First time viewer. No junk talk. Straight to the point. Few weeks ago I thought it would be cool to learn wood working. Started going back and forth to Harbor Freight started buying 😂 struggled for a week making perfect 90 degree. I was successfully failed all cuts. lol. Wasted lots of woods. Then I ran into a video that says make sure your 90 degree scale is 90 degree. At that point I am already in bed. Wife said where are you going? Told her I left my wallet in the garage. Went to the garage put another 90 degree against the one I was using. No kidding I saw there is huge gap. Tried that scale every corner I could find. Felt like slamming the scale on the floor. Instate went back to the bed. Wife was in deep sleep. My question is where can I buy your Jig? I don’t know or have all the tools to make. Please help. Thanks for the awesome video!
Kudos to the man. He even has the cojones to show us he isn't perfect and actually glues himself to his projects, forgets to let the blade stop when cutting short pieces on a miter saw, and the trial and error it takes to actually perfect a design. Loved the outtakes portion ....
That is like the 57 Thunderbird of table saw sleds. Small, sleek, and the envy of everyone! I really like the idea of the detachable front fence. Nice touch. Love the included dry humor at no additional cost. Great video, and great sled.
Drew, I saw this video when you first released it a year ago and I made the "Thin-strip jig" for some box liners and I just love it! (Plus it's a Fisher original) An artist in town is now paying me an insane amount of money to cut thin-strips of hardwood for bookmarks she hands paints and burns scenes on them, and having this jig has made a world of a difference. It takes me 10-15 mins to batch out 100 of them! THANKS!!
Great video! I ordered a set of the plans for Table Saw Jigs 1-3. They look like just what I have been wanting to build for my own saw at home. I showed my wife your motto on your TH-cam site: "Where Simple Projects Are Made Overly Complex" and she laughed saying "Well you found a kindred spirit!" Thank you for the entertaining, well done videos and the accompanying well priced plans, they're much appreciated.
Not only have I too glued myself to material before, but I've also nailed myself to a stud when trying to frame up a wall. Feel your pain brother, but thanks for turning it to humor and sharing it with us. It always brightens my day when I see a new one of your videos pop into my subscription feed.
I love that you keep the outtakes in the video! Sometimes I feel like I am the only one who goes through all the trouble make something and the darn motor gets in the way haha
This is a great little sled Drew and it should work very well with my job site table saw. I bought the plans and I was really impressed with how thorough they are and I also greatly appreciate your accompanying comments. I almost never buy plans, but this sled was so exceptional I couldn't resist. I also like the thin rip jig. Easy to make and a brilliant design.
All three of those jigs are really well thought out. I have a monster crosscut sled I made from another TH-camr's plans, but I think yours will be more functional in a smaller package. Looking forward to part II.
Between the beautiful design and the incredible functionality. You were making me feel insecure because I can't come up with cool stuff like this. But then you glued your hand to the sled and made me feel slightly better. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!
Thanks for sharing your practical and versatile jigs. I particularly like the way you build them to mostly use materials at hand rather than using all kinds of add ons that must be purchased in order to complete the project.
This is my first viewing of anything from your channel, but I've got to say that you are my new favorite youtube woodworker. Very common sense, short sweet and to the point, no plugs for expensive equipment, and you do things in the manner that real, everyday woodworkers do things. You had me at "world's rustiest washer." A+
I was wondering when your next video was coming out. I now see your editing was delayed because your fingers were stuck to the miter sled. Great job. I need to rebuild my cross cut sled. Thanks Drew.
Those bloopers are so important for the less experienced of us, so we don't get to depressed. Good fun. Thanks. Aaannd.... thanks for the great inspiration you just provided. Instant subscribe.
Dude make more vids.. They are way more educational than any of the mainstream guys I USED TO follow. Simple, easy, dumbed down enough for me to understand. Got yourself another sub
Just fantastic, Drew! I think I’m the most excited about making that box joint jig. I love how you can clamp the material on the front, then lift the whole thing to index where it need to. No adjusting the material! I don’t want to build another crosscut sled, but I might have to now. ;)
I couldn't remember why I needed thin strips then had to pause the video to do something else I forgot. That's when I noticed that gaping hole that leads to my stand up A/C unit. I need a louver door for the return air and the box stores don't have what I need. Now I know that I must build my own and will have a jig perfect for the thin slats. Thanks from this new subscriber.
Watching you drill and countersink as separate actions it made me assume you have not discovered one of the greatest tools in all of humanity. The tapered drill with countersink. You’ll thank me. Get a few, set then for different screw sizes. I absolutely love mine.
I absolutely love that you referenced William Ng. As I just watched his video a day or two ago but love your design. So...I'll be incorporating both into my build. Thank you.
I've been having a tough time for years juggling my TH-cam training time between my woodworking, quips and puns. Finally, I've found the channel. You, sir, have earned yourself a new subscriber.
You have the claim to build the best crosscut sled with the most functions. That's good, because only the best is good enough. I have another suggestion for an extension: A dust collector at the lower end where the saw blade protection is located. This could be made hollow with a side channel to the right side of the sled, where a vacuum cleaner could be connected. Many greetings from Germany.
Lot of WW's out there with Cross cut sleds but yours is the better engineered with the removable co planer back. I just bought a new Grizzly 220V 5HP saw. And I have been procrastinating on making a cross sled. Yours is the winner Since my previous one was custom made for my delta saw sold. Thank you for this video Mr. Fisher!
Thanks for adding the bloopers in each video. Entertaining and it encourages me to know I'm not the only one who blunders through projects sometimes. Keep up the great work!
New to the channel. I had just liked and subbed and then the “bloopers “ come on. It’s like dessert at the end of an already great meal. The speed of the video was nice and the commentary great. Definitely going to check out more.
I am just beginning my woodworking journey and I am so happy I came across your channel. Thank you for not only the information, but also the entertainment.
Whoa! Detachable back fence for wider boards is brilliant. Oooo and you can have full length front-to-back t-track for hold downs - just remove the back fence when you want to remove or add hold downs. Single runner design has pluses and minuses, but it’s a neat idea too. Have seen that before.
Glad you enjoyed it. To be honest, I think I've only used the single runner capability like once. It's a neat idea, but not something that it's very useful
Drew, are you sure you're not a rocket surgeon? Both your cross cut sled and your flip top cart are genius!!!! Also I love the outtakes! Keep up the good work!
@@lehcim777 Living in Arizona its the opposite for me. When its 114° mid day or 100° at 9am its at least 140° or higher in the shop. I love the winters and wish they'd last a little longer. Loved this vid, as my first introduction to your shop I instantly Subscribed to your channel. Thanks for putting these together for us! A new fan...
Recently I made my first crosscut sled. It was a bit small and crude, but it worked. But the plywood was no good. After a few weeks it warped and the sled would rock on the diagonal. So I made a better one out of melamine particle board. Much flatter and I also made it bigger. Today I made my first zero-clearance insert plate. Was harder than I thought, but I think I got it!
Wow, the bloopers at the end let me know that I'm not the only one who gets the gremlins conspiring against me when I'm doing a project of some sort. lol Nice jigs.
I have found that T-track often is the perfect size to fit a miter slot. I have used the T-track as a runner. It doesn't warp with humidity changes like hardwood runners. Love the out takes by the way.
Man, you rock! You blew my mind! Been a William Ng fan for years. Just got some Baltic bitch ply for my first sled. Want to build a hybrid of Williams and Nick Ferry's sled. Then I found your video. Wrecked my world! Damn it! Lol! Great build! Will be looking at this more. Side note, i used Williams method to square my miters saw to .0009. so im in the club now. Fantastic video!
The outtakes are hilarious. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve superglued my fingers to something 😂 The jigs are next level particularly the mitre adding to the crosscut 👍😎🇦🇺
the only thing better than the design is the outtakes. I've watched dozens of videos on crosscut sleds and the features included in this design are top notch. one item to look at is a kerf maker jig to cover the need for dados. Excellent site.
I enjoyed the video and learned a few things to help me improve my crosscut sled... But the reason I subbed was because of your "infuriating" walnut piece
4:25 "I'm gonna pack this thing so full of features and make it as complex as I can _cause_ that's what I do!" Had me dying here, as I was just thinking that.
I loved your video, your are funny and you know how. Congratulations this was a great video to see thousands of times hehe. Sorry but I´ll make just like you hehehe! Good work and God bless you.
If only I watched this one week ago before I made a couple sleds, great ideas, looks like I'm just gonna have to add to my newly made collection. You are hilarious by the way, dry humor, love it. Subscribed!
Hi Drew your Jigs are amazing and creative. I watched a lot of table saw Jigs videos but your way is a different for good I liked you made it 3in1 Thanks for sharing us 👍
you do nice work, I appreciate that you get right to it - but some of the assembly instructions are too quick for a dud like me, so I'd have to watch, pause, back-up,watch, pause, make a note - continue, rewind etc etc . . . thanks
When you take the front fence off how does it hold together? The back fence is enough to keep it from splitting at the kerf? I really like your video's and am thinking of building this sled.
@@FishersShop haha . Thatd make more sense:p i just cant seem to find the right one . So many saws that're so different all with different price tags:(
I’m glad you include your mistakes as well - makes us feel normal!
Thanks for the out takes. It is comforting for a beginner to see someone with skills make mistakes
First time viewer. No junk talk. Straight to the point. Few weeks ago I thought it would be cool to learn wood working. Started going back and forth to Harbor Freight started buying 😂 struggled for a week making perfect 90 degree. I was successfully failed all cuts. lol. Wasted lots of woods. Then I ran into a video that says make sure your 90 degree scale is 90 degree. At that point I am already in bed. Wife said where are you going? Told her I left my wallet in the garage. Went to the garage put another 90 degree against the one I was using. No kidding I saw there is huge gap. Tried that scale every corner I could find. Felt like slamming the scale on the floor. Instate went back to the bed. Wife was in deep sleep. My question is where can I buy your Jig? I don’t know or have all the tools to make. Please help. Thanks for the awesome video!
Sorry my man, I don't sell them premade. Only the plans for you to make them.
Being " New " to this ....... The tool racks alone are worth a like and subscribe ....... Great stuff
Thanks, Travis. Welcome
I love the information.......and the sarcasm and humor during the video!
Your outtakes are worth the price of admission!
Kudos to the man. He even has the cojones to show us he isn't perfect and actually glues himself to his projects, forgets to let the blade stop when cutting short pieces on a miter saw, and the trial and error it takes to actually perfect a design. Loved the outtakes portion ....
Glueing your finger in the outtake made me LOL! Too funny! thanks for sharing this!
Glad you enjoyed it
That is like the 57 Thunderbird of table saw sleds. Small, sleek, and the envy of everyone! I really like the idea of the detachable front fence. Nice touch. Love the included dry humor at no additional cost. Great video, and great sled.
Drew, I saw this video when you first released it a year ago and I made the "Thin-strip jig" for some box liners and I just love it! (Plus it's a Fisher original) An artist in town is now paying me an insane amount of money to cut thin-strips of hardwood for bookmarks she hands paints and burns scenes on them, and having this jig has made a world of a difference. It takes me 10-15 mins to batch out 100 of them! THANKS!!
That is awesome!
did toilet training your cat ever work out? i cant get my cat to listen
Great video! I ordered a set of the plans for Table Saw Jigs 1-3. They look like just what I have been wanting to build for my own saw at home. I showed my wife your motto on your TH-cam site: "Where Simple Projects Are Made Overly Complex" and she laughed saying "Well you found a kindred spirit!" Thank you for the entertaining, well done videos and the accompanying well priced plans, they're much appreciated.
Have fun building!
Not only have I too glued myself to material before, but I've also nailed myself to a stud when trying to frame up a wall. Feel your pain brother, but thanks for turning it to humor and sharing it with us. It always brightens my day when I see a new one of your videos pop into my subscription feed.
Ouch! Thanks, John!
Great jigs. Love you humor and your outtakes. Adding the spring clamp to all the clamps in the western hemisphere was pure genius.
I didn't want that spring clamp to feel left out. Had to use him.
I love that you keep the outtakes in the video! Sometimes I feel like I am the only one who goes through all the trouble make something and the darn motor gets in the way haha
That was not a good moment for me. lol
This is a great little sled Drew and it should work very well with my job site table saw. I bought the plans and I was really impressed with how thorough they are and I also greatly appreciate your accompanying comments. I almost never buy plans, but this sled was so exceptional I couldn't resist. I also like the thin rip jig. Easy to make and a brilliant design.
Thanks so much! Glad you like it!
I love your outtakes. Thanks for showing some humility.
All three of those jigs are really well thought out. I have a monster crosscut sled I made from another TH-camr's plans, but I think yours will be more functional in a smaller package. Looking forward to part II.
Thanks! Part 2 is coming very shortly. :)
Easily the coolest crosscut sled I've seen yet, definitely going to make this one
Between the beautiful design and the incredible functionality. You were making me feel insecure because I can't come up with cool stuff like this. But then you glued your hand to the sled and made me feel slightly better. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!
Haha, leave it to me to glue my fingers to the project. :)
Thanks for sharing your practical and versatile jigs. I particularly like the way you build them to mostly use materials at hand rather than using all kinds of add ons that must be purchased in order to complete the project.
Glad you like them!
This is my first viewing of anything from your channel, but I've got to say that you are my new favorite youtube woodworker. Very common sense, short sweet and to the point, no plugs for expensive equipment, and you do things in the manner that real, everyday woodworkers do things. You had me at "world's rustiest washer." A+
I was wondering when your next video was coming out. I now see your editing was delayed because your fingers were stuck to the miter sled. Great job. I need to rebuild my cross cut sled. Thanks Drew.
Those bloopers are so important for the less experienced of us, so we don't get to depressed. Good fun. Thanks. Aaannd.... thanks for the great inspiration you just provided. Instant subscribe.
Dude make more vids.. They are way more educational than any of the mainstream guys I USED TO follow. Simple, easy, dumbed down enough for me to understand. Got yourself another sub
Honestly the most impressive part of this video is how you screwed In that flat head screw without falling out of it
Haha... usually I need a few takes to get it right.
Just fantastic, Drew! I think I’m the most excited about making that box joint jig. I love how you can clamp the material on the front, then lift the whole thing to index where it need to. No adjusting the material! I don’t want to build another crosscut sled, but I might have to now. ;)
Shhhh! You're giving away spoilers to Part 2!! :) Thanks, Bruce!
I couldn't remember why I needed thin strips then had to pause the video to do something else I forgot. That's when I noticed that gaping hole that leads to my stand up A/C unit. I need a louver door for the return air and the box stores don't have what I need. Now I know that I must build my own and will have a jig perfect for the thin slats. Thanks from this new subscriber.
Awesome! Glad I could help!
Watching you drill and countersink as separate actions it made me assume you have not discovered one of the greatest tools in all of humanity. The tapered drill with countersink. You’ll thank me. Get a few, set then for different screw sizes. I absolutely love mine.
Yeah I have some but they were set for longer screws. And my dedicated countersink drill was sitting right there so.... 😀
Nice, the bloopers were a touch of class :)
I love the way that you present the project I know there’s a lot of editing you are funny and you keep us captivated thank you
By far the best and easiest instructions I've seen yet. Great job
Glad it helped
Bought the plans and finished the sled during the weekend. Really happy with the result. Recommend
Cool! Glad you liked it
Of all the crosscut sled videos I've watched this is the most thought-out I've ever seen!
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I absolutely love that you referenced William Ng. As I just watched his video a day or two ago but love your design. So...I'll be incorporating both into my build. Thank you.
I've been having a tough time for years juggling my TH-cam training time between my woodworking, quips and puns. Finally, I've found the channel. You, sir, have earned yourself a new subscriber.
You have the claim to build the best crosscut sled with the most functions. That's good, because only the best is good enough. I have another suggestion for an extension: A dust collector at the lower end where the saw blade protection is located. This could be made hollow with a side channel to the right side of the sled, where a vacuum cleaner could be connected. Many greetings from Germany.
My first time here and I'm sure it's not last one
Simple and great job
Greetings and thank You
Thank you for showing that I’m not the only dummy to glue himself to a project.🙂
Haha, happens more often than I'd like to admit.
Lot of WW's out there with Cross cut sleds but yours is the better engineered with the removable co planer back. I just bought a new Grizzly 220V 5HP saw. And I have been procrastinating on making a cross sled. Yours is the winner Since my previous one was custom made for my delta saw sold. Thank you for this video Mr. Fisher!
You're very welcome, Keith! Glad you liked it!
Thanks for adding the bloopers in each video. Entertaining and it encourages me to know I'm not the only one who blunders through projects sometimes. Keep up the great work!
I love your outtakes! That kind of stuff happens to me all the time.
Love the sled!
New to the channel. I had just liked and subbed and then the “bloopers “ come on. It’s like dessert at the end of an already great meal. The speed of the video was nice and the commentary great. Definitely going to check out more.
I am just beginning my woodworking journey and I am so happy I came across your channel. Thank you for not only the information, but also the entertainment.
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching
Whoa! Detachable back fence for wider boards is brilliant. Oooo and you can have full length front-to-back t-track for hold downs - just remove the back fence when you want to remove or add hold downs.
Single runner design has pluses and minuses, but it’s a neat idea too. Have seen that before.
Glad you enjoyed it. To be honest, I think I've only used the single runner capability like once. It's a neat idea, but not something that it's very useful
@@FishersShop thanks! Confirms my plan to build “normal” 2 runner sled and make special one if/when need comes up.
Great video Drew. We must live in the same hemisphere, because I was wondering where my clamps went for a bit there.
Haha, yup.. needed to borrow them just for a bit.
And also thank you for show all the imperfections you did Brilliant thank you God bless you bro
Drew, are you sure you're not a rocket surgeon? Both your cross cut sled and your flip top cart are genius!!!! Also I love the outtakes! Keep up the good work!
Thanks, but no... I'm quite the opposite. Dumb as a rock and I could get lost in a phone booth. I just lucked out with a couple ideas. :)
Now I'm going to have to make the thin strip jig. Thanks for the shout out to the genius William Ng. I love the humor and the outtakes.
Like the other guy said, I love the sound of the clamps, too.
Love your videos. Tutorial with humour!
Love your photo.
I about lost it when you called William Ng a “rocket surgeon!” Great video. I’ll be making the sled this spring when my shop thaws out!
Haha... he's definitely a genius. :)
As soon as he said "Rocket Surgeon", I knew he was talking about Ng.
Isn't it sad we need to wait until nice weather to work in our shop? I'm in the same boat.
Heater people. 😃😃😃
@@lehcim777 Living in Arizona its the opposite for me. When its 114° mid day or 100° at 9am its at least 140° or higher in the shop.
I love the winters and wish they'd last a little longer.
Loved this vid, as my first introduction to your shop I instantly Subscribed to your channel.
Thanks for putting these together for us!
A new fan...
Recently I made my first crosscut sled. It was a bit small and crude, but it worked. But the plywood was no good. After a few weeks it warped and the sled would rock on the diagonal. So I made a better one out of melamine particle board. Much flatter and I also made it bigger. Today I made my first zero-clearance insert plate. Was harder than I thought, but I think I got it!
I love the use of the washer as a level guide when drilling.
Slick I’ve started doing segmented turnings and need 1/8” and 1/4” strips for detail stripes this is perfect thank for posting
Liked your first video about table saw jigs looking forward to more
Smart idea to have only one runner on the sled. Very clever. And practical. 👍👍
Your idea for the removable front block is outstanding. I’m going to retrofit my sled to include that and also add the angle guides for miters.
Glad you liked it!
Wow, the bloopers at the end let me know that I'm not the only one who gets the gremlins conspiring against me when I'm doing a project of some sort. lol Nice jigs.
Those gremlins are also conspiring against me. In every Corner of my toolshop there is one sitting and waiting for doing some sh$%@ to me 😀
Facial expressions is priceless... love your videos it shows even pros make mistakes
I have found that T-track often is the perfect size to fit a miter slot. I have used the T-track as a runner. It doesn't warp with humidity changes like hardwood runners. Love the out takes by the way.
Thanks for sharing
This is just getting better and better.
The first Jig would be really useful for me, but I can’t build it because I’ve only got new and shiny washers😕
awesome jigs, drew. i saw what you did for your neighbor's basement wall with the vinyl on insta, looks awesome.💯👍
Wow! How super is your cross cut sled, and the others! Super duper
Thanks! I love it
Great jigs! This video gets saved! Thanks so much for sharing, Drew!!
You bet!
Is that what we call a "finger board attachment"? Love it!! Nice build too.
Man, you rock! You blew my mind! Been a William Ng fan for years. Just got some Baltic bitch ply for my first sled. Want to build a hybrid of Williams and Nick Ferry's sled. Then I found your video. Wrecked my world! Damn it! Lol! Great build! Will be looking at this more. Side note, i used Williams method to square my miters saw to .0009. so im in the club now. Fantastic video!
Unreal skill set here.
The outtakes were awesome. The non-perfect side of real woodworking.
I love your videos-you are the Seinfeld of woodworking videos. 😆
Great video dude, thanks. You know I'd do more woodwork if my clamps made that sound.
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Once again I ran on to a REAL "pro". Subscription done. Antonio/Thailand. Thanks!
I just glued my fingers to the board... Classic!
The outtakes are hilarious. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve superglued my fingers to something 😂 The jigs are next level particularly the mitre adding to the crosscut 👍😎🇦🇺
"makes cutting thin strips safe consistent and easy." - Ive been looking for a diy jig like this, thank you! Subbed brother!
the only thing better than the design is the outtakes. I've watched dozens of videos on crosscut sleds and the features included in this design are top notch. one item to look at is a kerf maker jig to cover the need for dados. Excellent site.
Your content got my 'like'. Your outtakes got my sub! Nice to know even the pros make mistakes, but know it's not the end of the world.
Much appreciated!
Awesome jigs & love the out takes! LOL
Thanks Steve!
Great work Drew!!!
Thank you, sir!
I think the best part was when he glued his finger to the board. This way he can't lose it.
I am arched them in reverse order but it was still enjoyable. Lots of good ideas.
"Good on you" for acknowledge William Ng. It was his caliper that opened my woodworking eyes. You are both class acts!
Well done!
Wow! Thanks so much, John! :)
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Finally someone with a sense of humor! Suscribe
Hey Kings Fine Woodworking sent me here and I am glad that he did... Amazing stuff......
Awesome! Thank you!
Awesome designs, builds and video. Thanks Drew.
Thanks, Chris!
So, is the washer on the drill bit a trick for keeping the bit level? That's genius.
You got it.
I enjoyed the video and learned a few things to help me improve my crosscut sled... But the reason I subbed was because of your "infuriating" walnut piece
I sincerely enjoyed watching this build.... and just when I was feeling very inadequate, you added the out takes...thanks! I feel better now!!
4:25 "I'm gonna pack this thing so full of features and make it as complex as I can _cause_ that's what I do!"
Had me dying here, as I was just thinking that.
Your outtakes are always my favorite part of the video 😂
Outtakes...
I loved your video, your are funny and you know how. Congratulations this was a great video to see thousands of times hehe. Sorry but I´ll make just like you hehehe! Good work and God bless you.
If only I watched this one week ago before I made a couple sleds, great ideas, looks like I'm just gonna have to add to my newly made collection. You are hilarious by the way, dry humor, love it. Subscribed!
Thanks, Michael. Welcome to the channel
Hi Drew your Jigs are amazing and creative.
I watched a lot of table saw Jigs videos but your way is a different for good
I liked you made it 3in1
Thanks for sharing us 👍
Glad you like them!
you do nice work, I appreciate that you get right to it - but some of the assembly instructions are too quick for a dud like me, so I'd have to watch, pause, back-up,watch, pause, make a note - continue, rewind etc etc . . . thanks
When you take the front fence off how does it hold together? The back fence is enough to keep it from splitting at the kerf? I really like your video's and am thinking of building this sled.
Yes it's enough to hold it. Plus the blade guard is also glued in over the kerf so that holds it as well.
What a bloody ripper idea!. I might have to build something like that. Then after doing that all i'll need is a table saw and i'd be set:p
Hah, yeah... might wanna get the saw first. :)
@@FishersShop haha . Thatd make more sense:p i just cant seem to find the right one . So many saws that're so different all with different price tags:(
Omg! I wanna build ALL the jigs!
I got the paisley one too. Awesome.
WOW the best crosscut sled I've seen yet, definitely going to make this one just got a table saw so been watching loads of vids
Have fun!
Videos are great. Outtakes are priceless! Keep ‘em coming please.
Thanks Jim!
Awesome! Can’t wait to see the next set of jigs! Voting for your channel as most entertaining woodworking channel on the Planet!
I expect my trophy to be made out of OSB and rusty nails. :)