Great jig. Thanks for the video.

Ingenious.

I have never seen a design like that before. Really like the concept behind how it works. Great video!

FOFFFTOOL ? Brilliant! You just made my day. Nice build on the jig, too!

Very interesting!!

Very impressive Jig, Very well explained also. Happy box making!

i enjoy your videos very much. i like this finger joint jig and might try it myself. im glad im not the only one who gets caught up in making and forgets things like dinner and to turn the camera off. peace.

Good job! I've alao thought that just a jig that allows a defined amount of travel at each step would suffice for me, as I guess dado-blades are out of the question for me. Can't wait to finish my garage and build jigs and other stuff to fill it with. :)

Gerritt i really enjoyed the build on the jig,i've been a subscriber since the beginning of your channel i think it amazing how well the shop and the studio have turned out from what you started with,i have always enjoyed seeing what you can make from what you find laying around or in the skip is your twin going to be making his usual presence in any of the videos coming up ;-) thanks for sharing your time in the shop with us,by the way the cigar box guitars are simply incredible your work on them was a joy to watch,all the best to you and yours

Good move on the haircut. Nice jig too. Wish I had the patience to make one.

That was a very interesting build. I like that you offset the fingers! So did your twin get his haircut and is he trying the stop smoking also? Thanks for sharing.

Really good!

Strongly engineered. It should withstand a direct hit.

Your jig is great. I like not having fingers close to the exposed blade when cutting. Other jigs I've seen do not deal with that. One question I have is. : what material are you using for most of the parts of the jig? It appears to be some sort of combination of wood chips and a plastic like material. I have only seen this in your videos. I am fairly new to woodworking, so forgive me for asking, please. I appear to be the only one asking about this. I would like to know where I can get some of that wood-like material! It is grey and seems very stable, and also is hard enough that the edges do not chip or become uneven with use. I have also seen your video about the child's chair. I plan to build that in a few months. Keep making videos, please! Your work is unique and inspirational!

@NotJustSawdust

7 жыл бұрын

The material is www.valchromat.pt/ It's a kind of MDF, used also for toys and such. It's available worldwide I think. If you want more information about it you could visit the KZread Channel: kzread.info/dron/ETeXD_3awsQv-9rSdCYXQQ.html Cristiana (Get hands Dirty) works a lot with this material. It's an amazing product for your tools, it seems to have some "grease" in it, works good with tablesaw, jigsaw and router!

'Ta muito legal!

Dat ziet er goed uit...is het geleiders houtje de dikte van je blad? Heb je geen afmetingen of tekening want ik ben wel geintresseerd. Great looking jig.... is the guiding pin the thikness of your blade? Do you have a plan for this jig or dementions? I am interested

@NotJustSawdust

8 жыл бұрын

+houtjeboom Ja, het geleiders houtje is de dikte van het zaagblad, het mooie is dat ik, door er een stukje plakband op te plakken, de "vingers" losser of strakker kan maken. (losser is handig wanneer je schanieren wilt maken). Ik heb geen tekeningen of zo... gewoon gemaakt op de maat van wat er aan hdf over was. Ik heb wel een tekening (is het zelfde principe) van: Mario Cappellano deze is op zijn website (pdf) gratis te downloaden: www.thewoodfather.com/projects/single-blade-box-joint-jig-plans/ Hoop dat je daarmee geholpen bent!

@houtjeboom

8 жыл бұрын

+Não Só Serradura Bedankt ....

Thanks for an excellent video! What a beautiful setting you work in. How old is the house?

@NotJustSawdust

7 жыл бұрын

Almost 200 years Mike, the ruin that we converted into the workshop is even a 100 years older.

Nice build and for giving creds. to Jimmy Steinbrecher for his design...but for the jig parts, what exactly are you cutting into, some type of gray plastic?

@NotJustSawdust

7 жыл бұрын

The material is www.valchromat.pt/ It's a kind of MDF, used also for toys and such. It's available worldwide I think. If you want more information about it you could visit the KZread Channel: kzread.info/dron/ETeXD_3awsQv-9rSdCYXQQ.html Cristiana (Get hands Dirty) works a lot with this material. It's an amazing product for your tools, it seems to have some "grease" in it, works good with table saw, jigsaw and router!

Your jig has all the features I am looking at. How is it holding up and are you still using it? The hinged keeper is a great idea. You have a ton of videos. Other than #25 have you used this jig in any of them? Any mods to it?

@NotJustSawdust

4 жыл бұрын

I'm not using it much, but than I can't videotape everything that's going through the workshop. The jig is mostly used when I need to make wooden hinges. I haven't modified it, but if I would build a new one I certainly would make it longer and probably try to figure out a more user friendly way of clamping. Maybe a system with toggle clamps instead of the threaded rod with wingnuts.

@MarkJonesRanger

4 жыл бұрын

A T track with toggle clamps would be handy. Also thought about making a removable waste board on the bottom 2". Also making it longer as well. Will look at your wooden hinges video. I have made some using a scroll saw.

I don't own nor I want to own a table saw... But I do have a router and a bandsaw... I am wondering if this very intriguing solution, which allows interesting permutations, could be adapted to either one of these tools... Any ideas?

@NotJustSawdust

8 жыл бұрын

+Francesco Gallarotti It certainly would with a router!! As long as it is in a table with two slots!

@OrtoInScatola

8 жыл бұрын

+Not Just Sawdust you saw my tiny table, I will need a bigger one with tracks then :)

Hi Nice video, Is that Black MDF? Boas, video porreiro, foi usado MDF preto?

@NotJustSawdust

8 жыл бұрын

+Augusto Campos É cinzenta, como a cor do meu cabelo lentamente (após as eleições portuguesas de hoje)

@AugustoCampos_pt

8 жыл бұрын

+Não Só Serradura Bem, é melhor nem falar nisso :)

Hey cool beans, that's my original design!

what material did you use to build the jig

@NotJustSawdust

7 жыл бұрын

The material is www.valchromat.pt/ It's a kind of MDF, used also for toys and such. It's available worldwide I think. If you want more information about it you could visit the KZread Channel: kzread.info/dron/ETeXD_3awsQv-9rSdCYXQQ.html Cristiana (Get hands Dirty) works a lot with this material. It's an amazing product for your tools, it seems to have some "grease" in it, works good with table saw, jigsaw and router!

doggie at 2:30!

What's the Portuguese name for that grey material you're using?

@NotJustSawdust

8 жыл бұрын

+César Lourenço A tradução adequada para a língua portuguesa é "placa de fibra de madeira de alte densidade". This grey-coloured is sold as MDF-Exterior. (better water resistant, harder but also less flexible)

@cesarlourencocesarmusicbox5278

8 жыл бұрын

Ah, ok! Muito obrigado pela explicação. Keep on keeping on. Cheers.

Hello, what is this black material you are using ??? wood ??? composite ???

@NotJustSawdust

2 жыл бұрын

Valcromat

@laplumedescaron142

2 жыл бұрын

@@NotJustSawdust OK thank's