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@filcie

2 жыл бұрын

Do you really like the Bladerunner by Rockwell? I kinda thought it was a gimmicky kinda tool, especially if you already own a scrollsaw and/or a bandsaw.

@StumpyNubs

2 жыл бұрын

@@filcie It is very handy for certain tasks. I especially like it when I have to cut an opening in the center of a workpiece.

@filcie

2 жыл бұрын

@@StumpyNubs fair enough!

@PJ-dx5wj

5 ай бұрын

Do you have plans to make the tenoning jig

I don’t know how you keep coming up with these quick and easy tips but I sure am glad. You the man 👍🏻

@cuebj

2 жыл бұрын

Tbf, he began with a list of sources that go back a long time pre-KZread. He was very honest in saying it's not his idea. He is demonstrating a simple version for all of us to use

@ian9toes

2 жыл бұрын

@@cuebj His standing on the shoulders of giants and actually reading their books then putting it on KZread for all us short attention span people to enjoy in video format. Hats off to him and our ancestors who paved the way.

@BlessedLaymanNC

Жыл бұрын

As the others said.. There is nothing new in woodworking but the tools. Chances are great that anything you figure out on your own has already been figured out decades or more before by someone else. Someone even found pocket holes using dowels in antique furniture. I must say, though, the L fence is a great tool for duplicating parts, and of course, much more.

Wow,I’m laying in bed at 9:00 because I have to get up at 2:00 AM but now I wanna go to my shop and make one of these 😂

@mbabcock111

26 күн бұрын

This and cooking videos at 2200. Not good... 😒

It’s 10:30 pm and I’m heading to my shop to build this ONE. THANKS James

Yet another device that will improve my woodworking and I'm not sure how I have lived without it.

I just made this jig after seeing the video a few weeks ago, the day after I could have really used it. I have to say, well worth building. Thanks for sharing this with everyone.

I made this jig in 15 mins! I did some cuts i was really struggling to work out. No joke with the jig all the cuts were done in 3 minutes, instead of a couple of hours. Well done . Subscribed. Keep up the great content...

OMG - that tip for cutting straight edges on a board was worth its weight in gold. Thank you so much for these informative and functional videos. I never fail to learn something new from you.

@Felipera_

Жыл бұрын

And the need for a jointer gets pushed back once again!

@hakont.4960

Жыл бұрын

This jig would actually have been useful a while ago when I was trying to straighten the edge on some particle board for making some simple drawers.

Such a clear articulate communicator. Excellent.

I've been watching KZread woodworking videos for the better part of 10 years and I've never seen this jig before. I'm sure it's on here, but I don't know how I've missed it this whole time. That's a fantastic idea.

That odd shapes batch out was my "oh wow" moment.. very clever!

Another super helpful video. You get my vote for Most Valuable KZreadr!

Wow, I know what I’ll be doing first thing Saturday morning! This is great! Thank you for taking the time to put this out there!!!!

@IcOmEiNpEaCe333

2 жыл бұрын

Lol! Same thing for me on Saturday

I have to confess I have never seen this before, despite making sawdust for over 40 years. Thank you.

Excellent jig, gonna make one now. Young dude at the end is wearing ISO Tunes ear protection but no eye protection.

I finally got around to building one of these fences and quickly found it is a great way to cut the rebates for breadboard ends. I’ve used many methods that involve making elaborate setups to ensure the top and bottom rebates are perfectly matched. Using this jig makes the job so much easier, faster and very accurate. I simply double side tape a fence to the top side of my workpiece, cut the rebate and then set the fence perfectly along the cut edge on the bottom - and hey presto - perfectly aligned rebates top and bottom. Thank you Stumpy!

Magic….😳, honestly the first time I have seen it and will be the next thing I build.

I have a massive appreciation for the quality of your explanations. You elaborate when necessary and use language that would be easy to understand for the largest number of people. Also, thank you for your objective opinions on how to do certain things. I like how you don’t seem to turn your nose up at the varying styles of woodworking

This is about the slickest trick I’ve encountered in 55 years of woodworking. Thanks!

Hola! 🖐 I had not come across this jig, thanks for bringing it to the forefront. You were able to show the versatility in such a short video, with many more other uses for it. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊

Ok, ok, enough already! How can I be expected to make things with all these excellent jigs to make! All kidding aside, these are the best videos on KZread and the more you make of them the better woodworkers you will make of us. Thank you James!

Mr. Nubs, I've been building some shelves to go into a closet alcove , and as luck would have it, none of the angles were a perfect 90°, and the one that looked like 45° wasn't. I had very nearly resigned myself to an afternoon of tedious mind-numbing tracksaw cutting, when I chanced across your video. I built the jig, and using the template I already made, batched out the 4 wonky shelves in about 15 minutes. THANK YOU for this video, and your enormous body of work.

Cant believe I haven't seen this before. With all the great jig ideas it just shows how versatile the table saw really is. Thank you for sharing. 👍

My mind is blown how simple and awesome this jig is. Crazy. Thank you, kindly.

My 1st intro to the L fence jig was about 2 weeks ago on the Inspire Woodcraft channel and I LOVED it! You have shown other uses for it also! That's going to be my next jig!

Just a heartfelt "Thank you!" for everything you do.

I built this jig this weekend. I used it to resaw some short darina boards for small box lids using my table saw. Amazing!

Dang ! I'm going to need another garage just to store my jigs ! But I do like this one. Thanks 👍

so simple yet so elegant and widely useful. Will certainly be making my own copy very soon. THANKS!

Never heard of this fence until now. Definitely making one this weekend thanks James!

Up to now I haven’t heard of this jig, makes a lot of sense, need to put on my build list!!!!! Thanks

What I appreciate most is that you continue to help us learn even with the shakes. It’s never stopped you from doing anything. In fact it’s inspired me to get back into the garage. If James can do it, I can to!

@fordgt55

2 жыл бұрын

Shakes?

@troykruse5161

2 жыл бұрын

What do you mean, with the shakes?

I have never seen or heard or this type of jig before but I’m sure glad I did, definitely going to be making one of those right away. So simple and with so little material to which is awesome.

I built this jig when the video came out, but hadn't used it in anger until today. I found that, as advertised, it let me trim odd shaped pieces based on attached models. Very cool...

Elegantly simple - always the best solution. Thank you.

WOW... So simple, yet magical!!!

I'm going to have to create a Favorites play list on my YT channel just for all the great tips and tricks you show us James. This is no exception. I have not seen this jig before. Thanks!

+Master Level. Right on James. Simple, easy to build. Oh, the Router Workshop guys will be ticked!

I like the idea of the L-Fence and will be making one this very day. It puts me in mind of both flush trim bits and guide bushings, but with the advantage of the stand-off being infinitely adjustable so you can creep up on a good fit. But the reason I am commenting today is to say that the ISOtunes hearing protection actually make a lot of sense. I've taken to using my Bose QC35 headphones to listen to my audiobooks while working in the workshop, and they definitely get a bit messed up. I've had to replace the earpads already, and they are looking a bit jaded. That's not a great way to treat headphones that cost NZ$450! So I am going to invest in a set, but I have not decided which one yet. So thanks for the heads up James.

@smhmmc

2 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly!

@goodwyrd10

2 жыл бұрын

If you're going for earbud style protection I strongly encourage you to get the ones that are truly wireless rather than the ones that have a wire between the ears. My wire broke pretty quickly and while I still have hearing protection I now only have Bluetooth in one ear

You were not kidding. That looks like a very useful jig. I've never seen one before and will definitely be making one. Thanks

Thanks for the video. I built a slightly different L fence but was looking for a usage tutorial. This video was perfect for that. Great tips.

Wow, I just love the Jig! Great tip, much better than the add-on fence that I made! Thank you

Wow I’m well impressed I’ll be making one tomorrow for my table saw quick and simple. Not like some of the others iv seen on KZread. Thank you 🪚🪚👍👍👍

Your are a gentleman and a scholar. As a newbie learning what I can do with my table saw, this video was a real eye-opener!

This is a genius little jig and I'm going to build one. That said, in my area most tablesaws are sliding panel saws and often shared between different individuals. The more jobs we do on the table saw the more everyone will be waiting in line to use it. For a contractor saw type setup or a one man shop (or weekends in my case) it's brilliant though.

Thank you, ive heard this mentioned on so many podcasts but never seen how it actually works

Wow. So simple and versatile.

Been using and extolling the virtues of Bob Van Dykes version for a couple years now that being said I love this version and will be making one when I get back to the shop.

Wow! This jig is unique! Thank you for sharing.

I suppose it is simple enough. So useful. I love your videos. So clear and informative.

Dude!! I'm speechless! This is so awesome!!! Thanks so much for your clear functional videos!! 👏👏👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐

AWESOME jig. So versatile for those of us that suffer from tiny shop syndrome.

THANK YOU for sharing your design. This may become a game changer for my small projects.

Great fence and great demo. Thanks Mr. Nubs.

Such a simple but very useful jig. Yet another excellent video James thank you for your continued great content 👍

Thank you thank you. Blindingly brilliant.

This is amazing I'm definitely building me one of these. Thanks James

I very rarely like a video. This one deserves it. Much appreciated

This is by far my favorite jig to use. Especially when doing a miter edged casing on a cabinet. No need to worry about the edge splintering or having a lip and don’t have to take cumbersome panels over to the router table to use a chamfer bit. Instead, just place the stand off board on top of the workpiece right at the edge being cut, set the saw blade at 45° and pass it along the L fence. Crisp, burr free edges every time. Largest panel I’ve done a miter on using this method was just over 1800mm long! Gone are the days of using the tracksaw!

What a brilliant idea! Thanks for making this video. Now I just need to get a table saw so I can use the jig

Elf Ents? One jig to rule them all? Oh, L-fence; sorry... I'll see myself out now. Seriously though, this is so simple and absolutely fabulous, James. I see this solving so many problems, and doing so in a very safe fashion. Thank you!

Timing was exquisite! Needed to taper a piece and this was the exact answer. Thanks so much!

Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!

Your videos are so helpful. Thank you much for everything you're doing.

Wow!!! Thanks again for making my weekend projects a little less frustrating to build!

Ive been looking at different fence jig videos but they seem over engineered for what I need. This one is perfect! Thank you

Looks like I will be adding this one to my growing collection. Thanks for the great info 👍

Brilliant, James! Thanks a lot! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Ok you convinced me, i'm building it today :D. I like that it has no special hardware or that nothing is custom to the table saw, i can build it and use it until it rots !

Just about every video you post I'm like "WTF!!! how do I not know this?" Seriously, thank you for sharing your expertise.

I’ll be sure to add this to my collection of table jigs and sleds. Never can have to many useful thing a bobs.

You are a bloomin' genius! Love this. You have the best ideas.

This is absolutely genius! I’m giving this a go. Cheers mate 👍

Great jig! I think I need to build one for my shop!😎

Once again .... just another WOW!! easy, brilliant, well articulated. Tom B yrne

Yeh! First time I've been the first comment! To say nothing of the first I've seen this jig. I'll be making it almost immediately for a couple upcoming projects. Love your content and I appreciate all you do. Thanx, Greg Preston

@gregpreston7301

2 жыл бұрын

Crap... I guess I didn't type fast enough. I think I was still the first like though. Lol 😆

Just built it!! Thanks James!!

Definetely building one of this. You are a Genius man one of the best videos 💯💯💯

Awesome!! I love this jig ! I'll definitely be making it!

@BobHerres

2 жыл бұрын

I'm going to make one too :-) James always offers solid advice, I was convinced about halfway through this video. I don't have a purpose yet, but I'm confident it will be very handy! TY James

I've been doing wood working for over thirty years and I've never seen that... and I like it!!!

Thanks for sharing, going into the shop today to build one.👍🏽

As always a great idea presented nicely. Love your vids.

Great tutorial. Thanks James.

Everyone has a jig an it’s the best out of everyone else’s .

You could probably make an entire video out of uses for this jig. Great content!

This is a definite make ASAP kinda jig. Thank You.

Have already shared the link on Facebook to a guy who was SUPER frustrated with his joiner. I am building one this weekend, thanks!

You are a woodworking genius.

Nice, and uses the KISS principle for sure!

I will definitely have to build one of these. Thanks!!!

Building mine this weekend thank you.

Definitely building this soon. Thx Stumpy!

One nice item I discovered sort of by accident is extra large absorbent puppy pads. I bought a box of 200 at Costco for around $25. My intended purpose was to use them when I am changing the oil in my cars - to prevent oil spills on my driveway but I ended up using them all of the time for smaller woodworking/painting/glue-up jobs. I lay one out on my workbench and put my smaller project on top and it keeps my workbench clean when I am doing light sanding, painting, waiting for glue to dry etc. I can't tell you how often I use these.

You just blew my mind. That's cool.

Never saw this great jig. Thanks!

Hi James, That is so simple it ingenious. Just been added to my list of jigs to make. Thanks James. Take care. Cheers, Huw

I'm off to the garage to scrounge for scraps and make one now. Thanks, Stumpy!

Great idea, James! I especially like the template idea for odd shapes.

Very cool , I will be making one for my self . Thank you for this video . 👍

It’s probably because I’m old (48), but I prefer this style of presentation. No fancy editing or annoying jump cuts or forced humour. Just clear concise good education. Thank you sir.

@NMranchhand

Жыл бұрын

I wish I could hit the 👍button 47 times on your comment.