Thanks again for watching our videos. I have posted the plans to the community, so please take a look at them and try to make them. If you have any questions, please comment. Have a great day👍 ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxvBlNAQ_v6wYruax1I7UHr24bwA9mVRdG?si=FUekd93DzbKcVnZR
Very clever! People that complain about how long it takes you to make the jig aren’t considering the fact that once you make them you will always have them. Seems like a great system to me.
Quick question: as you round-off the corners by hand with sandpaper, how do I ensure that the radius that the jig puts on the tenon will match that in the mortice? Thanks.
Ho appena visto il tuo video e mi sono subito iscritto al tuo canale. Vedrò tutti i tuoi lavori e spero ci siano altri spunti interessanti come questo, sei super bravo! Ho già scaricato i piani per replicarli, grazie per il regalo! Ho visto che hai già risposto sul tipo di fresa utilizzata, saresti così gentile da dirci anche il diametro? Veramente grazie 🤗
Since you are using a 1/4 inch straight bit only means you are using the shank to rub against the guide. Won't this cause friction against the bit causing it to potentially heat and burn your guide? Also it looks like you extend the shank very far out. How much of the bit shank are you actually gripping in the collet?
It's actually better to use a bit with a bearing. For those who don't have one, I've shown that you can also use the bit that came with the trimmer. The length is not a problem, and it is firmly held by the collet.
@@twcdesign I'll give it a try. Nice design for sure. I would be more comfortable with a bigger router with a larger bit shaft diameter. I usually do things with hand tools since I don't make many iterations, but this seems versatile enough to build.
excellent - very well thought out & precise - those who follow your designs should'nt have any problems producing tenon cuts with extreme accuracy - many thanks for enlightening us on how to do this !
@twcdesign Hi! thanks a lot!! You are a genius. Not only for this one but for all other things you do. Thank you very much for sharing your work with all of us. Big hug from Argentina! :)
Reason: Because a wide tenon-mortise joint won’t work in a narrow piece of wood and a narrow tenon-mortise will be too weak for bigger designs. 😉 Kind regards Anders Sweden
C'est super cool ce que tu fais. Mais qu'est-ce que tu me conseilles Comme outil de base je suis novice dan le bois je kiffe le taf donne-moi deux trois bases ce serait cool
@coppulor6500 Mortising jig on a table saw or on a band saw. Best to save the router for things that can only be done with it. The router bit has less cutting service and therefore will dull much more quickly. There are lots of videos showing the other approaches.
from the mathematician's standpoint i adore this technique because at that point you have frontloaded all of the precision work. imagine you have apprentices working with you to complete orders - the result would be foolproof every time. incredibly sleek and hardly takes up any space in the workroom
Thanks again for watching our videos.
I have posted the plans to the community, so please take a look at them and try to make them.
If you have any questions, please comment.
Have a great day👍
ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxvBlNAQ_v6wYruax1I7UHr24bwA9mVRdG?si=FUekd93DzbKcVnZR
Hi, i’m a new subscriber.. can i know how to get the plans? I dont understand where did u post the plans to? How do i get to the community?
@@mathiaspong6069 ty！ ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxvBlNAQ_v6wYruax1I7UHr24bwA9mVRdG?si=FUekd93DzbKcVnZR
Can you identify the router bits that you use for this jig? Many thanks!
@@twcdesign thank you!
@@twcdesign thanks a lot 👍🏻
本当に感謝するしかありません
Деньги что ли перевели??
ty!
9:38 That snap when the joint completes is the most satisfying sound in woodworking.
You didn’t convince me to build it but I can’t deny your instruction quality. You’re great at making videos.👍
My new favorite woodworker. By far. All your work is truly sick! Love it! I’m glad the algorithm made our paths cross.
Very clever! People that complain about how long it takes you to make the jig aren’t considering the fact that once you make them you will always have them. Seems like a great system to me.
素晴らしいアイデアだ！ 本当にありがとう！
Wow, every time wow. Thanks for sharing all your KREATIVITÄT (sry switzerland, my english is bad)
The mortise jig should just be on the other side of the tenon insert, so you can just flip it around and it would be reversed.
Brilliant design. Now we need a mortise jig to complement this one 👍
Very nice it looks fast to set up and very accurate.
Quick question: as you round-off the corners by hand with sandpaper, how do I ensure that the radius that the jig puts on the tenon will match that in the mortice? Thanks.
Great work, and thanks for the video.
Where can I have the plans for this jig?
Genio genio genio genio!!!😮😮😮
Yesss been waiting for the full ideo on the jig, thank you!
Vielen Dank für die Arbeit. Kannst du mir sagen wie du die Schlitze machst?
すごすぎい
Awesome jig, you are a genius my dude. Thanks
From where you've bought this tape, can you give us a link 👏
THX in advance
Cheers from 🇦🇹
Thanks very much for every detail congratulations 🎉🎉🎉
いつも楽しく見させて頂いています
いつも思うのですが穴を開けるときに使っているドリルビットは何をつかっているのでしょうか？すごく切れ味もよさそうで気になります
有難うございます。
スターエムの竹ドリルというビットです、ホームセンターブランドの倍の値段がしますが切れ味抜群なのでおすすめです。
Your work is fantastic. Congratulations!
Wonderful, this one I’ve got to make.
How about the drill bit you use. May we know the link where you bought it?
I'm interested too
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What is the reason for the two side wings to protrude slightly, instead of being flush (3:39)?
I think it’s so that the blank for the tenon can be put right against the jig accurately each time?
I want to know also! I think it has to do with helping the screws to hold better
Ho appena visto il tuo video e mi sono subito iscritto al tuo canale. Vedrò tutti i tuoi lavori e spero ci siano altri spunti interessanti come questo, sei super bravo! Ho già scaricato i piani per replicarli, grazie per il regalo! Ho visto che hai già risposto sul tipo di fresa utilizzata, saresti così gentile da dirci anche il diametro? Veramente grazie 🤗
ty!
6mm
I could have made 4 huanched mortice and tenon joints buy hand and accuret by the time you messed about .
An old carpenter 😅
What are the drill bits you use? They seem nice..
Since you are using a 1/4 inch straight bit only means you are using the shank to rub against the guide. Won't this cause friction against the bit causing it to potentially heat and burn your guide? Also it looks like you extend the shank very far out. How much of the bit shank are you actually gripping in the collet?
I am with you there. I would definitely do a bit of bulk waste removal before stressing a trim router motor/bit like that.
It's actually better to use a bit with a bearing. For those who don't have one, I've shown that you can also use the bit that came with the trimmer.
The length is not a problem, and it is firmly held by the collet.
@@twcdesign I'll give it a try. Nice design for sure. I would be more comfortable with a bigger router with a larger bit shaft diameter. I usually do things with hand tools since I don't make many iterations, but this seems versatile enough to build.
cute enough. a bit fussy. I will stick to my table saw's tenoning jig.
Bellissimo. E dove sono i progetti?
🗣Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the world.🍻🍻🛠✌🏽
Beautiful what do you use to mark the pieces
Perfeito !!! Um Dia também chegarei nesse ponto ! Grato pela " dica" !!!
As always a brilliantly made jig thankyou
Now I know this job requires a lot of meticulousness. especially in 7:36
Nice video. I like your wood clamps, who makes them. Thanks.
Beautiful. It makes such neat joints!
3:53 why would you choose the bit without the bearing?
For the slots (mortise)
Great idea and well executed.
excellent - very well thought out & precise - those who follow your designs should'nt have any problems producing tenon cuts with extreme accuracy - many thanks for enlightening us on how to do this !
@twcdesign Hi! thanks a lot!! You are a genius. Not only for this one but for all other things you do. Thank you very much for sharing your work with all of us. Big hug from Argentina! :)
Hello. Amazing tenon jig. How may I get the technical drawing so I could do it myself? Thanks!!
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Astonishing precision.
Hola nos podrías mostrar o decirme las medidas porfa ☺️
De lo complejo a lo simple ...👍
Awesome trick 👍👍
Muy buena idea, gracias por compartir tu trabajo.
Hi,
I have watched the plan video which is great, but is there a drawing posted anywhere?
Thank you
Looks overengineered to me. Can't understand, he came up with a number of templates - what's the big deal?
Reason: Because a wide tenon-mortise joint won’t work in a narrow piece of wood and a narrow tenon-mortise will be too weak for bigger designs. 😉
Kind regards
Anders
Sweden
Cool, you built a homemade MFT.
I like all your videos
Very smart. Great design.
Great stuff!
It's Easier using saw and chisel...
Excelente 😮🫡🫡
El tope de copiado q estás utilizando es el mismo vástago de la fresa ?si es así,no es muy buena idea..
thank you its an amazing jig
Parabéns, excelente jig
Nice
What about longer pieces of wood?
You can set up at 90 degrees and put the wood along the workbench. Bit more difficult to keep steady though.
Very good 👍
Genial sistema!!!
Отличная приспособа спасибо за обзор
Pure genius!
Please I must know why do you angle the cuts between the holes!!!?
The layout measure what size plywood how thick ,wide and long ,also all hole layout mark ????? 🤔
Wow 👍👍
Ty for this awesome jig. Genius
Brilliant.❤
As always
Me dio sueño ,con un circular hubiera hecho unos 50 espigas en ese mismo tiempo
Is it possible to have the plan ?
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C'est super cool ce que tu fais.
Mais qu'est-ce que tu me conseilles
Comme outil de base je suis novice dan le bois je kiffe le taf donne-moi deux trois bases ce serait cool
👍👍👍
Rube Goldberg might sue you for patent infringement
Demasiado trabajo para algo que puedo hacer con una cierra y una lija😮😮
👍😊 Good
Excellent!
Effective, but the highest dust production of any technique for this purpose. I think other approaches are better.
Such as? I'm a newb to mortise and tenons
@coppulor6500 Mortising jig on a table saw or on a band saw. Best to save the router for things that can only be done with it. The router bit has less cutting service and therefore will dull much more quickly. There are lots of videos showing the other approaches.
from the mathematician's standpoint i adore this technique because at that point you have frontloaded all of the precision work. imagine you have apprentices working with you to complete orders - the result would be foolproof every time. incredibly sleek and hardly takes up any space in the workroom
Parabéns e obrigado!
Tjis can be done by hand in not much time.
6,30
..morsetti troppo alti 😂
Молодец
You can do the same to the hole, having a guide as well
You know you’re taking away business from Leigh tools and their frame mortise and tenon jig.
Sensacional!
Obrigado por compartilhar estes recursos conosco.
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Thanks for your sharing, really helpful to beginner.
Very impressive, but I do it a lot faster on the tablesaw.
Muito bom
Hola puedes publicar las medidas por favor, saludos
Ola ..comment s'appelle la machine . Qui ressemble à une fraiseuse
Une défonceuse en général. Celle-ci est petite et s'appelle une affleureuse.
Qual o tipo de fresas usada???
Sensacional 👍🏻
Ses koula continue 😊
👍👏👏👏
E como fazer a "fêmea" que não mostrou?
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Amazing