How To Cut Splined Miters Without A Jig / How To Make A Spline Joint
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- Adding splines to a miter joint is a great way to increase it's strength and can be used at a creative aspect to a design. Here I show how to make a spline joint on the table saw without making a jig.
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This is probably the most useful splined miter joint video on the internet.
Professional cabinet maker here where saving time means higher margins/take home. Don’t do a lot of splines so this saved me at least an hour if not more by bypassing the building and testing of a jig. You are a Rockstar!
I like this approach because it still has maximum side contact and yet has a slight depression for excess glue.
Are you referring to the deplete portion of the cut? As the blade is rounded it’s just slightly deeper in the middle? Just wanting to understand.
@@Eric-469 🙂yes sir
@@mightyporkygotcha. Thanks !!!
One of the most useful woodworking videos I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
Super simple way to make spline joints, thank you sir!
The smartest thing i've ever watched without a jig. hahaha, took me all day to make one.
Literally just built a spline jig yesterday 🤦 lol.
Like most of the others have said...your videos contain a lot of nifty (why didn’t I think of that) solutions to be a better woodworker.
Thanks!
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Really enjoying your practical approach to solutions in the shop.
Genius. Just what I was looking for. Thank you
jigs are nice and all, but... This is perfect for what I am working on. cheers!
Jodi I used your trick to make picture frames for my family over Christmas and it saved me so much time not having to construct a jig that’ll only take up space in my basement. This video just showed back up in my news feed, so I thought I’d share that. Had to watch again!
Your simple way of making a spline cut just saved me from making a jig, literally! I was going to make one this week. Thanks again for your great ideas!
Awesome! So far it's the one tip I liked the most! Fast and precise, no jigs, no muss no fuss! But actually, I'm gonna be working with hexagonal pieces! Will that work too? Thank you so much for the video! 😉👍🏻
I’ve been woodworking for over 50 years. I’m by no means an expert but consider myself pretty good at what I do. Ive watched hundreds if not thousands of TH-cam videos and I have to say that you are in my top 5 woodworking video channels that I enjoy watching each time you post something new. I like you clear description on how to do things and appreciate very much very much you sharing with this channel. Thanks so much.
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Well done, simple and easy to do.
I had to try it right away, perfect 👌
Will
USN Ret.
This actually works. Thanks for the awesome tip, saved me a lot of time.
Omg yay! I didn't want to make a jig!! Thank you 💪🏼🤩👍🏼
Thanks for your brilliant notion. Such a great tip.
so simple. so quick. so practical. so awesome!
I really like using the saw without needing to keep up with another dedicated jig. I'm running out of space. Your videos are straightforward and comprehensive.
very clever as usual! I like that the blade leaves a concave bottom in the slot, which lets the outside corners of the spline make contact and leave no gaps. The concave also leaves space for the glue to help drive in the spine all the way.
Genius. I've been avoiding certain projects because I didn't want to deal with making a spline jig. Thanks!
Thanks for taking the time to create and present such doable, practical and efficient methods. They're all fascinating. Nice job.
This is brilliant! It's simple and effective. Well done! Thanks.
I appreciate your approaches. I look forward to seeing more. Thanks.
Brilliant. You made me realize that the little void due to the curvature of the blade within the spline is hidden and actually doesn't matter that much.
Thanks Jody for this idea and your hard work on editing for us. Peace be with you!
Love your insights into some not so simple (making a jig) projects.
That is a fantastic tip! Thank you so much, and keep up the great work on your videos.
Don’t know how I missed this vid a year ago - another winner, brilliant in its simplicity and opens up more opportunities for weekenders like me 👍 -Oh, and I hope your left hand found gainful employment after this!
Just used this and it worked beautifully!
Excellent! I would never thought of this. Thank you
I like the way you explain stuff: super straightforward and simple. Nice job man
Really quick and easy - great!
Brilliant, I am so glad I didn't make a jig when I thought of it a while back! Thanks so much for sharing!
Awesome no nonsense guide!
Each one pf your video teaches me something new. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much for posting this alternative approach to adding splines to miter joints! Just goes to show that there is always more than one way to get the desired outcome in woodworking.
Great information from someone that can explain it clearly! Thank you!!
Great method. Even better, your explanation. Well done!
Simple and easy, gotta love it !!!!!!!!!
Genius is really about doing a more or less complicated operation in a simple way; not just coming up with a jig to do the job. Very intelligent method. 👍🏻
Another great idea, thanks for sharing it.
I just subscribed a few weeks ago and already have learned a few good tricks. Thank you and I can't wait to see more of your new tips and your old ones.
You have a great manner and clarity and you do inspire me to give it a go!
I’m going to try it out. Thanks for the practical approach.
Best woodworking channel
I’m AMAZED! This is an incredible tip!
I’ve been looking at spline jigs for picture frames I’m making but I can’t believe how easy this is! You saved me a bunch of unnecessary work!
I mused to use "V Nails " but this is far stronger for picture frames
Great technique Jody! I’m going to have to try this now! I was a little intimidated of doing spline cuts just because I didn’t have a spline jig, and haven’t made time to make one. Thanks for sharing this!!!
Thanks you!! Your videos have created a lot of “so that’s why” moments for me. I like your unique spin on some basic techniques and the way you simplify your explanation that makes it easy for a beginner woodworker like me to understand. Thank you so much and look forward to more videos.
Simple practical and a great continuation on your spline series.
Another brilliant method, you are ace at making complex joints easier!
This is a fantastic bit of information. I am near the point on a project where I'll be adding splines. There will be 48 in total so I may still build the jig. Maybe not; as I think about it, the fence would only have to be set 3 times so this may work just fine. Using various sized splines would make it a little trickier I guess?
Hey Jamie! I really enjoy your ability to break down the instruction of your projects into easy to understand methods. By the way. I bought those pencils that you use,..great suggestion!
Great method! Appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
Just made 3 picture frames using this technique. This and the spline cutting videos are fantastic. Keep up the great work . . . you're a gifted teacher and yours is one of my go-to channels for instruction!
Thank you, Thank you!! Always wanted to try this. Thanks for making it simple!
This is great for a quick and easy project. Thanks.
Brilliant. Simple... brilliant. Keep up the great stuff! You are becoming my favorite go-to on tips and techniques. Happy you've been stepping up the videos recently. Your techniques for cutting thin strips and jointing a board have changed everything for me. Thanks!
This is such a helpful video, combined with your one on spline cutting were just what I needed, no nonsense plane and easy to follow, no jigs, and messing around, I've just made 4 different sized picture frames, with accurately cut splines and cuts for them to go into
Many thanks and kind regards
Rob 🇳🇿
Great simple idea of cutting the miters without a jig! Thanks!
Great video! Great channel!
I added splines to dress up a fancy cutting board a couple days ago. Worked perfectly!
The two videos that I watched of yours show your cleverness for solving a problem.Thank you.
Wonderful! I didn't want to build yet another jig. This is perfect.
Ive been watching your stuff for a little while now but recently you have shared some pretty awesome tips that have taught me some new skills even though i have a fair bit of experience. Thank you sir! Keep up the good work
Always awesome and informative
Great video, thanks Jodie.
Genius, I love this. Thank you!
One of the best videos I have watched!! Thank you and keep ut the great work,
This looks like such a simple way to make splines. Just what a new woodworker like myself needs. Thank you.
Super simple. Thanks for sharing!
This is a highly underrated video, thank you for sharing this!
You're saving me time thank you
I really appreciate your instructions. You are a consummate woodworking instructor. Thanks for looking beyond the obvious and arriving at a new way to perform a task.
Excellent technique as always
You sir, are a genius. I've been looking for a simple way to do this, Thank you.
Awesome. Although I plan to make a spline jig for other purposes later, you just saved me several hours as I try to complete a project with a tight deadline. Great stuff!
You have saved me a days work making a jig. Thanks.
Awesome idea!! 💡
Outstanding, you have a new fan.
Very smart idea. Thanks a lot for sharing
Thank you! Times 5 😅.
Quick, Easy, Safe, Comprehensive, and will not only add strength but also give the look I’m trying to achieve. All without a jig!! Can hardly believe it. This is definitely why I’ve subscribed.
This was a great tip! Thank you.
Nice tip! Just your eyes, measurements, stop block and that's it! Thanks for sharing
Brilliant!!!! I have procrastinated trying these because making the jig is another whole project in itself. Love this idea! Can't wait to try it
Thank you for this... I was really stumbling over building the jig.
Great approach to this! I never thought about doing it that way!
Very slick love your videos.
I agree with so many others. Great skill improvement vids and well explained!!
This is incredible!
Been wanting to do these but don't need another jig... With this and knowing how to get a piece the width of my blade I'm set!!
Thank you so much for your great videos!!
That sir is a very clever way of cutting splines. I have learnt another gem of knowledge from you. Thank you 👍😎🇦🇺
WOW what a great method. Thanks for showing it. I will have to check out more of your channel!!
Wow!.... i love it... thankyou... i've learned a lot of your videos.. god bless you.. greetings from México
thanks for sharing the wisdom, great video as always.
Great video! This deserves more views!
Mega clever dude! I'm seriously gonna start writing all these tricks in my shop notebook.
This is the exact method I also came up with when I needed to do these. Works great!
Thank you for sharing this.
Brilliant, this is very helpful, thanks
Enjoy your videos! Thank you, again!