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It's only easy if you already have the sled for the table saw.

That was so quick and easy.... Thank you

A terrific solution to an old problem that continues to be perfect for today!

Thank you very much indeed Sir Watching from java Street, java island Indonesia

Its sad, this is what UA-cam used to be

Measurements?

That was awesome. My brother just came back from Europe and whilst he was there he bought some chess pieces. Today he asked me if I could make him a cool chess board and until I watched this video I thought I had to cut individual squares which to me a newby to woodworking was daunting. Thanks for sharing this tip

Old UA-cam. Simple tutorial. Straight to the point. God bless you wood guy.

This is awesome because of the fine tuning. What would be the dimensions of the wedges? 1½ to 1" wedge and 3" along the base? I have to try this, so simple.

Good trick, thank you!

Thank you Algorithm

And...use a brand new saw blade, the higher the tooth count the smoother the cut, and the height of the blade shouldn't be any more than 1/8" above the surface of your wood. Sharper tools are safer tools

EXCELLENT VIDEO...

Excellent tutorial, I'll have to try this with my grandpa.

Short and sharp. Really good.

I love this wood guy.

True tricksters need just a big square wood and paint the small squares on it 😂

2021

Brilliant wood working tutorials. Please put some more

Wow this is the history of UA-cam lol

What size pieces?

Here is a great tip. I learned how, and made, a chessboard in 7th grade woodshop using this technique. The thing to remember is to leave the tablesaw fence set after you cut the strips. Let the strips dry and then crosscut using the same fence setup (which you haven't moved.) That way, you get perfect squares.

It’s 2020 and I used this method this morning. Worked great ! Thanks !!

Nice , tnx

Brilliant!

Parabéns pela ideia

Straight to the point in less than 2 minutes. Great job!

What a legend!

Sounds like the old guy from family guy “hey Chris”

Your wedges solved an assembly problem I've been struggling with for weeks! Thank you. I assume that only putting a single screw in each outer wedge allows it to self align with the frame. Also by using each of the pair of wedges at each corner allows fine tuning of each corner by slackening one and tightening the other. Brilliant.

Thank you for sharing the tricks of the trade. OUTSTANDING!

11 years ago

Excellent to see that woodprix has new plans what helped me save some money and energy to build it.

I can make it myself. Just got instructions from stodoys website and I'm ready for do it :D

fucking genius!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How cool is that! Thank you!

Is there an equally simple way to make the chessmen?

good

Genius. I'll probably never make it as I don't have the tools, but I appreciate the thinking here

What is the size of that wood

Thanks to The Woodguy George. I knew it could be done... somehow. I just tried this on 3/4 whiteoak. Replacing the top on a cafe table for my parents. My mom uses it as her bedside table. They wanted to replace the current plywood top. 24" wide. Worked like a charm! I also learned I need much better vacuum. Sawdust everywhere.

Ich benutze eine Schnur, und in jeder Ecke zwei klötzchen.

I made three sets.... Your technique was by far the easiest by far !!!!! Thank You....

funny story, I have these wedges and have used them many times with perfect results. But, for whatever reason I was looking for an easier method. I bought a store bought metal jig that was so hard to setup. Yes, it eventually worked ok, but It took a frustratingly long time. Like the man said...sometimes the old way IS the BEST way. Thanks for the reminder Sir.

NOW I see this!

very clever!

I know big companies live and die by the bottom line which includes many lawsuits some warranted and some not..but it still causes problems you reach for clamp no more large clamps .. lately I build stuff like clamps when I'm on a break waiting for new inspiration.

I just made a set for a project and they work great!!! Thank you!!

what kind of wood is that?

haha cool! I'm at RIT and just made a bet that I could make a chess board. Sweet!