Make Perfect Blade-Width Shims WITHOUT Measuring! / How To Make Splines On The Table Saw
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- For absolutely perfect table saw joinery you need a blade-width shim! This is a great way to make shims, for any thickness of blade, without even measuring the blade. This would also work great for cutting splines for mitered corners.
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Literally said "THAT IS FREAKING GENIUS!" as I saw you doing it. The simplest trick and yet I never would've thought of it, definitely using this one!
Me too! Brilliant!
I had watched the earlier video and thought “How the heck do you make that shim?” Brilliant!
I’m 76 and been working with wood for 1year, thanks for woodworkers like you I’ve not been hurt and learned do such, thanks for your videos, everything I make I give away to friends and family, that way no one can complain, thanks again
As a newbie, I’m not ready to have my hands that close to the blade with unsecured (2) pieces of wood. But with a crosscut sled and some hold down clamps...
I’m enjoying the real life measuring videos. Thx.
That's genius. Haven't seen that in over 40 yrs of woodworking. Nice job!
These two videos are the best tips I've seen in months. Crazy how no one else has done them
Awesome, another really great thing you have shown again. Your videos are always tight, well edited, clear voice, no silly music to distract, pure fun creative learning right there. Thank you again for excellence, Jim Tree
what he said! X10
Wow, when i saw you do it it was really a "how could i never have thought of this" moment. Genius sir!
That's probably the quickest and simplest way to cut shims. Love it.
Another elegant use of direct measurement. Kudos.
richard
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Ah, those three little words so many people seem to have so much trouble saying: “I was wrong.”
This is quite possibly one of the most useful woodworking tip vids I've ever seen. As I'm certain several people mention below, this is the perfect way to cut key strips for keyed/splined miter joints. I wish I'd have known this technique - it would have saved me literal hours (and a lot of nice walnut) trying to dial in the 'perfect' spline thickness.
Man, you always have the best “tricks”
Off to the shop to make a "shim" and practice a half lap! !! !!!
That's a really clever technique. With UA-cam having an abundance of woodworking channels, you have to find ways to differentiate yourself, and I think you've been doing that quite well. I've gotten a lot of helpful info from your videos and I have no doubt that will continue.
Genius. I love the "perfect cut with no measuring" theme. Subscribed!
Last night I watched your previous video on the half lap. I thought to myself... He needs to show how to make a kerf wide shim to match the blade thickness. Voila! You did it and kudos!!! Love it! Good on ya!
That's sweet!
Glad you figured it out and shared.
It seems so simple but not immediately apparent.
Watching the previous video I was so excited that this one was coming. Thanks so much!
Very useful, one of those "Why didn't I think of that?" kind of things. Thank you!
what a perfect solution to such a frustrating requirement....perfect kerf size shims....awesome idea...
Brilliant Jody I definitely saved this to my tips list! Thanks for all the hard work that goes into sharing your knowledge with others.
I love it! It's so neat and simple
Love this video! Making some shims/splines today!
So simple and yet so clever! Thank you!
This is both simply and brilliant! Thanks!
friggin genius! I'm going to have to give this a test next time I get in the shop! Thank you!
Brilliant!! Great videos, concise and to the point.
Best woodworking tip videos on the internet. No bs, no rambling, just info.
VERY simple, very useful, thank you
That's an awesome technique. Thanks for sharing.
Great tip from one of my favorite channels! Thanks for sharing this ❤️
The last two vids have been amazing tips. Please post more like this.
Outstanding! Well thought out and simply explained. Thanks.
Brilliant idea! Thanks.
Thank you, it’s so easy, used it today. Great tip
That is such a simple way of making a perfect size shim! Plus it’s easy to remember how to do it! Brilliant work!
Helpful and on point as ususal. Thank you!
Brilliant!!! Thanks for the tip.
Gotta like this one. What a time saver.
That is pretty darn good. I agree. Excellent as always.
That's completely amazing
Thank you so much for all of your tips. They are great!
Perfect technique!! Will be definitely doing this. Thanks.
Thank you for figuring this out.
Another excellent and useful tip. Thanks!!!
Fantastic ideas. I'll be putting them to use for sure!
WOW, you know how to come up with really neat and improved stuff.
Thanks so much for the video Jody. Great information. Super useful.
Love these tips and tricks!!!!!!!!!!! Finally someone putting out real tips and tricks that can be used!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- G R E A T idea ! ! ! Thanx 4 sharing.
That's ingenious! Great video!
Magnificent...
Keep it up dude!
Clear, simple, and well explained as usually. Thanks from a french viewer who just suscribed :D
Once again you've proved why I subscribe to this channel. Brilliant and simple, doesn't get any better than that.
So simple!!! Thanks !
Now that is a clever way of making the shim 😀
Totally going to do this. Thanks for the tip
Excellent technique. Thank you!
I think your mind works a little differently than others, and that's a good thing. A very clever solution.
Great idea!! Thanks for the tip
A new idea on YT! And a cool idea at that! Thanks
Thanks for taking your time to share these simple but amazing tricks 👍👍👍
Thanks for sharing. Watched your spline video as well. Great idea and very helpful
Outstanding! Fab' tip! Thanks so much for sharing. 👍
Nice, that is a great technique- thank you
Genius! That is awesome.
Thanks for the great idea. I've always struggled making saw blade shims.
Very ingenious thank you for sharing.
That is nice! I wouldn't have thought of that in a million years.
very good and simple. thank you
I have watched a few of your videos and I appreciate how you explain things. I have subscribed. Keep up the great work and thank you.
Fantastic. Perfect fit. Just subscribed
Thank you so much for sharing! Will make life lot easier now!
Awesome tip!!! Thank you!
Thank you. This makes my life soooo much easier for measuring, set up and use of my table saw and router.
Very smart and simple
Brilliant! You just earned a new subscriber.
Great follow-up to the last video!
That is a very slick trick!
YOU ARE GENIUS!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
This is perfect to cut Kumiko strips, thanks for sharing!
This video deserves more recognition on how genius this method is.
Thanks for sharing, I know this video is old (I came back to this to rewatch) but your tips/tricks are always the best, and are actually useful and usually haven't seen them before.
Take care!
GENIUS!!!...probably the best wood working tip I have ever learned!!!...Thank you!
It is pretty darn good. Thanks
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! You are the best.
Both videos are useful for me!!!
That’s a great technique, thank you for sharing. Will use it tomorrow.
That is brilliant! Thanks.
the simplest tricks are the best ones. Great thanks for this video!!!
I never seen such great tecnic. Many many thanks for share.
Very clever! Thank you. I also enjoy your presentation style...very concise and straightforward. No unnecessary hype! Thanks again!
I learned something new. Will be using this method later today instead of what used to do. Thank you
Soooooo…….. YOU DESERVE AN AWARD FOR THIS!!! Crazy simple/useful/inexpensive! I’m almost in tears! Thanks!
Dude! Great solution man! So elegant and simple and no measuring!!
Thank you so much. I've been struggling to get this right. I'll give this a try.
Wow, that's friggin' genius~! Thanks for that awesome tip~!!
Will come in handy for splined miters!
Pouahhh t'es trop fort mec !!! I just understand TODAY how to use a table saw !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lovely !
Sheer genius, Lloyd!
Thanks for the video, it will help when making a spline joint on boxes and pictures frames. Thanks again and keep up the informative work.
Very clever and one I will be using for the rest of my woodworking years. This is also a great way to make splines for miter joints.
As always, thanks for taking the time to share with us ... it truly is appreciated. Cheers Mate!!