NO JIGS! -Turn a table saw into a jointer to straighten boards!
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- How to straighten an edge on a jobsite with just a table saw and a scrap of plywood.
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This is so genius I cannot believe I never thought of this myself. It's so obvious. Thank you!
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Unless I'm doing something wrong, "international" apparently only means Canada and the US. No other countries are offered that I can see. I live in Japan so does that leave me out?
They will ship internationally if you give them your address so they can quote you a shipping price. Suggest you contact them by email first.
When you flipped the board I actually said “shut up!!” out loud to the video. Fantastic idea
This is the best “i dont have a jointer” video I’ve ever seen, and all of which I was desperately in need. Thanks A LOT for the lesson!
“Been woodworking for 173 years and always learning something new Thanks”
*You* sir just saved me $300 on the cheapest jointer I could find. Thanks a million.
WHAAAAT?!?!? Just when you think the Stumpster can’t bring you any other brilliant suggestions that are beyond cost effective… he gives us this!! 😃👍
The way he explains it makes it clear and obvious on how each step affects the work. I think it will be cheaper for me to buy some ply before I think about getting a jointer.
35 years and I still learn a new technique every now and then. Thank you, Mr Nubs!
Thanks for this clear, concise explanation for 'jointing' without a jointer.
This was a fantastic explanation
I've been in the business for 20plus years and it's the first time I've seen this way of straightening a board and I will definitely be using it. Thank you 💓
Now Stumpy, show us how to turn a table saw into a CNC machine.
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
Hahahahaha
If anyone can explain how.....he's the one
I believe Jeremy fielding has a video on this 🤔
Made one of these today and let me say, Mr. Nubs you are an absolute GENIUS!!! Worked a treat and and SO SIMPLE!! It saved me a bunch of money (and shop space) by not having to buy a jointer.
Brilliant idea and as usual, so clearly explained and demonstrated. Thank you!
Just blew my mind with this approach 👏👏👏 thank you so much
Nice, innovative, and safe way to straighten edges. Sweet!
This is really quite clever - good to have some of these creative solutions in one's toolbox.
Very, very well put tutorial. Again, thank you James for the best how tos in woodworking. And the sharpening system is the bomb too!
Hey, thanks for all your videos. Anytime you cover a topic, I consider it to be the authority on it. And the discount codes are always a nice touch.
The jointing tip was a good one and the M-Power sharpening system looks great.
Thanks.
This is so brilliantly simple, I'm in awe. Genius!
Thank you! That looks easier than any other method I’ve seen.
Wow what an elegant solution! Love it
Great tip and clear demonstration. Thank you.
WOW!!! That was really helpful for a "jobsite" solution for a jointer! Thanks-
That was a bloody clever for straightening the edges of boards... And well presented too.
A great technique for jointing. Filing it away with the several other ways of getting a straight edge. I feel like there are several, each having its pros and cons. This one is definitely going high on the list.
An excellent technique for jointing - thanks so much! I've saved this video and will use this technique in future.
Thanks for making me look brilliant by using your tips and tricks.
Hola! 🖐 This is genius!!! I always wondered and tried to envision EXACTLY what you just showed on this video and I could just not put it together. Thank you much for this video, it's going to help me a ton. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
That is a great idea. It's simple and safe to perform, conserves material and would be real handy for a hobbyist. Great tip.
Awesome video. Going to use this technique way easier and safer than my obsolete way.
Thanks for sharing with us James. Great sharpening system. Fred.
God bless Stumpy! Another incredibly helpful technique especially in my shop with no jointer. I’ve use other techniques with the table saw but this seems to be best practice.
This was so helpful. I had a bunch of 12' batu boards, all bowed, that I need to get a straight edge on. This worked beautifully.
Maaaaaaaaaaaaaan! THAT was awesome! I have a planer, a router and a table saw. I've watched just about every single video on TH-cam about a workaround to get a straight edge. This was awesome. I've watched your videos and learned a lot from you. But this might be the best. Thanks man. Great thinking.
Great method and such a simple idea! Thank you!
I’ve made this same comment many times, but once again, great tip. More of these will maybe get more people interested in woodworking that thought they had to have a lot of expensive tools 👍🏻
The problem of getting started is the lack of money. There some good cheap tools and others that are simply useless and put you off.A poor workman blames his tool but even a poor skilled man can get good results from top of the range equipment. You need tools with good powerful motors with torque not ones that stall as soon as it touches a piece of wood, and cheap guide fences are next to useless. What Stumpy has just shown is excellent but I doubt it could be done on a budget pressed tin table saw.
@@tonysheerness2427 Actually, most of his tips I've at least experimentally accomplished with decent results out of a hand-held circular saw. I don't have the space under cover to justify even a "cheap piece of crap" table saw, though I've restored several and even built custom cabinetry-tables for them to resell...
Need better stability and torque? Get a "Worm drive" circular saw... The jig can be accomplished with a few 90-degree brackets clamped to the plate, and you can then use a much shorter piece of "sheet good" material for the guide... It's going to take some care and clamping to get it properly lined up and the cuts made, but once fashioned, you can "true up" quite a bit before you need to fix it or replace it...
Skilsaw has always been a good one, and I haven't checked "Chicago Electric" yet... BUT my current is a Milwaukee, and I LOVE it... "Sidewinders" (with the blade directly attached to the motor-shaft) are a bit "all over the place" for quality, but I haven't bought a worm-drive that I didn't get excellent service from...
AND yes, there's quite a lot to practice with a hand-held circular saw if you're planning to get good with it, but in my experience, it's definitely worth it... Don't forget to keep some notation or even mark out on the plate (bottom) with Sharpie to denote exactly what and where you're kerf is... It's a bitch, but also worth it... AND go ahead and shellac or something over the Sharpie to preserve it... It's better to clean it all off when you get a blade so different as to throw your mark(s) off than to let the Sharpie "rub out" and have to fix it all the time... especially if you don't frequently have a Sharpie or you're just not in the habit of checking your "custom markings" before you plug in and start up the circular saw. ;o)
Very smart! I especially liked the "start by straightening the concave edge" detail, useful principle beyond this specific application.
Have a small bench top jointer that couldnt handle a long board. This worked like a charm....saved a ton of time! Thanks!
Very nice method. Well explained. I am finishing up a 54x54 black walnut pedestal table this weekend and have used this method for the table top boards. Easy and effective! Thank you.
good video stumpy
all the best from England
Great use of the K.I.S.S system!
Great video - thanks for the explanation of how to do this without a jointer.
Thank you Stumpy you saved my bacon. I had a cheap table saw that cut my boards all crooked and once I upgraded the saw I had to fix those boards and this jig did the trick and was so much simpler than the jointer sleds I've seen in other videos.
That's the most simple table saw jointing jig I've seen! I have a jointer but when it comes time to glue up a panel there's often that one stubborn board that doesn't want to play nice. What a quick and easy way to whip it back into shape. Thanks for the tip!!!
WOW!!! Awesome edge jointing tip!
Another excellent video that I learned something completely new from. Thanks!
This is by far the best idea I have seen. Still it’s not going to stop me from making a tapering jig. I’ll just have more weapons in my arsenal. Thank you.
This is a brilliant idea. I made a small jig for my job site table saw that works, but requires clamps and more time to run multiple pieces. I’ll be making one of these as soon as it warms up out there.
Man, you are a genius! What a useful skill. This is awesome, thank you!
Just subscribed to your channel. This advice on jointing is timely and EXTREMELY helpful. I have 10 red cedar boards to mill and no jointer in my shop to do it. Thanks 😀
👍 nice simple joining tip! I made a split router fence with an outfeed which is adjustable similar to a jointer table.
Just made one of these and holy crap it works great. Thank you!!!
What a great educator you, are making woodworking life easier for so many of us. Many thanks for another great and informative video.
I've watched many of your videos.This one earned the sub/notify. Thank you! Keep 'em coming.
Holy cow, this is genius! Thank you!
Thank you for uploading this, I used your method and it worked great.
What an awesome tip. I don't have a jointer, and even if I could afford one, I don't have the room for it in my little cubby... Saved this tip, and will DEFINITELY be putting it into practice when I go to glue boards together in the future.
Wow man. I have a jointer and I think I’m going to use your method anyway.. Nice tip!
Awesome tip explained simply, as always. Thanks!
This is just brilliant!
Very clever shortcut, thanks.
Thanks for the advice! It has worked great and I wish I had seen this video before. It is a time saver!!
Neat trick! Thanks for the channel and all the helpful content!
Brilliant, James! Thanks a lot for all the tips! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I tried this and it worked great on my jobsite saw - very good results. I can't remember if it's mentioned but this method works so well on longer boards too which would otherwise be a little harder to affix to a 2 or 3ft sled and run through.
Very clever for those of us without jointers. Thank you for showing how it's done. I just used this technique on some 8' lumber that had developed crooks and was very impressed. Thank you again.
Wow! I'll be making one of these.
Great tip! Thanks for all the videos.
Love this idea
Good lord man !! Is there no end to your genius? 👏👏
I’m just starting out in woodworking and like a typical man dived straight into the deep end and decided to build a writing desk. Turns out straightening 5’ long board on a 6” bench top jointer doesn’t work to well. This video saved both the day and my sanity! 👏👏👍
I’ll be using this for sure. Thanks!
Brilliant! I only knew of the one where you use the scrap plank as a sled, riding along the rip fence, and attach the board to be jointed to it with clamps, screws and scrap blocks, double-stick tape, etc. (essentially, a simple tapering jig). And of course, the disadvantage of that one is that the scrap/sled has to be longer than the board being jointed -- a neat trick when you're trying to joint an 8-foot board! This method, which turns the scrap plank into the infeed and outfeed tables of the jointer, removes that length restriction!
This method completely blew my mind.
Excellent. Just what I needed.
GENIUS!
This is perfect for me in my limited space and equipment shop! Thanks for sharing.
Carl, I'd be interested in what saw you use if you have limited space. I have a DeWalt 7491 which I love, and I don't feel that I am particularly restrained by having to use it, but I would still love a small cabinet saw with cast iron table.
Great idea and video
THANK YOU for this video! Great method.
This might be the best quick tip I've seen on this channel (and maybe anywhere else), although I'm just a novice casual woodworker, it's so obvious I feel dumb for not thinking about it before
man this is epic! I didn't want to take the time to make a jig. And there it is, you have the perfect answer!
What a cool trick! Thanks for this video
Thanks for the video. That was some well needed advise. Now to pull out a piece of plywood and try it.
That is a great idea! Thanks for sharing this.
Great tip, plus I’m seriously looking at the referenced sharpening system. Thx.
Thank you this was really helpful 🙏🏾
Thanks Stumpy made this item with a few mods work like a treat.
Regards LLoyd from Australia.
Cutting an unwieldy 4x8 plywood sheet into 16 3.5" strips with a circular saw, used this trick to straightened my imperfect cuts. Much better results. Thanks much!
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Very clever trick! Never considered doing that.
Ah wow. This is amazing
Great video! Definitely going to check out more videos on your channel.
Wow what that's a nifty little trick!
love your workshop!
That is absolute genius.
Very cool. I see that as especially useful if you have to joint thin stock.
Awesome tip thank you very much for making this video
Thx for the video - great idea!! I am going to be using this for sure!
Stumps you're brilliant!
Learn something new everyday. Glad I have a large jointer though.
Thaks stumpy