Click "Read more" to see links to all of the tools and videos mentioned in this video. JIG BUILD VIDEOS: Safer Crosscut Sled Step-byStep Build - th-cam.com/video/YbMUc4wVjpE/w-d-xo.html 5 Cut Method Detailed Video - th-cam.com/video/UbG-n--LFgQ/w-d-xo.html Jointing Jig Build Video - th-cam.com/video/1nYDBL7Xv1o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aH2ZCOjNUL9f7Xue Miter Saw Small Parts Jig - th-cam.com/video/w07_C0pnies/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PhxEJ17Hv0DPBZcD&t=211 Router Table Cross Cut Jig - th-cam.com/video/I-_Yt1787Bw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=v8MUipNltmy7sb0F&t=202 BUILD PLANS: Crosscut Sled Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store/safesled Jointing Jig Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store/jointing-jig TOOLS IN THIS VIDEO: Thin Rip Jig - amzn.to/3RGCRCN MicroJIg Dovetail Clamps - amzn.to/3tzKCCm Microjig Dovetail Bit - amzn.to/48z6xrY MicroJig Dovetail Hardware - amzn.to/479LhZ3 T-Track - amzn.to/3RAqSqd 5 Cut Calculator - windridgewoodcrafts.com/utilities/five_cut/ T-Track: amzn.to/3iFsVZ0 Outlaw's Board Butter: www.731woodworks.com/store/boardbutter CA Glue: bit.ly/3tJB2Kc DeWalt Router: amzn.to/3NmHtLh Digital Caliper: amzn.to/3LhRRC1 10 Million Dollar Stick - amzn.to/3vbyI1P 1 1/4" Dowel Rod for Handle - amzn.to/3vcLOMy Milwaukee Router - thetoolnut.sjv.io/AWKeBR Framing Square Fence - amzn.to/3TJhMtR WOODWORKING BUSINESS BUILDING COMMUNITY: Build a woodworking business without expensive tools or a big budget. Learn more about my coaching program - sawduststartups.com The full list of tools and supplies I recommend can be found on my website: www.731woodworks.com/recommended-tools Join the TUBAFOUR NATION through Patreon to get access to exclusive member only behind the scenes videos, member only livestreams, exclusive discounts, and other cool member only perks! www.patreon.com/731woodworks If you use one of these Amazon and other affiliate links, I will receive a commission on qualifying purchases. Some other useful links: Daily Tool Deals on my website: www.731woodworks.com/tool-deals Subscribe to our email Newsletter to get new content alerts, sales, and more! mailchi.mp/7e44c16eefdc/731-woodworks-email-newsletter Easy to Follow Build Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store Outlaw's Board Butter - So Good it Should be Outlawed: www.731woodworks.com/store/boardbutter
It’s key. It’s the only way you know. If you have 40 parts to mill, you need consistency. It took me hours to calibrate my saws and fences. Guess what? Then you have to re check too. I do it just before a large run. One offs I’ll eyeball it and it’s fine. Otherwise trouble shall brew!
Great Video! Thanks! A tip from the micro-jig info: You can pre-cut a slot with your table saw along the desired dovetails to help guide and alleviate some work on your rather expensive 24$ router bit if you are cutting a lot of tracks. I get really nice and clean straight dovetails when I pre-cut. Peace!
Great stuff, Matt! I just built a simple router table, and so I was paying particular attention to the router table cross cut jig. My table isn't quite big enough for that size, but I will be making (or buying) a bigger router table, so I am definitely going to build me one of those! I also have the plans for the table saw sled and I'm looking forward to completing that as well. Thanks for the great tips!
These are awesome! Even the simplest of jigs and holders help tremendously. Basically, it can replace a hand or helper with a few pieces of wood. Great demos and explanations. Thanks!
Thank you for making this video. I am recently retired and finally have time to make woodworking one of my main hobbies. I already built a crosscut sled but now I see how useful and essential these other jobs are to move to the next level. I especially like that you demonstrate the use of dovetail slots. This is great because it allows a beginner to start getting great results without spending lots of money right away on aluminum T-slots and the other hardware that is required to work with them. And of course I'll be able to build the jigs faster. Thanks again. 🙂👍
I recently made a sled for my bandsaw for doing exactly what you did with the miter saw jig. Works like a champ and I don’t feel that dread when using the miter saw.
Glad to see a regular video again. I’ll come watch these, not the other stuff. The algorithm might say you’re growing from them, but this is what I subscribed for. 👍🏻
Great video with a lot of good ideas. Just a thought, I use the same 1x4 handle on all of my router templates to keep my fingers away from the bit. Also provides better control.
The calculator is invaluable. Until I learned how to dial in my saw and pushed past the doubt I had to make a sled(and other jigs),I wasn’t getting all I could out of it. Not only did it make to tool more useful but it was valuable practice and a confidence builder to make other things
I follow many woodworkers on TH-cam. You are hands down my favorite to watch. The way you explain things is so simple and easy to follow. Keep up the great work!
Hahaha, yes we all would like to keep them securely attached to our hands!! I'm a newbie and started off watching Matt. Now I cringe if I watch other TH-camrs with their fingers too close, sleeves too long/loose, standing directly in front of a path of a kickback, etc. Matt keeps us safer.
I bought that thin strip jig using your affiliate link when you first showed that jig in a video a week or so ago. Looking forward to using it for the first time soon!
Thanks 👍 for all the jig build ideas Matt! I have a piece of 3/4 oak plywood in the shop begging me to use it. Now I know what it will become. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Dude. I love your channel! I’m new to getting more serious with my builds, very educational and takes the seeming complexity and makes it easy even for this guy. Thanks!
Nice. The coolest hack I ever built is a 36" square corian router table - you can go on CL and almost aways find contractors remnants recycle and get them for $100. They cut on a table saw, stupid easy, always flat and a way slippery surface and no issues. I use it all the time; made my rockler obsolete
Good vid. I couldn't imagine what the jig on the static pic would be for. My router table support push block looks a good bit different than yours -- works the same way.
Thanks for all of your great videos. Even when I have plans I like to draw out things in Sketchup, It gives me a better picture of how something should go together. The jointing jig was a challenge. After you draw the 1st dovetail groove, the edges are no longer parallel so the push/pull tool won't work. Have not been able to figure out how to get it to "Push thru". The only way I could figure out to draw this was to draw 18 blocks with half the dovetail groove on 2, 3, or 4 sides, then line them all up together. I'm using Sketchup free, Does anyone know of an easier way to draw grooves that cross?
You can build a thin rip jig, too, though it requires a couple parts you may not have laying around. I had a small wheel bearing that I mounted in the end of a thin piece of hardwood, and routed a slot for a miters slot clamp that I borrow from my diy feather board. I agree it is a very handy thing to have whether store bought or hand made. 👍
I’m so glad I came across your video. Every one of these seem so useful. I will definitely be making each one. Thank you so much!! And I subscribed to make sure I don’t miss anything else 😃
Awesome jigs Matt,I plan to order the crosscut sled from Kings Fine Woodworking for my table saw but will be making one for my miter saw and also my router table as well as get the thin rip jig for the table saw. Awesome content as always and looking to 2024 for even more. Also in 2024 I’ll be making a trip to Les Steen Hardwoods in North Little Rock when it comes time for making the tops for my cabinet in the mancave as well as the trim for around the boards.
Absolutely great tips Matt Thanks for sharing these jigs just getting started woodworking and these will all be extremely handy. Happy New Years to you and Amy and the rest of your family 🎊🍾🎉 GOD BLESS YOU ALL IN THIS NEW YEAR. And I look forward to what amazing videos you do in 2024
Thanks for the super helpful videos! You mentioned in your video you would leave a link to the online 5 cut calculator? It's not in the video description or in the comment
Never heard of that $10 MM stick. Excellent idea -- my miter saw has scared the living daylights out of me more times than I can count. Buying one right now.
Need another smaller crosscut jig since the one I made is too big. Being able to do a 20” door is great, but so much is smaller that it’s just a big heavy thing to move. Think something 13” deep as a complement would be great.
I'm now a lifelong subscriber just because of your shirt alone...great content is just bonus! To fly those colors before Fod and man is of the highest honor/privilege, and I can tell that you don't take it lightly. So awesome to see your light shine brightly here!
Thank You 731Woodworks. These are all great ideas. I'll be cutting handle into my Router Table Guide or Support, or whatever you called it, my wife was talking to me about something, now I have to go find out what she even talking about.😏
IMHO, and subject to be corrected, the cleat on the planer sled should be on the other end. The planer is cutting TOWARDS the feed side, creating a tremendous force toward you!
@@731Woodworks saaayyyy there Master Woodshoper…… you don’t know where we can buy a sled, like the one you show your Padawans to build…. If we can’t find the Force to guide us….. Would you? Maybe at Wonkawoodville? Mickey’s Dwar’s Woodshop…. 🤔😆😉👍 Matthew 18:20👍🙏
@@731Woodworks 😆😆😆👍👍👍👍👍 ohhhhh Madter Matt…. Good come back. On a serious note - I will check them out. Thx. I’ll give my all to building my sled. I’ve got a wall of cabinets with a miter box center first. And some stuff on the home first. But I’ll be reviewing your video 4-5 times during its build. 👍. And thanks for the feedback n humor. You know the drill….. The Force will be with you, always. 😉😆🙏👍
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Click "Read more" to see links to all of the tools and videos mentioned in this video.
JIG BUILD VIDEOS:
Safer Crosscut Sled Step-byStep Build - th-cam.com/video/YbMUc4wVjpE/w-d-xo.html
5 Cut Method Detailed Video - th-cam.com/video/UbG-n--LFgQ/w-d-xo.html
Jointing Jig Build Video - th-cam.com/video/1nYDBL7Xv1o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aH2ZCOjNUL9f7Xue
Miter Saw Small Parts Jig - th-cam.com/video/w07_C0pnies/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PhxEJ17Hv0DPBZcD&t=211
Router Table Cross Cut Jig - th-cam.com/video/I-_Yt1787Bw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=v8MUipNltmy7sb0F&t=202
BUILD PLANS:
Crosscut Sled Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store/safesled
Jointing Jig Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store/jointing-jig
TOOLS IN THIS VIDEO:
Thin Rip Jig - amzn.to/3RGCRCN
MicroJIg Dovetail Clamps - amzn.to/3tzKCCm
Microjig Dovetail Bit - amzn.to/48z6xrY
MicroJig Dovetail Hardware - amzn.to/479LhZ3
T-Track - amzn.to/3RAqSqd
5 Cut Calculator - windridgewoodcrafts.com/utilities/five_cut/
T-Track: amzn.to/3iFsVZ0
Outlaw's Board Butter: www.731woodworks.com/store/boardbutter
CA Glue: bit.ly/3tJB2Kc
DeWalt Router: amzn.to/3NmHtLh
Digital Caliper: amzn.to/3LhRRC1
10 Million Dollar Stick - amzn.to/3vbyI1P
1 1/4" Dowel Rod for Handle - amzn.to/3vcLOMy
Milwaukee Router - thetoolnut.sjv.io/AWKeBR
Framing Square Fence - amzn.to/3TJhMtR
WOODWORKING BUSINESS BUILDING COMMUNITY:
Build a woodworking business without expensive tools or a big budget. Learn more about my coaching program - sawduststartups.com
The full list of tools and supplies I recommend can be found on my website: www.731woodworks.com/recommended-tools
Join the TUBAFOUR NATION through Patreon to get access to exclusive member only behind the scenes videos, member only livestreams, exclusive discounts, and other cool member only perks! www.patreon.com/731woodworks
If you use one of these Amazon and other affiliate links, I will receive a commission on qualifying purchases.
Some other useful links:
Daily Tool Deals on my website: www.731woodworks.com/tool-deals
Subscribe to our email Newsletter to get new content alerts, sales, and more! mailchi.mp/7e44c16eefdc/731-woodworks-email-newsletter
Easy to Follow Build Plans - www.731woodworks.com/store
Outlaw's Board Butter - So Good it Should be Outlawed: www.731woodworks.com/store/boardbutter
I’ve heard people talk about the five cut method before, but this is the first time I really understood what they meant. That makes so much sense
It’s key. It’s the only way you know. If you have 40 parts to mill, you need consistency. It took me hours to calibrate my saws and fences. Guess what? Then you have to re check too. I do it just before a large run. One offs I’ll eyeball it and it’s fine. Otherwise trouble shall brew!
@@thenext9537ml
Great Video! Thanks!
A tip from the micro-jig info:
You can pre-cut a slot with your table saw along the desired dovetails to help guide and alleviate some work on your rather expensive 24$ router bit if you are cutting a lot of tracks. I get really nice and clean straight dovetails when I pre-cut.
Peace!
One of your best recent videos; you're not plugging a product, you're just plugging "good practice". More like this please
Agreed.
Well said Bob.
Some tools are so good they should be plugged.
Great stuff, Matt! I just built a simple router table, and so I was paying particular attention to the router table cross cut jig. My table isn't quite big enough for that size, but I will be making (or buying) a bigger router table, so I am definitely going to build me one of those! I also have the plans for the table saw sled and I'm looking forward to completing that as well. Thanks for the great tips!
I agree on those as your first 5 Jigs... Jigs are invaluable and once made, you can use forever!! Thanks Matt!!
These are awesome! Even the simplest of jigs and holders help tremendously. Basically, it can replace a hand or helper with a few pieces of wood. Great demos and explanations. Thanks!
Thank you for making this video. I am recently retired and finally have time to make woodworking one of my main hobbies. I already built a crosscut sled but now I see how useful and essential these other jobs are to move to the next level.
I especially like that you demonstrate the use of dovetail slots. This is great because it allows a beginner to start getting great results without spending lots of money right away on aluminum T-slots and the other hardware that is required to work with them. And of course I'll be able to build the jigs faster. Thanks again. 🙂👍
This guy knows how to work safe. Good job.
I recently made a sled for my bandsaw for doing exactly what you did with the miter saw jig. Works like a champ and I don’t feel that dread when using the miter saw.
Want to wrap my head around that.. had a few ideas, have not chosen that path yet!
Glad to see a regular video again. I’ll come watch these, not the other stuff. The algorithm might say you’re growing from them, but this is what I subscribed for. 👍🏻
Only problem is these don't make money
Great video with a lot of good ideas. Just a thought, I use the same 1x4 handle on all of my router templates to keep my fingers away from the bit. Also provides better control.
The calculator is invaluable. Until I learned how to dial in my saw and pushed past the doubt I had to make a sled(and other jigs),I wasn’t getting all I could out of it. Not only did it make to tool more useful but it was valuable practice and a confidence builder to make other things
Ill make every one of these this week! Thanks for the reminder
I follow many woodworkers on TH-cam. You are hands down my favorite to watch. The way you explain things is so simple and easy to follow. Keep up the great work!
Wow, thank you!
Real nice grouping of great jigs Matt. The fact that they're simple to make, is pure bonus!
Great video and that goes for your shirts as well 🙂
Yeah I need my fingaaaszzzz I’ll build the miter saw jig. Great info bud thanks.
Hahaha, yes we all would like to keep them securely attached to our hands!! I'm a newbie and started off watching Matt. Now I cringe if I watch other TH-camrs with their fingers too close, sleeves too long/loose, standing directly in front of a path of a kickback, etc. Matt keeps us safer.
I bought that thin strip jig using your affiliate link when you first showed that jig in a video a week or so ago. Looking forward to using it for the first time soon!
Thanks 👍 for all the jig build ideas Matt! I have a piece of 3/4 oak plywood in the shop begging me to use it. Now I know what it will become. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Dude. I love your channel! I’m new to getting more serious with my builds, very educational and takes the seeming complexity and makes it easy even for this guy. Thanks!
Thank you. Regards from Germany
Thanks. Now I have somethings to build this weekend.
That miter saw jig is genius! Just got my first miter saw and I'll definitely make one of those.
I'm making this for my miter! Thank you!
man,your videos always rock...be blessed
Nice video. Nice to see that you adequately protect yourself. It is a great example for everyone. Congrats ❤❤❤
Yes, congratulations 😀.
My man! Thanks for sharing your gifts🙌🏻
Nice. The coolest hack I ever built is a 36" square corian router table - you can go on CL and almost aways find contractors remnants recycle and get them for $100. They cut on a table saw, stupid easy, always flat and a way slippery surface and no issues. I use it all the time; made my rockler obsolete
I wish I could be smart enough to get plans. From your website or store. Love the plans you have.
I built the jointer sled and it works extremely well, thanks for the helpful videos!
Loved your t shirt bro!. ❤😇🤗
These are so helpful!! Thanks!
Thanks man , now i need another shop to put all my jigs 😁😁👍👍
Have you done any videos on making stop blocks for a miter saw? Enjoying your site and videos.
Awesome tips specially the one for the router table thanks for sharing
I agree, but what are the two holes for?
Good video. My favorite in a while. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
always a pleasure watching your videos
Some excellent jigs. Thanks for sharing, from your latest subscriber. Cheers from Australia.
Love the small parts sled for the miter saw and I need to remake my table saw sled, as well. Thanks for mentioning the five cut calculator, as well.
Very helpful, thanks!
Thankssooo much for these!
Glad you like them!
I love your videos!!! So helpful!!
my 2 faves are the first and 5th
great video, loved the mitre saw and router jigs, i will be making them. Loved the T shirt too
Excellent presentation. So, I nailed two boards together and now I need a nap.
Good vid. I couldn't imagine what the jig on the static pic would be for. My router table support push block looks a good bit different than yours -- works the same way.
Love the router table jig.
Thanks for another really great video!
That squaring procedure is great . My old cross cut jig was just squared with carpenter L square 😄
I have all these. Except that router table jig, that I will be using because it’s a pain in the ass to cut slots and keep it straight like that!
These are all great ideas! Just wondering what the holes in the router jig are for.
Thanks for all of your great videos. Even when I have plans I like to draw out things in Sketchup, It gives me a better picture of how something should go together. The jointing jig was a challenge. After you draw the 1st dovetail groove, the edges are no longer parallel so the push/pull tool won't work. Have not been able to figure out how to get it to "Push thru". The only way I could figure out to draw this was to draw 18 blocks with half the dovetail groove on 2, 3, or 4 sides, then line them all up together. I'm using Sketchup free, Does anyone know of an easier way to draw grooves that cross?
🎉🎉 Happy New Year!
Great picks for shop jigs! I’ll be making some of these soon!
Thanks for the video. Perfect timing as I need to make a new mitre sled.
Useful information.
Thanks
Really enjoy your videos. Thanks
You can build a thin rip jig, too, though it requires a couple parts you may not have laying around. I had a small wheel bearing that I mounted in the end of a thin piece of hardwood, and routed a slot for a miters slot clamp that I borrow from my diy feather board. I agree it is a very handy thing to have whether store bought or hand made. 👍
I’m so glad I came across your video. Every one of these seem so useful. I will definitely be making each one. Thank you so much!! And I subscribed to make sure I don’t miss anything else 😃
A very handy video indeed.
Love the build
Awesome jigs Matt,I plan to order the crosscut sled from Kings Fine Woodworking for my table saw but will be making one for my miter saw and also my router table as well as get the thin rip jig for the table saw. Awesome content as always and looking to 2024 for even more. Also in 2024 I’ll be making a trip to Les Steen Hardwoods in North Little Rock when it comes time for making the tops for my cabinet in the mancave as well as the trim for around the boards.
I love your Tshirt most of that things. Thanks for sharing the gospel as well ❤
Sharing the gospel or using Jesus for marketing? Not a fan.
thanks for sharing❤
@731woodworks thanks for the helpful jigs! Happy New year
Happy new year guys!!
You have a great syzum!
Absolutely great tips Matt Thanks for sharing these jigs just getting started woodworking and these will all be extremely handy. Happy New Years to you and Amy and the rest of your family 🎊🍾🎉 GOD BLESS YOU ALL IN THIS NEW YEAR. And I look forward to what amazing videos you do in 2024
Great video! How can I make my own shims for my thicknesser sled?
I love the shirts.
Great video really good information! Love your shirt!
Thanks for the super helpful videos! You mentioned in your video you would leave a link to the online 5 cut calculator? It's not in the video description or in the comment
It's in the description under tools. Direct link here 5 Cut Calculator - windridgewoodcrafts.com/utilities/five_cut/
I’m liking that thin rip jig. Thanks Mighty Matt!
The ‘Dramatic Reenactment’ needed a double thumbs up at the end! 😂😂
Back to the Dope Videos Matt!!! My Man! 💯
I know the 'plug' vids get views (revenue) but, I think that these are where You Shine!
Saved this.
Never heard of that $10 MM stick. Excellent idea -- my miter saw has scared the living daylights out of me more times than I can count. Buying one right now.
love the shirt
Matt. Would you happen to have these in a plan bundle? I'd be quite interested if you do. Thanks Matt! 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Not currently but I'll work on that. Thanks
@@731Woodworks Thank you very much Matt. I sure would appreciate it if you did! 😉
Thanks again for the video. I love the shirt brother.🙏🗡️🇺🇸
Need another smaller crosscut jig since the one I made is too big. Being able to do a 20” door is great, but so much is smaller that it’s just a big heavy thing to move. Think something 13” deep as a complement would be great.
Thank you
I'm now a lifelong subscriber just because of your shirt alone...great content is just bonus! To fly those colors before Fod and man is of the highest honor/privilege, and I can tell that you don't take it lightly. So awesome to see your light shine brightly here!
thanks for the info.
I just binged watched a dozen of your videos. Your shirts are 'outta this world.' Thanks for wearing them!
Great vid. Gotta save it for later. Why are there holes on the router table jig?
Thanks. Gives you some options to clamp if you need to.
Thank You 731Woodworks. These are all great ideas. I'll be cutting handle into my Router Table Guide or Support, or whatever you called it, my wife was talking to me about something, now I have to go find out what she even talking about.😏
Very neat
Very good information!
Glad you think so!
How many of your videos can I save for future watching, geez man. Too much good content, not enough time! Love it
Wow, thanks!
This project will definitely sneak in between all the projects my wife has me doing😂😂
Love your videos!!!! Love your shirt even more!!!!!!!!
What are the holes in the router jig for? What am I missing?
Sorry, failed to tell you that part. They are there if you needed to clamp the board to the jig.
IMHO, and subject to be corrected, the cleat on the planer sled should be on the other end. The planer is cutting TOWARDS the feed side, creating a tremendous force toward you!
I wondered about this as well.
@@jonathanhowe42 Yep - Cleat on the end by the operator, it is there to stop kickback.
Great piece. Now I have 2 things to build!!!!! 👍👍
Have fun!
@@731Woodworks saaayyyy there Master Woodshoper…… you don’t know where we can buy a sled, like the one you show your Padawans to build…. If we can’t find the Force to guide us…..
Would you? Maybe at Wonkawoodville? Mickey’s Dwar’s Woodshop…. 🤔😆😉👍
Matthew 18:20👍🙏
@@Jonacarpenter This is the Way…. Check out Rockler Table Saw Sled or Incra Miter 5000 as options you can purchase.
@@731Woodworks 😆😆😆👍👍👍👍👍 ohhhhh Madter Matt…. Good come back.
On a serious note - I will check them out. Thx. I’ll give my all to building my sled. I’ve got a wall of cabinets with a miter box center first. And some stuff on the home first. But I’ll be reviewing your video 4-5 times during its build. 👍. And thanks for the feedback n humor.
You know the drill…..
The Force will be with you, always. 😉😆🙏👍
Good that your are using William Ng's "5 cut To a Perfect Crossbut Sled" method - Always good to give him props.
3 different shirts from your church in 1 video? I'm impressed.
Do you have plans for the router table that your using? thank you love the videos great work, I'm a beginner.
Yes I do, you can get them here www.731woodworks.com/store/routertableplans Thank you!
The holes on the router jig...do they serve any purpose, or do they just make the jig lighter?
Great video!
Thanks
beginners dont have table saws but still need to joint boards.