I discovered an AMAZING 2x6 trick for woodworkers!
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Just thought I'd tell you that after watching one of your videos I bought myself a BOW Featherboard, I love it. Beats making my own and also beats the yellow one I had bought a few years back.
"I suggest labeling it." The best advice in the entire video!
Drill a hole in it too. If a piece of timber is hanging on a nail it makes me think I must have kept it for a good reason!
I'm largely a metal worker but I still watch your delightful content.
Same here retired industrial sheet metal. I enjoy wood working. Many of my metal skills apply to wood. Lay out and working with machinery. I like his vids for the tips and practices but also the easy way he presents what ever the subject of the day is.
ha...was going to say exactly the same thing. I mostly work with steel yet still watch this stuff thinking 'you know, I might use that one day....'
@@donhappel9566 I thinking you will and your steel buddy’s will wonder how you came up with it.
You’re the textbook example of “work smarter not harder” philosophy! Great videos, keep them coming! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Some of the best WW tips on the internet, thanks
Finding leprechauns is easier than finding a straight 2x6
I hear ya on that, although it also depends on where you're looking for them. I've had better look with small lumber yards than the big box stores for that kind of thing. Of course, it's not going to be as cheap as the box store.
Sure it's easy
Just ask one of dem liddell fellas
I have seen hockey sticks straighter than wood at the Depot and other places.
@@brettbarager9101 we have a store in the uk called B and Q. I like to think of the wood that they supply as "bendy and quirky"
@@clemmcguinness1087 then you understand the Home Depot experience here in the states. :)
Wow. Novice here. Started this retirement hobby doing small boxes and frames. Awesome idea. Thanks dude. Go Wings
You’re living my dream. I’m 4 years from retirement
James, we can always count on you!! Great info.
Never thought about plywood for splines, makes good sense, and simple.
There’s a directly proportional relationship between a persons experience level and the number of simple but extremely effective jigs hanging on their shop walls.
Once again Stumpy made me feel like a fool! Something so simple and yet I have never though it. Thank you Sir!
Genius!
I always learn something watching your videos.
So cool how construction workers and carpenters figure out things to use to make everything easier
I use my biscuit jointer for splines like you proposed. Easy, fast and precise.
Not just smarter , but safer. Excellent upload, James.
I’ve used biscuits for this purpose when I didn’t want an exposed spline and the biscuit cutter largely eliminates the problems of material slippage or alignment to the cutter. I also do like cutting these on the table saw because then I can leave the material flat on the table, supported with a miter gauge to ensure alignment, and just tip the blade over, resting the pointed end of the material against the fence only now it can’t slip under the fence.
I love that you support small businesses like that too.
I got one of those Bow featherboards. It's great. The best featherboard I've ever used.
Definitely want to try this on a box. And, I love that Bow feather board.
This video is excellent. I like the idea of using both pieces back to back. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
A very useful tip! Thank you, James.
Your videos are on my list to watch first because they are always good. I think this one is one of the best you have had in a while. Please don't misunderstand all are good but this is better. Thanks.😀
Exactly the solution I needed when I needed it, thank you
Thanks for ALL the great information in your video and the feather board information James, both were great. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.
Awesome tip! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, Stumpy. Once again, another great video to help us all become better wood workers
Great way to make stronger boxes!
What a spectacular idea James! Thank you so very much. 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you again I started by watching your videos
Thank you for sharing your awesome tip. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy 😊 and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Very clever tip, thanks.
These kinds of videos are the best. Simple, useful and easily usable.
What a great idea. Thank you for the excellent tips and tricks for splines.
Awesome tip James! Thank you! 👍👍🔨🔨
Nice. Beautiful and simple.
James, so much to learn watching your videos. You have the knack to explain the underlying principles - engineer in me loves it. Keep up the great work.
Another great video!! Thanks
Great tip James thanks for sharing definitely going to try this. Thanks for sharing
Great, practical tip (as we’ve come to expect). Thank you!
Love this, James! Thanks!
I add biscuits to miters. Usually they will be the small FF size.
That is freaking brilliant. Thank you.
Another great video. Love all your help.
I've been watching your videos for several years now and I've seen many of them, I will say you are very experienced and intelligent, keep the good content coming
Love this channel, always something new to learn. Getting ready to be making some frames and would have never thought of this.
Simply brilliant!
Nice tip, thanks.
Looks like you could use a 2x4, but great idea. The splines aren't invisible from the ends. Stops might help.
Brilliant, Thankyou for this presentation . . . Chris . . . Norwich, England
This is brilliant!!! Thank You
Good tip thanks for sharing it
Something like this is just common sense...that I never would have thought of on my own. Thanks for sharing.
Great tip thanks
Great tip! Thanks for sharing! 👍
Awesome tip!
My Wood Shop teacher 60+ years ago taught us about using splines in our miter joints. I’ve been doing this ever sense using the table saw. Your router table setup is great. Will be using that from now on.
Another great idea, Thank you!
Great tip. I will definitely use this tip the next time I cut miters.
Great tip.
Great information 👍
You always have good advice. Thank you sir.
Brilliant!
cut plate jointer slots in your miter intersections
Excellent idea. Thanks for sharing.
Great tip, this sounds like something simple i can easily make and use. Now i just have to remember to do it when i try to make my next box.
Oh... Really fantastic tips, James! Thanks a lot! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Very good! Thanks for sharing
Great job. Thank you 😊
Short and SWEET. :-) Thanks.
Youre always giving me some good ideas, thank you.
A great idea. I use it with a horizontal slotting cutter as small straights tend to snap.
Nice, easy and complete
Great job 👍
Great vid!
Excellent
Brilliant idea you always amaze us with your tips tricks and more💯
Nice stumpy…love my joints
Thanks for an excellent "how to" video. Will use.
Great video. I love this a lot! Thank you thank you!
Very clever and useful.
Nice, thanks
Great tip, Jim. 😊😊
Good ideas. Thank you.
Thank you for the info. I’m going to be making a few boxes soon and that. Will work out well
Thanks again for a great tip!
Fascinating
Thank you, appreciate the video.
Hey stumpy,
I just watched the video about bevels. And putting a spine In them and using a 2 x 6 for a guide. Holy cow, what a super idea? I gotta give that a try thanks so much.
Great stuff! Thanks
Tom Byrne
So smart!
Fantastic.......thanks!
Ok. That’s a real good tip!
I really like simple jigs like this. Thanks for sharing! Also, Scott Walsh has a vid "This Simple Joint is Stronger than a Dovetail" & proved miter joints can be incredibly strong when glued correctly, even without splines.
This one gets a save for later! Thanks!
Wow great tip!
Good one!
I’d 2nd the 👍🏻for Bow feather boards..
been working with them and they are super. Got rid of my old ones
Really nice one, I'll definitely try it! ❤
Great tip on running grain perpendicular to the slot.
Ingenious, must have a go at that.