Essential Stop Blocks with Bob Van Dyke

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Stop blocks help you cut parts more accurately and more consistently. Bob shows you why you need to use stop blocks more often in your shop.

[@MisterDivineAdVenture]

MAR-BO-LUS With Stops, Precision is a given - what you showed is Fast Precision.

[@TopshelfEnglish]

I love that last stop! That solves a problem I had last week in my shop that I eventually had to walk away from.
Guess it's back to work now. Thanks!

[@signmeupruss]

Great video. The table saw stops you've shown here can improve everyone's woodworking. Thanks to Bob and the FineWoodworking channel.

[@patrickfreeman8816]

In a world or self-aligning stops, embedded t-rails, and anything else Rickler can make you think you cannot live without, here's a craftsman who uses his brain. Great Job!! I have more in my cag of tricks now! Thanks

[@davidfriedman3962]

Thank you! I have subscribed because you are providing very useful demonstrations, and educating us all.

[@corwind3888]

Love that last stop. I've used straight line action clamps to achieve the same result in similar situations, but your stop setup is simple and sweet. Good job! Thanks!

[@mikes6844]

Hello from the UK, you've just help me solve a problem and also given me additional info to improve my accuracy. And I don't have to spend money in doing it :-) Many thanks
Regards
Mike

[@pixelstift]

Number 3 (the sliding version) is a very very good idea, and exactly what I was looking for.
Simple, stable and flexible.
Thank you

[@4n2earth22]

Most importantly, they promote safety! Excellent vid and tips. Thanks for sharing.

[@pg-mtl8815]

that last stop for short cuts was so brilliant! thanks for sharing!!

[@julienvandenbroeck4378]

Matthias is niet de beste geloof me

[@NajRellim]

Thanks for this excellent tutorial. My table saw is a smaller portable version which has a table extender on the right side. For that reason, the right side of my table extends much farther than the left side of the table. Your tutorial performs all measurements and stops on the left side. Can your work process be used on the right side of my table (every step inverted, including the squaring of the end), or is it a "best practice" to perform most operations on the left side?

[@Joe-ho6fo]

Great video. Couldn't figure out how to make stops for long boards until I saw this video. Many thanks.

[@jbb5470]

Thanks Bob! I really appreciate the accuracy the each one provides. A must have for my shop. Thanks for providing your video, helps a lot!

[@ecaff9515]

Excellent video and process. Thank you for sharing the essential stop blocks.

[@alexandrupreda4645]

Excelent video and great tips. Can you tell me though why are you rotating the piece of wood vertically after cutting the first end?

[@jason4547]

I love practical real world experience based advice... How is it this man only has 216k subscribers, well make that 217k subscribers ?
Well done at TY for sharing :)

[@robertbrunston5406]

All good advise II ! Thank you again.

[@mymido4322]

I love your ideas very creative, bravo well done👏👍🙂

[@jamesnasmith984]

Very helpful. Many thanks.

[@markkoons7488]

Thank you.

[@robertbrunston5406]

All good advise! Thanks.

[@waveoflight]

You can tell he has issues and has found solutions for them.

[@ikindawannalearn9513]

awesome video! thanks for the great tips

[@greg6107]

Thanks Bob!!

[@mnldgbD]

great! Many thanks

[@mardakworkshop4450]

thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@cfbischoff]

hey cuz... great video!

[@zetaadeen3186]

is there a video available that shows how to make a table saw using a miter or circular saw? I don't have money to buy a table saw since a decent one goes for 500$.

[@akmozart]

Scott Brewer check out izzy swans channel. he has a cool circular saw table saw build

[@zetaadeen3186]

hate seeing shops fully loaded... I'm still using a jigsaw and dremel to plane and sand

[@carthous]

if i could give more thumbs up i would

[@dustyhush]

awesome this helps a lot

[@jamesonelam]

Holy awesome set of stops. I'm skipping washing dishes to make them. Can I direct all wifey anger your direction FWW guys?

[@BenStrano]

Jameson Elam yes. Yes you can.

[@dansemur]

I dont understand why people use the table saw instead of miter saw to crosscut..

[@adamwilson4834]

Frédéric Chabot more accurate, easier to repeat and far safer for small pieces

[@alangeorgebarstow]

What the hell is a "federal-style banding"? In fact, what is any sort of "banding"? You need to be less esoteric and inform the uniformed amongst us.

[@FineWoodworking]

Here ya go: bfy.tw/EkiI

[@blendraphi]

Thanks!