Crafting Newel Post Caps Made Easy with a Simple Jig

In this video I show how I make some newel post caps using my spindle moulder and table saw. I use a very simple jig to hold the pieces safely as I machine them.
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[@samuelgardiner6504]

Another great video Tommy. Looking forward to the next one. Cheers mate

Thanks Samuel 🙂

[@wiseoldfool]

I'll bear that in mind when dealing with small parts on the router table!

Perfect 👍

[@stevenirish6160]

Thanks Tommy and great work 👍

Thanks very much 🙂

[@andrewriches506]

Another great tutorial Tommy.

Thanks Andrew 🙂

[@keggyification]

Nice one Tommy, Good to see more from you. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks 🙂

[@Steve_Wojo]

Nice job Tommy. Very clever.

Thanks very much 🙂

[@kevinwillis6707]

the tilt jig on the fence is a great tip, cheers

Thanks very much 🙂

[@jamesconnolly655]

Great video and methods Tommy 👍

Thanks James 🙂

[@denischadwick4558]

Brilliant as usual Tommy some great tips from the legend 👍

Thanks Denis 🙂

[@willierochford4464]

Tommy recently made one for me in hardwood and as all his work - perfect

Thanks Willie, now you know how I made it 🙂

[@joeldraws]

Very helpful, thank you!

Thank you and thanks for watching 🙂

[@williammcbride4978]

Fantastic Tommy, simple easy and very safe methods shown especially like the tilting fence idea that is something I am definitely taking away from this video. Keep up the good work.

Thanks William 🙂. That's the idea glad you found it helpful

[@CreativeCarpentry]

Proper work holding is so important especially when the parts are small so it was good to see how you went about getting the cuts done safely. Thanks for the videos 👍

Thanks 🙂

[@anirishwoodworkersdiary2137]

Good solid advice Tommy and keeping safety in mind 🔨🪚😊

Thanks Phil, fingers don't grow back

[@johnmurphy3854]

Very good Tommy, it's nice to see how you do things and more importantly how you can do it safely and simply. Looking forward to seeing your next video. John

Thanks very much John 🙂

[@timberingwithtim4754]

Nice one 👍

Thank you very much 😊

[@jaykepley5238]

Very clever! 👏 👏👏

Thank you 🙂

[@denisoriordan6739]

The small table saw. 😂
Love the idea of tilting the fence, rather than the blade. Actually looks a lot safer & more accurate than tilting the blade. And your insert can stay put.

Thanks Denis 🙂 I should have said the baby table saw 🤣. Correct I find tilting the fence is more user friendly.

[@denisoriordan6739]

@ Festool & SawStop ain’t got nothing on you kid. Experience is experience. Hope you’re keeping well.

@@denisoriordan6739 cheers, keeping good at the moment 👍

[@philipheinhold5340]

Nicely done Tommy👍

Thanks Philip 🙂

[@chrisadamvideo3299]

Great tips mate, legend

Thanks very much 🙂

[@waynebond6379]

Great video tommy, nice simple and safely done

Thanks Wayne 🙂

[@paulgreene421]

Just came across your videos Tommy absolutely brilliant. Keep up the good work

Thanks very much and welcome to the channel 🙂

[@james6609]

hi tommy having worked in the fitted kitchen trade but i had to up give up due to severe arthritis in my spine it a pleasure to see a fellow irish man on youtube making top quality items and i hope your channel will grow and grow i still have a great love of all things wood working and love to see quality made videos such as yours keep up the great work and i hope you will be back very soon on youtube
best regards james

Thanks James, I hope to be back with more videos very soon.

[@james6609]

@ that's brilliant

[@gloriabeshara8717]

This is SUCH a great video. Simple, informative, easy to follow and I can adapt it to a number of projects. Thank You!

Thank you very much delighted you found it helpful 🙂

[@nigelboucher2014]

Nice one Tommy. Ever think of running classes

Thanks Nigel, I would love to run some classes and I have considered it but too many obstacles with insurance etc to be feasible.

[@venzikalbanov1795]

Tommy.... its been 7 month since you last video buddy, we miss you. Summer is over, get youtubin'!

🙂 I will be back very soon 👍

[@byunglee6351]

What kind of router bit did you use? Thanks!

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👀 "Promo SM"

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[@kevingeaney7741]

GRMMA Ar fheabhas

Go raibh maith agat 🙂