This is the first of this design that I've seen. What a great idea. And I really appreciate the discussion of how you match the throw of the carriage to the width of the blade to "fine tune" the cut. Thanks!
I just built a similar design (from a different UA-cam tutorial. However, I think you are correct in gluing the spacers and if required making another set (or more for different sizes). What I noticed was the clamp on the front of yours which is something I will probably add.
This is an Amazing Box Joint Jig Mark. I'm Sorry I missed this one . I just found it Whilst looking for a box joint jig....I really like the way you built this. Being in the UK and no Dado blades..This is Ideal for my needs.Thank you for sharing Mark Shared and Tweeted..
This is the first of this design that I've seen. What a great idea. And I really appreciate the discussion of how you match the throw of the carriage to the width of the blade to "fine tune" the cut. Thanks!
Wow you are very creative. This is the simplest but most practical design for quick box joints. Thank you for sharing.
Hey, nice version of my jig :-)
Quite like the clamping method you went with too.
Cheers, Mario
That’s a unique approach. I like it
I just built a similar design (from a different UA-cam tutorial. However, I think you are correct in gluing the spacers and if required making another set (or more for different sizes). What I noticed was the clamp on the front of yours which is something I will probably add.
This is an Amazing Box Joint Jig Mark. I'm Sorry I missed this one . I just found it Whilst looking for a box joint jig....I really like the way you built this. Being in the UK and no Dado blades..This is Ideal for my needs.Thank you for sharing Mark Shared and Tweeted..
The original: Mario Cappellano - TheWoodfather (YT channel).
Clever and original. Well done.
Very ingenious. Years of experience shows
Great job, thanks for sharing.
Cool project Mark :)
Thanks!
Boxes are fun!
Indeed!
good job
nice and simple :-)