Loose Tenon Joinery, Part 1: The Easiest Mortise and Tenon Joint Ever!
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- If you want a strong, fast, and repeatable joint, give loose tenon a try.
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This was a great video! Thank you.
Super good idea!
Yup this is the one! Absolutely the best jig for my needs and so versatile, I was going to make the one with dovetail slots and Matchfit clamps etc but yours is so much better, thank you! Looking forward to building and using it 👍
This is terrific to hear! We hope it all goes well with the build and use!
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I've researched a lot of jigs, even contemplated a Festool Domino. I like Woodgears mortise jig and attempted a copy of his beautiful machine. I may go with your design. Thanks
One of the best designs I have seen. And very clear walkthrough on how to use it 👌
Thanks! We appreciate your comment
Thanks very much for this, I’m about to make a door and this helps greatly.
Glad it helped!
Interesting using plywood as a tenon. Never would have thought of that.
Very useful and well explained video!
Thank you Peter!
Wow! What a very informative video!
Glad you liked it! Make sure and check out parts 2 through 4, plus our machining metal tip on how to make your own scales for the jig.
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Looking at all the Festool replacements for beginners, you have a great setup!
I'm doing the same. Did you find anything better than this one?
This is the best option I found so far.
@@killawee118 i bought the ganwei tool to turn a router in a "domino" tool.
Very nice jig. What about routing into the face of a board, can it do that?
What I say is the bolts of jig would mark the side of the router.nice jig made.
Thanks! The bolts simply act as stops. You're not actually tightening them down against the router.
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Thanks for posting this video. When it comes to making loose tenons is it necessary to round over the edges or can you leave them square? I've heard some people say that the strength comes from the face of the joint when it is glued up. Have you ever tested this and found this to be true? Thanks again! Excited to see more videos that you guys post.
Thanks for the question, its a good one. We feel you should round-over the tenons for full strength. The goal is to fill that void as if there's a real tenon sticking out. Now with that said, I am sure in most instances you may not have to since there is so much face surface. When compared to other joinery, like stub tenon, there is far more surface area that gets glued. Luckily, rounding the tenons is super easy with the right sized round-over bit. So, we would make the tenons fit snug if you can. Hope this helps!!
@@thewoodsmithstore All great points. Thanks for responding!
@@thewoodsmithstore Watched a video on TH-cam of a person making loose tenons using a router table.
Where did you get the scales that screw on for setting up the jig?
We made them. Check out this video to see how. th-cam.com/video/X2_w29EnEl0/w-d-xo.html
Wondering if 1/4 Acrylic Sheet might be a good alternative for hardboard platen?
It should work.
what is the name of the 1/2 Bosch router please ? It has micro adjustment, therefore better than Makita 3612 ? What is the name of the manufacturer of the router bits ?
You can find the router here: thewoodsmithstore.com/product/bosch-2-1-4-hp-combination-plunge-and-fixed-base-router/
The spiral upcut bits are made by Amana: thewoodsmithstore.com/product/amana-spiral-plunge-up-cut-bit-1-4-dia-x-1-1-8-x-1-4-shank/
Watch in 1.25x speed from setting.
I would think it would be more accurate if you used a bushing to guide the router in the slot instead of the router base
that is great but routers only come with 1/4" of 1/2 " shanks, if your plunge router is only 1/4 your fucked
Sounds like a good excuse to buy a new router to me...
nice , , clean but useless , that kind of lose tenon must be at lease 3+3" , 6" long to be solid , and that is not possible with that set up, use mortiser and do solid job , Personally, if I put lose tenon at exterior door i will fire my self because that is just half arse design for door that are exposed to elements