The joke is fine, but he is not even doing anything like it. Notice that he first slices a trowel, but what he glues in the end ia a different piece of metal (this one has diagonal slots on the opposite side).
Doesn’t everyone think this bloke has the right sort of voice to be a narrator or to read for and audiobook company. I think it is a very pleasant voice to listen to.
I’m not sure if you should be disqualified from commenting on pleasant sounds or if you should be considered an expert witness with a name like velcroman11 .
Drew I'm a 68 year old retiree who decided to take up woodworking a few years ago. After collecting the various tools required, I started watching your videos and became a subscriber. You had when I saw one of your videos in which you wore a shirt that said, "Trust me I'm an engineer". 🤣I found this to be funny as heck, since I retired as an engineer in the O&G industry. Please be advised I've purchased some of your plans and I just completed my first box joint! Great videos and excellent plans. Keep them coming Bro! Thank you for educating me and keeping my brain stimulated in my golden years. Now I wish I had another 68 years to develop my woodworking skills.
Hola! 🖐Makes me want to just throw everything that's in my garage out, plug in my table saw and just get going! These jigs are awesome, thanks for sharing your builds with us. Excellent job, thanks. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Bit of a newbie to woodworking but come from a background of ‘Toolmaking’ & appreciate your no nonsense & so concise videos. Your ideas are great. Also can I add that not having any annoying back ground music is ‘Music to my Old Wrinkly Ears’. Thanks.
A piece of advice to every woodworking beginner ... don't waste your time on TH-cam searching for table saw jigs and watching tens and tens of videos ... just watch part one and two of this video ... simple , efficient , accurate , and amazing .
You're humor and enthusiasm got my attention not to mention what wonderful jigs you make. I will be buying the plans and building them all for my new shop in progress. Good job!
Just wanted to say I appreciate how well produced all your video are. I know it must be time consuming. I particularly like the of screen narration. I’ve watched a few just for the entertainment value. And in this one the use of a trowel was a real stroke of genius. Thanks Mr. Fisher
This might be my favorite box joint jig I've seen. The mechanics of using it are so logical and straightforward, and the build is simple but thought-out. I love it.
This video is very instructive for me. I am busy setting up my workshop (videos following my channel). I saved your video as inspiration to make my own jigs. greetings
Wow........your skill is intimidating. Makes my head swirl trying to take all of that in and know how it works. I am inspired though. Thank you so much for sharing your talents and skills. Amazing!!
I have read all of the comments (YOU DO BELIEVE THAT DON'T YOU) all kidding aside I did read a lot of the comments and it is agreed by all, that these videos are AWESOME! I am just getting started in wood working in-fact most of my tools are of the benchtop variety and most of those are still waiting on a bench to call home. still collecting ideas and waiting on warmer weather until then I will just keep watching your videos and pick your brain
Just made the box joint jig. Love the result once dialed in. Hints for anyone wanting to make theirs. That indexing key is MOST important part! Period! Took me 3 tries, then 3 more on the last one sneaking up on it.
I've seen many, many different designs like from Ed Stiles, Bourbon Moth Woodworking, John Heisz, Matthias Wandel.... but I really like your box joint jig the most! It's really not too complicated to build, it's versatile, and looks so convenient to use. TOP NOTCH
Bravo ... sans doute un des plus simples et meilleurs système que j' ai vu sur you tube ... et pourtant ... il y en a beaucoup....j' ai trouvé quatre peigne acier comme le vôtre ( la spatule à couper ) de 6 , 8 , 10 et 12 mm ce qui fait la panoplie complète ... Je commence la fabrication demain... merci à vous pour la conception ... Bon courage... best regards
Well I finally got around to making your box joint jig. It’s by far and away the best I’ve used. I used my cnc to accurately cut the template to a 1/4” spacing. On my first try the joints fit perfectly. I’ve done other box joint jigs and you have to fiddle with them to dial in the fit. Not on this one. Cudos to you and your design. 👍
I bought the plans mainly for the box joint jig. I love the genius idea of using the trowel. I've looked at Matthais Wandel's and John Heisz's jigs, and while they are great, they just seem over engineered. I made a spacer block to help line up the pieces to further help with human error. Keep up the good work. Say hello to your neighbor for us. 😂
Love your videos very informative and the dad humor is off the charts, also you maybe the only youtuber that I watch to the end for the hilarious outtakes...great job all around
All of those jigs are well designed, practical and built in a way that most any beginner can do them. The video voiceovers are good and the occasional dry sense of humor entertaining. Well done, Man! I hope you sell a lot of plans and keep your channel going.
You make me giggle, oh, Clamp God. So many clamps. Jealous. LOVE the jig videos. I volunteer at a 50+ woodshop and we desperately need new jigs. I'm also making plans for a multi-use jig, so some of these ideas are brilliant. Wonder how many t-tracks is too many ... And I too will decorate with black walnut or some exotics. I have many exotics. Fancy business.
Love the jigs. Purchased the plans with the intention of making 2 of the spline jigs 1st - one for my table saw and a modification to cut dovetail splines on my router table, however immediately ran into a major issue. On my evolution rage5s table saw every time I try to cut the bevels on the 2 20" boards for the cradle the workpiece skews away from the fence leaving a far from straight edge. I have tried everything to hold it tight to the fence but even then I am getting a bow in the middle. My tune up is spot on. My stock is perfectly flat and square.I have searched TH-cam and Google and cannot find anyone else with the same issue! I'm at the end of my tether!! Oh how I dream of a sawstop!
I always look forward to your videos. You do good work. I enjoy your goofs also. Even people on youtube mess up; I don't feel so bad when I do. Thanks guy. Keep up the good work.
Drew, thank you sir. I told you I was going to buy the Jig Plans Pt. #2, and I just did... I'm not quite so far along that I'm ready to make the spline jig, but it's nice to have, and I just made a hard copy of the .PDF file... Thank you again, sir.
I've made a spline jig like that and it allows for more options that ones that are stationary. A couple of suggestions that made my jig better. First, you don't need 2 tracks for the stop blocks. One is sufficient. The second is to add a self-adhesive measuring tape. I marked a line from the kerf to the top so us short folks can see it (I work both at home and at a hobby shop, so multiple users), and then set a measuring tape across the top so I could be very precise. There are tapes available for both right and left, so it's super easy to go any which way.
Really enjoyed the box joint jig. I've been looking at a lot of these videos and decided on yours. I think this is the first time I've ever ordered a plan. I am impressed. I am a wood worker and only have use of my right hand (spinal cord injury 45 years ago) so I'm always on the hunt to find ideas that allow me to work safely in my shop. Working Hand Wood Works, Chazz deMeyer
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love the jig videos! I want to make them all! I've bought the plans and next weekend I'm borrowing my (former) friends trowel.
Haha! Yes!!
The joke is fine, but he is not even doing anything like it. Notice that he first slices a trowel, but what he glues in the end ia a different piece of metal (this one has diagonal slots on the opposite side).
@@claudiodigregorio4315 Same piece. I cut the slots in it for the epoxy to hold better.
@@FishersShop Oh, cool. Many thanks! Keep up the great work
🤣😂🤣👍👍👍
Doesn’t everyone think this bloke has the right sort of voice to be a narrator or to read for and audiobook company. I think it is a very pleasant voice to listen to.
I’m not sure if you should be disqualified from commenting on pleasant sounds or if you should be considered an expert witness with a name like velcroman11 .
Drew I'm a 68 year old retiree who decided to take up woodworking a few years ago. After collecting the various tools required, I started watching your videos and became a subscriber. You had when I saw one of your videos in which you wore a shirt that said, "Trust me I'm an engineer". 🤣I found this to be funny as heck, since I retired as an engineer in the O&G industry. Please be advised I've purchased some of your plans and I just completed my first box joint! Great videos and excellent plans. Keep them coming Bro! Thank you for educating me and keeping my brain stimulated in my golden years. Now I wish I had another 68 years to develop my woodworking skills.
Hola! 🖐Makes me want to just throw everything that's in my garage out, plug in my table saw and just get going! These jigs are awesome, thanks for sharing your builds with us. Excellent job, thanks. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Thanks! They’ve treated me well.
Great videos!! Thanks for sharing. Your one of my favorite new channels to follow.
Welcome aboard!
just wanted to see say I appreciate your humor, often making me laugh.
Bit of a newbie to woodworking but come from a background of ‘Toolmaking’ & appreciate your no nonsense & so concise videos. Your ideas are great. Also can I add that not having any annoying back ground music is ‘Music to my Old Wrinkly Ears’. Thanks.
La meilleure video sur les aménagements d'une scie circulaire. Thank you mister Fischer.
You are now my favorite channel to watch! Awesome jigs!
Glad you like them!
That box jig is genius.
I am just so freakin happy that you dont use any background music
A piece of advice to every woodworking beginner ... don't waste your time on TH-cam searching for table saw jigs and watching tens and tens of videos ... just watch part one and two of this video ... simple , efficient , accurate , and amazing .
You're humor and enthusiasm got my attention not to mention what wonderful jigs you make. I will be buying the plans and building them all for my new shop in progress. Good job!
Glad you like them!
Ran across your videos this morning. Have to subscribe.
Your humor cranks an already beneficial video up several clicks.
Just wanted to say I appreciate how well produced all your video are. I know it must be time consuming. I particularly like the of screen narration. I’ve watched a few just for the entertainment value. And in this one the use of a trowel was a real stroke of genius. Thanks Mr. Fisher
The out takes helped me, because I’m just getting started and have made many mistakes...glad to see that pros do to 😃
This might be my favorite box joint jig I've seen. The mechanics of using it are so logical and straightforward, and the build is simple but thought-out. I love it.
This video is very instructive for me. I am busy setting up my workshop (videos following my channel). I saved your video as inspiration to make my own jigs. greetings
Love the video and the humor! Thanks for making youtube the awesome place it is.
Using the trowel teeth is a stroke of genius 👏🏼
The 1-1/2” midddle support which the blade passes through is a great idea…..very safe. I’ll use that on mine
Right on
Wow........your skill is intimidating. Makes my head swirl trying to take all of that in and know how it works. I am inspired though. Thank you so much for sharing your talents and skills. Amazing!!
You can do it!
I have read all of the comments (YOU DO BELIEVE THAT DON'T YOU) all kidding aside I did read a lot of the comments and it is agreed by all, that these videos are AWESOME! I am just getting started in wood working in-fact most of my tools are of the benchtop variety and most of those are still waiting on a bench to call home. still collecting ideas and waiting on warmer weather until then I will just keep watching your videos and pick your brain
You’re killing it, Drew. Way too much awesome here.
Thanks, Steve
This guy is awesome......and I totally dig his subtle humor.
Thanks for showing your beautiful work
I like your sense of humor.
that box jig is AMAZING!
Those darn saws that you have to plug in. They'll get you every time.
Just made the box joint jig. Love the result once dialed in. Hints for anyone wanting to make theirs. That indexing key is MOST important part! Period! Took me 3 tries, then 3 more on the last one sneaking up on it.
Wow! Very impressed at the box joint jig. Using the tiling trowel as a template - so obvious it was genius
Thanks Rodrick!
I agree. All the video's I have watched this is by far the best idea I have seen. Love it.
I've seen many, many different designs like from Ed Stiles, Bourbon Moth Woodworking, John Heisz, Matthias Wandel.... but I really like your box joint jig the most!
It's really not too complicated to build, it's versatile, and looks so convenient to use.
TOP NOTCH
thanks!
Drew your a craftsman keep up the great work
You have great video’s
You are funny and the Directions are clear
Glad you like them!
I have not seen such amazing work except on your channel
Very good drew keep going
You built the jig and the table saw motor is in the way...LOL.....Always check your clearance....Clarence!!!.
Excellent designs and work. And I love the bloopers at the end. You should do a video of just your out takes and bloopers.
Really cool jigs...love your comments
Thanks for watching
Bravo ... sans doute un des plus simples et meilleurs système que j' ai vu sur you tube ... et pourtant ... il y en a beaucoup....j' ai trouvé quatre peigne acier comme le vôtre ( la spatule à couper ) de 6 , 8 , 10 et 12 mm ce qui fait la panoplie complète ... Je commence la fabrication demain... merci à vous pour la conception ... Bon courage... best regards
Content que tu aies aimé! Amusez-vous avec la construction
@@FishersShop ça y est ... c' est parti... :)
Genius approach to a box joint jig.
Thanks!
Very cool jigs for the table saw
Love your woodwork. Smart man. And super fast.
That does look like the easiest box joint jig ever. I loved the incorporating of the tile trowel.
Thanks, Matt. Glad you like it
All brilliant work
Great vids. Takes some of the mystery out of how this works. Headed down to my shop now to apply some of the tips you've shared.
Good luck!
Well I finally got around to making your box joint jig. It’s by far and away the best I’ve used. I used my cnc to accurately cut the template to a 1/4” spacing. On my first try the joints fit perfectly. I’ve done other box joint jigs and you have to fiddle with them to dial in the fit. Not on this one. Cudos to you and your design. 👍
So glad you like it. It's easily my favorite jig too
I bought the plans mainly for the box joint jig. I love the genius idea of using the trowel. I've looked at Matthais Wandel's and John Heisz's jigs, and while they are great, they just seem over engineered. I made a spacer block to help line up the pieces to further help with human error. Keep up the good work. Say hello to your neighbor for us. 😂
Hey thanks! Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully it works out as good for you as it does for me
Great jigs. I especially like the box joint jig. I appreciate sharing the knowledge
You bet. Thanks for watching
Love your videos very informative and the dad humor is off the charts, also you maybe the only youtuber that I watch to the end for the hilarious outtakes...great job all around
Thanks! :)
I have watched 3 of your videos and they are great. thanks for taking the time to make the jigs and the videos.
Thanks Douglas, glad you like them!
I cannot wait to make some of these jigs. I enjoy your videos, you are a very good teacher and I enjoy your sense of humor.
Lots of great ideas for my new shop, thanks.
Have fun!
the outtakes are really enjoyable, informative and funny, I love it!
Thanks
My wife and I love your commentary. Great jigs too!
your outtakes are the best
flippin awesome jigs!!!! great channel!!
Thanks 👍
The jig king! nice work.
All of those jigs are well designed, practical and built in a way that most any beginner can do them. The video voiceovers are good and the occasional dry sense of humor entertaining. Well done, Man! I hope you sell a lot of plans and keep your channel going.
Thanks!
I love the idea of using the trowel as a template especially since I have three of them with different size openings
You make me giggle, oh, Clamp God. So many clamps. Jealous.
LOVE the jig videos. I volunteer at a 50+ woodshop and we desperately need new jigs. I'm also making plans for a multi-use jig, so some of these ideas are brilliant. Wonder how many t-tracks is too many ...
And I too will decorate with black walnut or some exotics. I have many exotics. Fancy business.
Love the jigs. Purchased the plans with the intention of making 2 of the spline jigs 1st - one for my table saw and a modification to cut dovetail splines on my router table, however immediately ran into a major issue.
On my evolution rage5s table saw every time I try to cut the bevels on the 2 20" boards for the cradle the workpiece skews away from the fence leaving a far from straight edge.
I have tried everything to hold it tight to the fence but even then I am getting a bow in the middle. My tune up is spot on. My stock is perfectly flat and square.I have searched TH-cam and Google and cannot find anyone else with the same issue! I'm at the end of my tether!! Oh how I dream of a sawstop!
LOVE your outtakes! Makes you a real woodworker haha.
Thanks! 👍
Best voice overs of any woodworker on TH-cam!! Should consider voice acting. :)
Thanks! Haha!
Bloopers are hilarious. New subscriber.
Welcome aboard!
Greatly appreciated your videos filled with knowledge and much needed humor.
👍keep up the great work
I’m a seasoned 🇬🇧 carpenter and you sir are a goddamn genius!! 👍👍
Very elegant, I might even say the most logical I have seen. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Richard!
I always look forward to your videos. You do good work. I enjoy your goofs also. Even people on youtube mess up; I don't feel so bad when I do. Thanks guy. Keep up the good work.
I love all your jigs. I've just started woodwork and I'm making all your jigs as we speak.
Thanks very much
Herbie South Wales UK
Love your videos and your jigs always seem to be the better ones on you tube, well thought out.
I bought the plans, and this weekend is jig time! I'm leveling up all over the place.
Have fun with the build! :)
So slick. I like them all.
This is great for an old lady with arthritis! Thanks my friend.
Man, that box joint jig is awesome!
And you, dude, you're almost too likeable.
Thanks, Lee!
Love the jigs but love the take outs they always funny even if they did hurt LOL
I've been wanting to make your jigs for months and finally made the jointing/tapering one the other day. The box joint jig is genius.
Awesome, thanks Adam! Glad you like it
Fabulous, thank you! I will shamelessly copy all of those jigs for my own use…
I've watched a few vids today and love them. I especially love the out takes. It shows you're human too ;) Thanks.
Glad you like them!
you sir are very entertaining...and your projects are good too...kidding; I look for ward to every video. Well done sir.
Thank you very much!
Another aawesome set of jigs. Thank you!
My pleasure. Thanks
That box joint jig is fantastic
Thanks Dan. That’s my favorite too. 😀
Thanks for all your hard work and terrific ideas. These are all very useful jigs
You're very welcome, Raj! Glad you liked them
It is a real wonderful work, and you are a man of great worth
Nice job Drew. I always look forward to your videos, humor and outtakes. Good stuff.
Thanks Brad!
like your sense of humor
Ohh yeah these are all bad ass can’t wait to make these
Great show
And part 2 is also awesome
Good work drew keep up your good work
I think these are the best jigs i have seen. Excellent job. I may need to make some myself
Thanks so much, Belinda!
Lol. Returned the leftovers to my neighbor... That's the coolest box joint jig I've seen. May have to invest in some plans. Good job
Thanks Matt
Great video. Really like how you explain what and how you doing. Funny bloppers. It is cool
Watch those sleeves! I like.your videos and would hate for you to stop making them for any reason! Keep,em coming!
Drew, thank you sir. I told you I was going to buy the Jig Plans Pt. #2, and I just did... I'm not quite so far along that I'm ready to make the spline jig, but it's nice to have, and I just made a hard copy of the .PDF file...
Thank you again, sir.
Thanks for your support, Jim! And good luck with the build!
I've made a spline jig like that and it allows for more options that ones that are stationary. A couple of suggestions that made my jig better. First, you don't need 2 tracks for the stop blocks. One is sufficient. The second is to add a self-adhesive measuring tape. I marked a line from the kerf to the top so us short folks can see it (I work both at home and at a hobby shop, so multiple users), and then set a measuring tape across the top so I could be very precise. There are tapes available for both right and left, so it's super easy to go any which way.
Yup! Good suggestions
Great job there Drew! 👍🏻👍🏻Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Bill!
I like the box joint jig, a different approach and great solution and being able to create custom templates is genius.
these jigs are awesome. new sub here from south africa
Glad you like them! Welcome
Really enjoyed the box joint jig. I've been looking at a lot of these videos and decided on yours. I think this is the first time I've ever ordered a plan. I am impressed. I am a wood worker and only have use of my right hand (spinal cord injury 45 years ago) so I'm always on the hunt to find ideas that allow me to work safely in my shop. Working Hand Wood Works, Chazz deMeyer
Awesome! Thanks, Chazz. Glad you liked the jigs
Very creative, thanks
Very nice and informative channel.