How to Make a Spline Jig - Fast and Easy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
- Learn how to make a simple woodworking box spline jig from scrap material quickly and on a budget. This jig allows you to add nice decorative corners to your boxes, frames, etc. The dimensions for the three pieces I used are:
7 1/4" x 13"
5 x 7 1/4"
5 x 8"
I encourage you to adjust those dimensions in order to suit your needs. Learn how to cut and add splines in my follow up video:
• How to Add Corner Spli...
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I made this jig using your plans over 4 years ago and just pulled it out again to use this week. It is a simple but effective design. I ran across this video that I saw years ago and had to watch again. :)
This is simplest spine jig video I have seen but it works great. Some videos try to make a simple task harder than it should be. I like to keep it simple. Thanks for the video!!
If you add 2nd 7 1/4 x 13 piece to the open end of the jig you could then use a feather board to keep the jig stable to the table saw fence good presentation I would glue the V together as well as screw then to protect my $90 saw blades I would remove the screws the next day. As long as the sides are screwed to the 90 degree V you can easily replace the working portion of the jig when running out of zero cut spots on the jig
Probably the best video on spline jigs. Thank you. I only send your video when people ask how to do it
best video i watched so far about a spline jig, thanks man
Best tutorial for this I’ve seen yet. simple, yet effective. 👍
Just what I need. Quick and effective. Thanx.
Thanks. After 2 nights of gluing up 45 degree trim pieces...only to find them separate in the morning, I was desperate to find a quick spline cutting jig. This is perfect. Thanks.
Funny & useful video Mike. i'll have to check out your others. & Dude, gluein' & screwin' when your in a hurry is no problem; just remove the screws later(when U have time- drill the holes out some- and glue & hammer in some dowels. -and BAM Lazy today becomes Artisan tomorrow.✌Thanks for fast easy jig build-, ♿Lisa🔧
Simplest one I've seen. No nonsense. Great video man.
Super simple. Just the way I like it. Thank for sharing 👍😎🇦🇺
Made this a couple of days ago, worked a treat. Thanks!
Great video. No b.s. all relevant information!
Short, sweet and simple! Nice design. You're entitled to "crow" over the cleverness of the design ;)
U da man. Tks sir
Great job simple yet effective!
Gets a 👍🏼 from me.
Thanks. Made one like it tonight and it worked great.
Easy to build and works great!
This is a great design, was getting ready to make a larger more complicated jig before I found this video, thanks.
Great jig made one works fine
Very good! Thank you.
Man, that’s so much more simple than the other ones that I considered. Thanks so much!!!!
Nice simple jig!
making one of these tomorrow when I get to the workshop. Thanks for the simple tutorial, I will be using this idea to make one for a project I hope to finish sometime soon.
Can't wait to see more...
great video, thanks for using scrap
Great jig!! Will be adding this to my to make list!!
Ainslee Portlock thank you! 👊🏼
Nice and simple
Recommend you glue up before screws, that way you can remove the screws later and not have to think about how to work around them 🤝
- Thanx, nice & easy.
I need to make some!!!
Brilliant!
Add two more pieces of wood over and on the other side of your fence, then you just ride the fence and the jig doesn't risk tilting into the blade, sending it and your box into your face. Much safer.
Easy simple thanks. Tomorrow.
I love your fun commentary! Keep it up.
Scott! My man! I was looking for your youtube to subscribe but couldn't find it. You just made things a lot easier! Haha
Mad Raven Woodworks dude I'm scared of TH-cam! Mostly I'm scared of my face and voice!!!
well done lad🙏🙏
Like it have to make one of these
hello nice idea. thank you so much. We will wait for you.
You could wait for the glue to dry and replace the screws with dowels. Glued in of course.
Jason Kershaw I was going to say the same exact thing.
...or stick your spline jig in a spline jig and reinforce it that way...
Excellent to see that woodprix has new plans what helped me save some money and energy to build it.
Excellent to see that woodprix has new plans what helped me save some money and energy to build it.
Good job man! P.S. - loving my stickers on your cabinet! :P
Andrew Reid 👊🏼
Excelente
Nice idea....good video...thank you for creating it...I'm wondering though if you used biscuits or dowels instead of the screws on the bottom...that "should" be just as strong once the glue sets...would there be a reason that would not work? Thank you again for a great video.
- Nice, practical tool to have that wasn't difficult or costly. Thanx.
Thanks for the Jig. Question is the bottom sacrificial?
Great, no-waste-of-time, video! Question from a novice: Do you think its necessary to have the jig hug the saw fence for stability? Thanks!
Can you use the jig to cut angled spline?
Nice video.What was the type/make of drill countersink bit you used?
redwood1957 it's been 4 years so i can't recall. I believe it was Milwaukee.
Fast, easy and to the point. The only thing I don't like is having those screws potentially in the way. It is soooo easy to forget things like that, even if you've marked everything. Like most things in woodworking, plan on screw-ups (sorry, pun wasn't intended) and do everything you can to prevent them. Still, this is a terrific, simple design. Love it.
+Mark Slafkes agreed. I have since taken them out of mine. They were a pain.
You could have just left those two screws out, the glue joint will never fail on you. Nice design otherwise.
I added a piece to stick on to my fence, but besides that this works great.
Nice video sir, but those screws are too close, blade damage is just waiting.🤔
Coudl you just glue it and clamp it and call it a day? For angled pieces I mean instead of screws in case I forget and bang a screw
Can I use this free-standing by placing it on the edge of my box and use a circular saw to make the spline? Or would that be too unstable?
Sounds like a thumb-ectomy waiting to happen.
Just remove the screws (the bottom ones that you marked) once the glue sets up. They aren't needed after that.
How about a 90 degree joint jig to join 2 boards?
You could have just left those two screws out, the glue joint will never fail on you. Nice design otherwise.
3:48 don't you cut into those screws?
Ok
Go to woodprix if you'd like to know how to make it easy. Good solution for every woodworker.
I did it myself with the Stodoys plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.
I made it with woodprix handbooks !
Love your project. I made similar with WoodPrix instructions.
woodprix scripts includes most of woodworking plans you can find
Cringe @0:30 showing off the result with the blade still going inches away