I can tell you have done this more than once! Great job thanks.

Hi there from Portugal(Coimbra) Nice Jig :D Obrigado(Thanks)

nice ending. thanks for the ideas

Very nice! Simple yet effective!

Muito obrigado pela partilha, ficou uma máquina impecável!

That is a beautiful joint and a great jig. Thanks for sharing.

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@rahathaque8010

7 жыл бұрын

WoodRodent cf

Simples e eficaz! Obrigado por compartilhar!!

Another excellent jig! Thanks for sharing.

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

A very good build, thanks for posting from Garry in the UK

Perfect, simple and effective. I'am going to copy this jig. Regards from Austria

The flinstones work shop omg that table saw sounds like it's going to let loose any second

You got mad skills.

Muy buen trabajo e invento, enhorabuena...saludos desde Punta Umbría-Huelva-Andalucía-España.

Now that's just too cool . I really like this one as I have seen many hear on KZread. Thank you for sharing....One to add to my Build list that is getting very long now :)

glad i came across this, im going to have to make one now, its better that my dovetail jig

@ricardoadrianomoraleslaros840

5 жыл бұрын

HOLA

sem palavras! incrível.

انتم مبدعين كما ارجو المزيد من؛ التقنية

Fantástico. Optima ideia. Parabéns pelo canal.

Excelente herramienta! Saludos...

Nice and simple....!

linda ferramenta! Parabéns

great jig well made

nice desing!! thank you for share

Excelente trabajo! Que Dios te bendiga! Mi grande amigo te Salud del Brasil! Soy brasileño!

Me gusta mucho ver como ud realiza este tipo de herramientas caseras. Se nota que ud es un SEÑOR CARPINTERO, lo felicito. Le envio un abrazo desde Paysadú Uruguay.

@FromTheWood

6 жыл бұрын

Obrigado, Gracias

gostei, muito bem projetada !!

Increible union muy bonita

GENIAL MUY BUEN PROYECTO FELICITACIONES DESDE PALMIRA COLOMBIA

yes u did, loops. just think, u are only wood worker to ever goof up. well done on the jig

الله ينور عليك و علعلمك وتسلم ايدك أان مصطفى محمود

Very brilliant idea thanks for this video

very neat works

Ficou espetacular, parabéns!

@FromTheWood

6 жыл бұрын

Obrigado

Grande maestro ,

Bravo maestro!!!

Parabéns meu amigo ótimo trabalho ficou muito bom

Very good!!! I'm brasilian

Uau, perfect! Congratulaciones my friend

@FromTheWood

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

simples e eficaz, parabéns pelo trabalho

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Obrigado

Maravilla de ingenio Un video extraordinario.

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Obrigado

Estupendo gracias

Parabéns você um crânio dou maior valor esse serviço

Very cool.

Awesome .....ilove it bro......Thanks for sharing....

ótimo jig

mantap..terima kasih telah membantu sy dgn vidio ini

Hola señor gracias por la idea es una maravilla de maquina fabricada por usted un saludo si señor usted si es un carpintero

Muy bueno. Excelente idea. Saludos Daniel

Very beautiful

I sure would pay you if you made me one! LOL! The mechanics of that would be way over my head. However it sure would come in handy!

@getuliohipos883

5 жыл бұрын

2Jennm

Отлично. Просто прекрасно.

O Sr. É Muito criativo meus parabéns. Seu projeto ficou show

@FromTheWood

5 жыл бұрын

Obrigado, abraço.

Good idea

Very nice

desde colombia felicitaciones maestro mas claro no se puede es ud un artista

@FromTheWood

4 жыл бұрын

Gracias amigo

Bonito muy buena idea

lovely work thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks 10/10

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you

nice job. well done

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Eccellent!

Excelente!

Muito bom. Parabéns

@FromTheWood

6 жыл бұрын

Obrigado

PARABÉNS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Perfect

@FromTheWood

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks

TODO LO QUE SUBE ES UTIL Y MUY BONITO, UN SALUDO

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Gracias

Great build for a box joint jig. One minor observation though would be not to use threaded stock for the crank handle as it will eventually chew up the wood as you use it. Also, perhaps a clicker on the wheel adds a sound for when you are counting revolutions. These are just minor thoughts for this well thought out jig. I look forward to start using mine.

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. You are right.

@mooman4836

7 жыл бұрын

yes maybe install 3/8 bearing or bushing to the threaded rod stock so the wood don't wear out..

I have the same polishing blade on my hacksaw 😀 time for a new blade I think. Nice jig !

muy bueno el acople

fantastic

No hablas pero eres todo un maestro

great jig! where did you find such a thick blade?

TENHO 63 ANOS E SOU MARCENEIRO ,A ARTE DA MARCENARIA ESTA ACABANDO ,HOJE A MOLECADA E SO CORTAR O MDF E PARAFUSAR JA TA PRONTO O MOVEL

Ótima ideia meus parabéns 👏👏👏

Tg u for sharing.****

Parabéns 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

@severinobarros2890

6 жыл бұрын

fabio binho eu tinhamacinarr

Великолепно!

Brazil 👍👍

Wow!!!!

Senky. Good. On technologies okay. 👌👍

I built a very similar rig before I saw your video. It is based on SAE so 1 inch threaded rod (standard coarse) gives me 1/8 inch per turn. I'll build another and will take from yours where the carriage extends to base for support. If I remember, I'll post a picture.

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Ok. good luck.

El que sabe sabe mas bale viejo por diablo que por diablo.mis respetos

perfect

Grreat excellent

@FromTheWood

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

PARABÉNS O SENHOR E UM GENIO

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Obrigado

@carlosmagaiver4932

7 жыл бұрын

EU TAMBEM FAÇO MINHAS MAQUINAS ,APRENDI COM MEU PAI QUE ERA MARCENEIRO

@georgevincent5808

7 жыл бұрын

From The Wood oop

Great jig and it may be perfectly accurate, however when I build my revision of this jig (as I have already built similar) I will have the threaded rod much lower and as near to the point of drag as possible to eliminate any possibility of rotation of the moving part. Not that in your design this is necessarily a factor to be concerned about but I guess I just like to go with the flow of good physics wherever possible.

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

I understand your concern, but in this case, as I use self-locking nuts this question practically does not matter. The rotation becomes a little more difficult, but the moving part does not move. Thank you.

0h! Love Your.​

@FromTheWood

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Nice jig, thanks. However, I note that the plans do not specify the size of the threaded rod. Your response to JBMarker suggests a thread pitch of 1.6mm but there are no common metric threads that provide that pitch. M10 Coarse and M12 Fine both give 1.5mm. The closest would be the 3/8" UNC or 3/4" UNF both of which provide a pitch of 1.5875 mm or 16 turns per inch. This would be perfect for a 1/8" saw blade. Could you please confirm that is what you used?

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

In continental Europe we use only metric units. The threaded rod that I use is a 12 mm diameter and the pitch is 1,6 mm (not 1,5 mm). So, the thickness of the blade is 3.2 mm, this means that I need to give 4 turns to the threaded rod to make the next cut. I hope that even with my bad English made me understand. Thank you

@stewartmcmanus3991

7 жыл бұрын

OK got that.

@houtjeboom

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for that information .... Great jig and video !!!!!

@mkniskanen

5 жыл бұрын

Metric M12 thread pitch is 1,75 mm and not 1,6 mm so what kind of threaded rod did you use?

Hello from Holland, good work you did. Question , the first cut I can understand. But the cuts after that i could,nt understand. How Will the distance of the following cuts installed? You did it with the wheel?

классно придумано

How do you know, how often you have to turn the crank to make e.g. 48 Box-Sides always exactly the same to fit each other?

@peterowens290

4 жыл бұрын

I wondered about that also??

Very nice I like all your work. How many turns per 1/8 of cut? maybe alum ruler mounted on the thread box? real nice good job boss..

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

Two turns for 1/8. Four turns and you can made the cut.

Nice sparks at 7:12 Hit the screw?

супер

I can't believe he glued the box joint... I thought it was going to be screwed together, I guess he had run out of screws

how did you ensure the blade was a perfect 90 degrees to the piece? Is the detailed in the plans?

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

First you have to position the blade at 90 degrees with the surface of the table saw The jig has all the pieces in square and slides parallel to the table.

I saw the sparks

@FromTheWood

7 жыл бұрын

You are attentive

@deezynar

5 жыл бұрын

@@FromTheWood What did the blade hit? It didn't look like there was a screw in the path of the blade.

@FromTheWood

5 жыл бұрын

@@deezynar There was a screw.

@deezynar

5 жыл бұрын

@@FromTheWood OK, I didn't see a head or sign that there was one near, so it surprised me to see the sparks. That sort of thing is very annoying when it happens. That is a very nice finger joint jig, sir.

@FromTheWood

5 жыл бұрын

@@deezynar Thank you

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Jóia

Why are you using a Tinners hammer??