My Top 4 Table Saw Jigs & Accessories: How to Make Them
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I pretty much use my table saw everyday in the work shop, I think it’s the most useful tools that I use. So in this video, along with some table saw safety and maintenance tips, I show you how to build my top 4 table saw jigs and accessories. These table saw jigs and accessories, are very easy to build, and as I show you how to make them, I am sure that you will find them very useful in your next woodworking project.
As this table saw video is different from my usual content, it was something I needed to get done. I thought it was a worthwhile video to make, as a woodworker, these table saw jigs and accessories are very useful, and a table saw safety refresher is always a good thing - Enjoy!
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I’ve never seen a feather board! What a cool piece of kit!
Greetings from Humboldt County California.
Always enjoy your videos. Usually get something new but a refresher is never a bad thing.
That trick you used the lock the jig into the miter slot was genius. I would have never thought of that
I'm binge watching all your video's now Neil, I'M A FAN!
Ура! Новое видео. Посмотрю с сыном вечером перед сном.
You said on Instagram that this video probably wouldn’t be exciting, but one of my favorite things about watching you work is learning about jigs and other tools you use to get consistent, great looking results. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thumbs up for using the existing insert plate to set the fence distance to cut the new one. Some may say that was obvious but you are the first one (many dozens of videos) I have seen do this.
I wish I could give you a LIKE every time I watch this video! Thank you so much mate!
One of the best tablesaw videos ive seen. Thanks
For me TH-cam is the University of TH-cam and that, not without reason, thank you.
I'm sure that I'm not the only one to say this, but a kerf cut between the two bolts holding the featherboard to the rail would expand the rail when tightened, not needing additional screws. I learned this from a commercially made featherboard I have.
Thanks! When I've done that in the past I've found it unsatisfactory, the bolt always seems to turn as you're trying to tighten the wing nut. I reckon this way is quick and easier than trying to cut a kerf in the middle of the bar too. Both ends took literally 2 minutes to do and they lock down tight. :)
Thank you -- yet again -- your pragmatic approach to solving real world problems with solid, yet easy to craft solutions is a gift to novice woodworkers everywhere.
I needed this video in 1992! Haha... I still have a scar over my solar plexus where a piece of plywood bound and kicked back on me. I was 13 or so and helping build a set for a drama production at my brother’s high school. I thought I was dying for a few seconds. 🤣
Really like the Dual-Purpose featherboard. Thanks!
Wiseman once told me... you are the softest thing in the shop and everything is designed to do a job like cut wood with the secondary job of hurting really bad while trying to kill you so respect every tool and piece of equipment. Don’t live in fear just use your head and think before doing...... thank you for the good video and lessons
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One of the best, if not the best at all, videos I’ve seen about a table saw. There’s more than a tutorial and more than security advises. My humble compliments. You gave me a lot of ideas, I’m building my own table saw...
Thanks. Very very useful and well done 🙏👏👏👏
I think you might be the best TH-camr....
Very handy and well narrated video mate
They way you did this video is excellent! Great useful info, no fluff, to the point, with a few visual tricks for humor. Many creators could learn from this on how to create good content. Thank you!
Great idea for making thin stripes. Double use of the feather board makes good sense. Thank you and God bless 🙏
genius! (as usual) This video is pure gold for any woodworker, pro and amateur alike! (or should I say: pure linden...?)
You know the last push stick you made in this video. It has a nice round side which can slide smoothly along the work piece. You just need to put a bolt whose head will fit nicely in the miter slot. Now you can put the head of the bolt into the miter slot and use your thumb to lever the push stick so that the round side is pushed against the work piece and you have the equivalent of a feather board too. Hope this made sense.
And as usual great work. Your practical, no nonsense approach ensures that your videos are never boring
Мужик! Спасибо тебе огромное! И за видео! И за обучение! И за вдохновение!!!
For every beginner, this is a pretty awesome introduction to the table saw and the most important jigs you need! Love your friendly and knowledgeable style, thank you!
I just got a new table saw and after making a few cuts, I realized that there were some issues to address. This video explained them all very well! Thanks so much.
Congratulations Master ... Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
in the united states they sell exterior trim made of PVC.
this material works really well for feather boards because it has more flex than wood and allows for constant pressure without having to fight the work thru the blade.
i like all your videos, and you do really nice work.
thanks for taking the time to make them and uploading them all.
Great video! Adding to my woodshop watchlist!
Your videos leave no stone unturned. This one is no exception. Another great video. I needed a grippier kind of push stick to use on mt stationary belt sander. I found that adding some rubber from a bicycle inner tube to the end of a push stick worked better than a hand full of right thumbs to hold a small part in place while sanding it flat on the belt sander.
Great homemade feather board.
Super useful. Thanks not onlys safe but more exact cuts
Very nice tips. Thanks.
That's for good ideas. I will apply these useful tips. Great channel.
I see the detail technique you use. I'm very impress
Nice helpful to any one concern with security and precision Thanks
Very good tools !!! Thanks
Always enjoy your videos. Good content. Well thought out. Always safe. Keep up the great work. Many Thanks.
Great video!! Great info and jigs!!!
Thank you Sir.
As a beginner I love watching these how too videos especially when they are made easy. Some videos go into great depth to acheve the same result. Thank you for posting.
Enjoyed it very much
Nice video.Regards.
One neat improvement to the zero clearance insert: drill holes all the way through the wood and use hex set screws as the elevation screws, that way you can adjust the height of the insert from the top while it is in place.
Thanks for all the great videos!
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I did consider that Jamie but I didn't have any grub screws at hand and also it's a cleaner surface without the extra tiny holes. It isn't difficult to adjust with the wood screws though. :)
Thanks for the timely reminder to check my table saw adjustments!
I like the way you talk about safety all the way through. great teaching video. Thank you :)
Always great ,thank you Richard
Total noob, here. I really appreciate your description of the knife thing (see? Noob.) behind the blade. I just bought an old, used Craftsman table saw table with a skill saw mounted underneath. It doesn't have that knife thing. I've been watching videos like this before using it in an effort to retain all my personal parts. Thank you for contributing to my health and safety!
There's nothing like a well-furnished workshop.
Very helpful tips. Thankyou.
Lots of useful information and the emphasis on safety is appreciated. I would like to see more videos of shop and tool maintenance.
Glad it was helpful Clyde! :)
Lovely accessories!
I’m experienced on the table saw but a useful refresher and there’s always a new idea or two. Thanks.
Love the feather board thin strip cutting jig, thanks, great ideas👍
The way you explain it no one can do it. Thank you so much 🙏🏼 I learned so much from you
Amazing! I was in woodshop for three years in high school and I never learned tablesaw maintenance and terminology like that, thank you!
Please make more of these style videos.
Amazing video. Not your usual, but still great content. Even for the stuff I already do (like the two push-stick method), it's always refreshing to see real pros going over the basics.
Also, that feather board miter lock is genius.
I always enjoy your videos. This time was particularly useful and helpful. Thank you!
I really like the explanation on everything. Much appreciated. Great tips on how to use a tab,e saw safely.
Can never have too many safety re refreshers
Great video, im going at my old saw tomorrow and this has kicked me in to remaking some of the jigs and adaptions I've been meaning to for months.
Nice one!
Great video. Thank you. Watching your videos has convinced me that mastering your layout tools is the first step to mastering all others.
Just bought a table saw during black Friday sales so this is awesome thanks!
I very much enjoyed this video! I would like to see more how to use/safety videos of equipment around the shop because I am slowly getting into woodworking, and I want to not hurt myself and know how to make the right cuts and holes.
Glad it was helpful Mark! Just have a healthy sense of fear when using a power tool that you're unfamiliar with and don't use it if you get a bad feeling. Stop and do some research, also read the manual. As long as you're sensible and think things through you'll be fine. :)
Pask, love your videos! Keep them coming.
This is a very helpful and informative video. Thank you for taking the time to create and publish it.
Thank you so much, this one was a great value for me, I had never figured out how to get the table angled correctly and now I finally found the screws XD
This video was so helpful in setting up my new job site table saw. Thanks so much!
Great video Neil.
Great timing on this one, Neil. I just picked up a table saw and have to put it together and tune it up! :)
Very helpful! Thanks for taking the time to make it!
I just found this channel and you are fantastic. Absolutely wonderful to watch and I've been glued to your work for a few days now! So inspiring!
Nice as usual 😀
Cracking video thanks, just found you.. :) Hi from Blackpool.
Very useful, thank you so much! Last week I bought my first tablesaw..
great. Những kĩ thuật tuyệt vời
Ace ! Thank you
Nicely done Neil, thanks for the info! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Excellent video, thanks a lot for sharing. Cheers.
Just got my first table saw. I will use this video to start. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙌🏻
Easy simple instructions! Thank you!
Great Video. Very Helpful. Thanks
Another Sunday, off to the shop to make my new featherboard/thin strip jig. Thanks so much, this will be a great addition to my new saw.
Finished!!!!! Thanks for my new toy!!!
Very good jig’s Mr. PaskMakes ! Thank’s for sharing !
Great video, I like how you used magnets as a stop block on your table saw I would not have thought of that.
Thank you. I have a new table saw and now know what to look for and how to adjust.
I'm glad you did this now as I am planning on getting a table saw soon.
These were great tips. First time I used a store bought table saw I had borrowed it from a friend who had not set it up correctly, and not thinking about checking because said friend worked in construction so I figured it was good to go- I was dead wrong. Kickback hurts like nothing else, had the nastiest bruise on my lower ribs for weeks, kept feeling like I might have broke something took about a month before I used another one again. Good news I learned real fast that bo matter who's table saw your going to use always check that it's set up correctly, which I did take the time to do for my friend.
Like the way you made the insert. One thing,I used setscrews - Grub screws - so that I can adjust from the top with an Allen wrench
Excellent video, easy to follow and great timing as I am just setting up a new workshop and the table saw is my priority.
Thanks - glad it was helpful! :)
Thanks
Really enjoyed these tips have dug my table saw after about ten years without use
Thanks for sharing and the great tips as well!
as well as the safety aspect, the riving knife also helps prevent your work pieces from getting chewed up if the cut doesn't go to plan.
Excellent !!
Good tips and great presentation!👍🏻
Great tuto, thanks Pask!
I absolutely love your videos.
Very, very useful advise. Thank you.