These are great jigs. I always use the factory edge of plywood for the straight edge on mine. The only thing I do differently is I use the other side of the jig to make a straight edge for the narrow base of the saw, this way you can turn your saw either way which can be advantageous on certain jobs. Great vid!
Thank you, a well done video and great camera work. Never thought of using screws to hold down the board, I've only thought of clamps, another good option for this. Alice
Good stuff.
Carroll49 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from themasterwoodworker
awsome video gramps... this will make my cuts alot easier.
roberto75780 1 month ago
These are great jigs. I always use the factory edge of plywood for the straight edge on mine. The only thing I do differently is I use the other side of the jig to make a straight edge for the narrow base of the saw, this way you can turn your saw either way which can be advantageous on certain jobs. Great vid!
blamstam 2 months ago
This saved my butt! Thanks!
skywaytube 3 months ago
Thank you, a well done video and great camera work. Never thought of using screws to hold down the board, I've only thought of clamps, another good option for this. Alice
alice30045 4 months ago
still got his fingers , he`s done something right
c40uk 4 months ago
Hello I'm from Venezuela because used the razor in the door thanks
rohenwi 4 months ago
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rohenwi 4 months ago
Great video!
artizonconstruction 5 months ago
This guy seems like a pro. Would love to see more tips from him.
waynee28 5 months ago
Good jig,where is your safety glasses?
20Rmmm 6 months ago
@20Rmmm haha try to convince an ol' timer safety glasses are worth the hassle.
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roberto75780 1 month ago
Great shop made jig. Useful, accurate, repairable, and inexpensive. Everything that I want in a tool.
Well done!
Rotwang72 6 months ago
Great idea! Thanks you for sharing
valveman12 8 months ago