward to making this jig. Thanks for the upload
Your more than welcome Paul and thank you for the comment.
Nice video. Subscribed. Do have recommendations for where to buy wood on Tyneside?
Cheers for the sub. The is a supplier called Quay timber ne6 2xx is the post code. They do all timber plus reclaimed, so plenty of choice.
Hope that helps
Cheer Anth
@@AnthWood Cheers Anth. I used to live near their previous site in Ouseburn, I'll check them out.
thank you, seriously considering using mortise and tenon on the workbench I'm going to make seeing how it can be easy to do it. Thanks heaps :)
Hope your work bench turns out great. And pleased the jig has inspired you.
Bardzo przyzwoicie opowiedziane i pokazane.
dziękuję bardzo za komentarz, wiele dla mnie znaczy. Pozdrawiam Anth
Podría activar nuevamente el enlace, por favor 🙏
Thanks Anthony
You're very welcome. Cheers Anth
Amazing jig ,instant subscriber
Thank you so much for the comment its very much appreciated cheers Anth
Very good video Anth. I will purchase the materials and get it built this week. I was looking for a practical solution (jig) for making tenons and this video solved my dilemma. Keep up the good work!
Glad I could help Thank you for your comment.
Anth
Great work I like it.
Thank you! Cheers!
Very good, thanks.
Thank you. Cheers Anth
Nice work!
Thank you.
Great jig, you could just take this jig to the work piece which is great for things such as bed rails.
Thanks for the comment and yes you could take it to the workpiece if you needed to. Thank you for you ideas
Excellent
Thank you
Do you have a video for a mortice jig? The tenon jig looks great.
Hi Anthony Not as yet but I am working on a simple design hopefully in the next month.
Big likes my friend. Always thumbs up for your lovely videos. I enjoyed watching 6
Thank you so much for your kind words
Thanks Anth. Couldn't find the link to Website or sketchup. Love the idea.
Hi Dave
Im busy with the website at the moment So I've updated the link to my Google drive. So you can now view the jig from there. Give me a shout if you get stuck.
Cheers Anth
thank you
Your very welcome. Cheers Anth
Super work
Thank-you very much. Cheers Anth
Hi many thanks for the video. Im sure I'll use the jig a lot. One thing I dont know - what is a template following router bit? A picture would be great. Many thanks again.
Hello Marilyn here is a link for the template router bits hope it helps amzn.to/3hjiW8Y
@@AnthWood many thanks
Really a very good method for diy
Thank you so much
This is something I will take in mind on my next project that needs tenons, actually is very simple and accurate, thanks for your expertise!!
Thank you so much pleased the video helped you out.
Amazing and useful video! A jig that really deserves a subscription. Thank you sir! Cheers from Brasil
Thank you for taking the time to give me a comment Its good to know my videos and ideas are helping in Brazil . 👍👍👍
Love it - thanks for the clear walkthrough. I am new to woodworking and found myself wondering if a simple routertable setup might be a faster option? (I am thinking it might involve less clamping, but dont know what I dont know, so it might be less safe or less accurate?) Subscribed. :)
Hi thanks for the comment and sub. I would normally use a router table as it is quicker and more accurate. The draw back is having a dedicated router for the table. But as long as you have the space for a router table that'll definitely be the best option.
I made this jig for people with limited funds and space hopefully that's answered few questions.
Cheers Anth
@@AnthWood Big thanks for your clarification - building your spindle sander addon to my drill press this weekend. :)
Very simple indeed. Thanks!
Thank you
Nice simple jig, why did I bother with an of the peg jig?
Simple is always the best option.
Many thanks for showing and sharing this Jig, I will be making one this week, did you ever make a Mortice jig? many thanks again
Thank you I've been working on a Mortice jig to work along side the tenon jig. The trick is to make it as simple as possible and thyats the hard bit. Cheers Anth
Hi Anth, did you ever post the mortise jig that you were working on?. Cheers Mike @@AnthWood
Cool and ingenious :) regards, Phil
Thank you so much
Top video. Thanks
Cheers. Anth
Спасибо огромное! Отличное решение и не сложное в исполнении! 👍Повторю объязательно. Желаю успехов👍👌
Здравейте Олег Благодаря ви много, надявам се това съобщение да се преведе добре. И аз съм така, моля ви се хареса и намерихте видеото полезно
This is very cool! Really appreciate the plans, as well. I don't have a table saw and have tried cutting tenons in the band saw with mixed results. I have a project in work that requires about 30 tenons of the same size and I think it's well worth the time to make on of these. Subscribed! Thanks!
Thank you, I hope your project turns out great.
Amigo mio.very good simplistic yet useful. Tip of the hat ..El Tejano.I Subscribed.
Thank you for the comment and pleased you liked the JIG.
super idea thanks a lot.
Your more than welcome Thank you so much
❤, is there a way to slightly modify the jig so that it could be used to cut a mortise, so 1 jig mortise and tenon !
Хорошее приспособление, простое 👍
огромное спасибо
Thank you !!!🎉
Your more than welcome. Cheers Anth
Thanks for sharing. I am in a process of buying a hand held router. Can you tell me what brand the one you are using.?
Hello
The router is a KATSU Electric Wood Hand Trimmer Its only £32.95 here is the link for it amzn.to/2m5wcqq
Hope that helps you out
Cheers Anth
Pretty darn awesome.😊👍🏾
Thankyou so much
muchas gracias
Your very welcome
I don’t know how it could be any simpler. Making one myself.
Haha, I agree.
Bravo my great video and jig i will subscribe
Thank you so much
I think the router is the most versatile power tool in woodworking.
100% right I try to use it as much as possible. Cheers Anth
Big thumbs up given 😂
Thank you Denny so much
That’s brilliant mate ! I’m no master carpenter, it’s more a hobby for me but this jig is amazing and will help me out no end !
Subscribed 😃👍🇬🇧
Thankyou so much Andy pleased the jig will help you out.
Thnx, nice jig!
Thank you
Very very nice attachment like it's iam also carpenter.
Thank you Amar
nice thank you!
Welcome! Cheers Anth
Very nice jig!.Thanks a lot.
Thankyou so much.
Thanks for the video! I was wondering whether it's possible to cut the mortises with the Katsu router. I'm trying to figure out whether I can get away with it as my first router or I should go for a bigger one.
Hello, Yes you can cut the mortice's with the katsu although you would need a plunge base for it. Routers are very cheap now. If it were me I would go for plunge router which is the bigger type..
Hi I’ve just taken up carpentry in retirement. I love your tenon jig but in the description I think I missed the third dimension for the size of the hole. I had the 50mm from the sides and 125mm from the the top but I need the dimension from the bottom or am I missing something.🤔 Thanks for a great video.
Hi
The measurement from the bottom is 75mm both sides 50mm from the top is 125mm.
Hope that helps
Cheers Anth
300 million Americans - ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, millimeters. Lol. Great Video!!!
Thank you blame the EU for mm. Hope we switch back. Cheers Anth
Thank God someone uses metric. Why can't us yanks switch? I don't do woodworking in fractions. Metric, I can do the math in my head without burning out a brain cell. Nice jig ,good video, I'll be making one of these. Thanks
Thank you so much for the comment I'm an old school engineer and was educated in fractions it took a while to adjust to metric but so pleased I did. There is a detailed sketchup model with measurement on my website which is free If you was a copy the link is in the description.
I second that I'm from Argentina and here we are used to metric system.
@@AnthWood greetings from Argentina.
Very useful and in metric system
Hi just came across your channel, great video have subscribed cheers
Hi David thank you for the comment your support means a lot
Hey Anthony, I just subscribed to your channel. I hope some day you start making videos again!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks for subbing! I will be starting making videos again shortly. Thanks for your support and have subscribed to your Chanel Cheers Anth
BOOTIFULL as Fred Dibna woud say
Thank you so much funny you should mention Fred i've been watching him on youtube a true legend and a Gentleman.
Thanks
Your welcome
Very nice Sir
EXCELENTE. THANKS
You are welcome!
Great video, but it seems a section is missing? You stated how far down from the top to draw your line for the opening, but not how far up from the bottom. What are the exact detentions of the opening? Your SketchUp drawing shows different dimensions on each end of the opening. Also, no measurements in SketchUp. Thanks!
Hi Tina Thank you for pointing that out I have now updated the sketchup model with all dimensions so if you would like the file its on my website. How that helps
Am new to this. Can't download your plans. What exactly is the dimension of the hole in the large board. Thanks
Hello I've just tried the link and it's working OK. I've had a workshop fire so just getting things sorted. I'll see if I can locate any other dimensions for you happy making.
Excelente my friend
Thank you
That’s brill.what about a mortise jig matey.tim in uk
Hi Tim thanks for the comment. I had thought of designing a mortice jig maybe in the near future I'll get one made up.