Like the effort you put in to be close to perfect. No shortcuts in any aspect - the project, the video and you shared the plan for free. Really appreciate it.
+Dan ny I really appreciate the kind words Dan - I often tell myself I spend too much time trying to make things "perfect" so I'm glad you are liking them!
Nick, your precision and well thought out designs produce an amazing simple and functional aesthetic. Thanks for all you do! More blooper reels please!
A perfect RUclips Video ! Clear and concise. Good Video lighting and clarity. Short and Informative. A valuable jig. Several ancillary tips and tricks and a solid demonstration of the use and usefulness of the Jig. You have a new follower ! Thanks a lot.
Hello from Russia and Moscow! Drew attention to the quality of your work. No chips and burrs even in the manufacture of the most simple things! Woodworking on High!
And it's videos like this that motivate me to be a better wood worker. When you see this kind of quality it forces me to ask myself why I'm not achieving those kind of results. Is it because I don't have the tools to do it? Don't have the skill? It's content like this that motivates me to get out in the garage and push myself to build and try to achieve results at the same level.
This is a great jig! I need to get my table saw sled refined, but after, this will be my next addition. Thanks for sharing. This will be extremely helpful!
Just finished making your jig. Haven't tried to make tenons or splines yet, but looks good. Your're probably the first person to use a spline jig to make a spline jig. Nice video good plans. You keep em coming and I'll keep building them.
Fantastic idea. I’m printing the drawings as I write you. Thank you very much. Just simply beautiful. Your craftsmanship and video’s are excellent, top notch educational information. Thank you for sharing your, skills, knowledge and building techniques. Jack/ in Missouri
Hi Nick, I’m a newbie enthusiast and all I can say is wow! Have been following along for a couple of months and your explanations along with the quality of builds are top notch. Thanks for sharing your experience and making my journey that much more fun and quality results.
That's awesome - it will make things so much easier. The simplest ideas are usually the best and this is brilliant. Thanks so much for doing your videos, you explain everything so easy and clear, even Forest Hump could make this !
Excellent jig. I loved your crosscut sled and made a similar version. This weekend will be used to create this and one or two other jigs and some improved router table and miter gauge fences. The Walnut is not too fancy, I enjoy making each jig its own piece of art.
Nice work. Clean and simple. The video's emphasis is on the work too, rather than the "I'm so smart, I'm a star I'm a star" stuff on so many other shop-jig video channels.
Hi fabulous jig! I'm making a long table with everted flanges, these flanges will have an angle of 150 degrees to the table top, I believe that if your jig could be made to accommodate different angles rather than just a fixed 45 degrees, then I could very well make spline joints for the flanges, as I think glue wouldn't be strong enough. Is that a good solution or do you think a different joint might meet the requirements? Thanks
splines would be perfect - many times in those highly acute angles there isn't enough room for dowels - keep in mind the splines don't need to be of a contrasting species - many times I use the same wood and the grain direction difference is a nice subtle accent
Nick Ferry Hey Nick, thanks for the prompt response. By the way, an acute angle is one that is less than 90 degrees, I'm sorry you may have misunderstood my query...I want to construct flanges that are greater than 90degrees....150 - 160degrees splayed out from the table top, splines might well be strong enough, however I had thought about making sliding dovetails, all the angles with the dovetails and the flanges seems a bit daunting especially with two connecting pieces at an angle of 160 degrees!! Yikes! I think I might have to use a shim with a 10 degree angle, clamp it to the piece so that the piece will have a 90 degree face to the router bit. Then to use a dovetail bit to make a sliding dovetail. Thanks again, I think I might just have envisioned the process by enunciating it.
I'm really glad Jay had you on his channel, which led me to your videos. Your attention to detail is amazing! Also love the Step Brothers quote lol. I don't know how I missed some of you woodworkers on here and am glad you all are working together and promoting each other, you all have a lot of talent to share.
+waynenocton thanks, that means a lot - I don't know if you listen to Jay, April and I on the podcast, but if you do, you would have heard he's coming to visit me in July as well as April - In July with April that is - should be some cool videos coming out of that! Glad to have you here!
+Nick Ferry I haven't gotten into the podcasts yet but I will check that out and I did see he is coming to visit yes. Did we (You and Jay) just become best friends? Yep! Gotta love step brothers..
its funny how the universe works. I had plans to make a video series on a simular idea, once my woodshop container conversion was completed. Then Stumpy nubs did it and I scrapped the idea because his ideas were better then my concept. Now I see yours and its even an improvement on what he did. We humans are evolving at a crazy rate! thanks for the good video!
+the Von Thompsons always cool to see different approaches to similar projects - even my friend Moy did one on the same day - ruclips.net/video/HDOPam2iYmI/видео.html
Show de habilidade, que facilidades ele prepara o dispositivo!!! Parabéns, gostei muito! Obrigado por compartilhar comigo seus conhecimentos. Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
Great jig. Thanks for sharing. I subscribed to your channel some weeks ago but only now I'm going to start watching the videos you made earlier. I'm convinced that I'll find a lot of useful things.
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Like the effort you put in to be close to perfect. No shortcuts in any aspect - the project, the video and you shared the plan for free. Really appreciate it.
Thanks for the kind words - always cool to hear when someone digs something I've made
Sunday morning coffee and a Nick Ferry build video. It doesn't get much better than that. :-)
+Dave Gatton ha, thanks Dave!
Close up camera angles, clean workstation, precise explanations, that's what I like about this guy Nick, nice job. :)
+Dan ny I really appreciate the kind words Dan - I often tell myself I spend too much time trying to make things "perfect" so I'm glad you are liking them!
I always enjoy a clear video along with a clear commentary. Well done indeed on all counts.
I try - thanks Jack!
Enjoy surfing thru your old vids Nick. Going to make this in a couple of weeks. thanks
Awesome sauce - let me know how it goes
Another great video Nick.... I really like the way you are fussy and very precise in the work you do.... even your shop jigs are a work of art!!! Dave
+EMTdrummer thanks Dave - could be OCD or simply remembering what my dad taught me - to be proud of everything you do - glad to hear you liked it!
Nick, your precision and well thought out designs produce an amazing simple and functional aesthetic. Thanks for all you do! More blooper reels please!
thanks - it's funny you mentioned bloopers - I didn't really have any on this one but when I edited it, it felt odd not having any
Hey Nick, your right, not too shabby! The double duty makes it worth the effort. Great job.
+billfromelma thanks much Bill!!
This jig is a life saver, tnx Nick for sharing it with the world!!!
Thanks for checking it out!
Nice job. 2 in 1 jig. I love it. I am sure I build one when I get my woodshop. Thanks for sharing. Greetings from California.
Very nice, very clean, beautiful useful jig. Thanks for sharing.
Look at you, Nick! Gettin' all jiggy with it!
Very nice addition to your table saw sled. Thumbs up for sure!
+KSFWG thanks Dave - always appreciated!
Izzy creates crazy jigs and you create beautiful ones! but both of you together and we have the jig master!
thanks Josh!
A perfect RUclips Video ! Clear and concise. Good Video lighting and clarity. Short and Informative. A valuable jig. Several ancillary tips and tricks and a solid demonstration of the use and usefulness of the Jig. You have a new follower ! Thanks a lot.
I'll take that compliment any day, thanks - glad to have you here!
Hello from Russia and Moscow! Drew attention to the quality of your work. No chips and burrs even in the manufacture of the most simple things! Woodworking on High!
thank you
Very nice! It's one of the most clean and functional tenon jig i've seen. I'm going to build one for myself.
Thanks much!
Wow Nick, that a sweet bunch of jigs you've got there. Thanks for sharing.
+David Clauson much appreciated David!
Several great tips on this one Nick! Love the trick with pre-drilling a shoulder for the key-way holes.
+Jeremy McMahan thanks Jeremy - works pretty slick!
As always, your work is clean and precise. I love the quality of your work, and your videos. Your attention to detail is inspiring!
I really appreciate the kind words Bryan - it's comments like this that keeps me motivated - glad you are enjoying what I'm doing!
And it's videos like this that motivate me to be a better wood worker. When you see this kind of quality it forces me to ask myself why I'm not achieving those kind of results. Is it because I don't have the tools to do it? Don't have the skill? It's content like this that motivates me to get out in the garage and push myself to build and try to achieve results at the same level.
well put - I like the concept of it being cyclical - my videos motivating you and your watching and commenting motivating me - what an awesome thing!
Clean, useful, compact and all put together quickly. Brilliantly done...I'm going to have to try this one.
Thanks Ryan - I'm sure you'll like it
Combining CA glue and wood glue in a joint like that is something I hadn't seen before. Cool tip!
+Toolify I dunno, it's a fairly old technique
+Nick Ferry He's just one of todays 10,000! :) xkcd.com/1053/
You are gorgeous . Your works are all clean, I have not seen a few like you. My greetings
Thanks much
This is a great jig! I need to get my table saw sled refined, but after, this will be my next addition. Thanks for sharing. This will be extremely helpful!
glad you could get some ideas!
Nice. I just finished my cross cut sled with the t-slot rails incorporated on them and this will make an awesome accessory to that.Yay!
Awesome 👍🏻👍🏻
You do some exceptional work. And the designs you come up with are absolutely great.
Much appreciated David, glad you are digging them!
Sehr gut erklärt und eine tolle Arbeit. Weiter so!!! Viele Grüße aus Deutschland / Hamburg
Danke, ich weiß das zu schätzen
Just finished making your jig. Haven't tried to make tenons or splines yet, but looks good. Your're probably the first person to use a spline jig to make a spline jig. Nice video good plans. You keep em coming and I'll keep building them.
Awesome - and I use mallets to make mallets too - I’m a rebel lol
The best jig ever, so simple and so great!!
thanks much!
Very tidy work. Well done. Like the Walnut splines.
thanks - I do like things looking nice
Fantastic idea. I’m printing the drawings as I write you. Thank you very much. Just simply beautiful. Your craftsmanship and video’s are excellent, top notch educational information. Thank you for sharing your, skills, knowledge and building techniques. Jack/ in Missouri
I appreciate you saying so Jack - you'll have to let me know how you like it
Sweet, another useful jig. Really appreciate you sharing your content. Thanks Nick
+Dev Ogle thanks Dev!
watching this again, by far your jigs are the best very clean looking
thanks!
changed whatever to watched, damn you auto correct🤓
Thank you so much for your free access to this build. It looks like a wonderful help. Great job Nick
no problem - glad you like it!
Very nice Nick. Great add on to the Super Sled.
always appreciated Russ!
Awesome add on to the sled I made from your design. Keep sharing your ideas Nick! Love your work!
Thanks much - I’ve very proud of my design to combine sleds
Hi Nick,
I’m a newbie enthusiast and all I can say is wow!
Have been following along for a couple of months and your explanations along with the quality of builds are top notch.
Thanks for sharing your experience and making my journey that much more fun and quality results.
No problem John - thanks for the kind words - glad I can be of some help as you're getting started at it
That's awesome - it will make things so much easier. The simplest ideas are usually the best and this is brilliant. Thanks so much for doing your videos, you explain everything so easy and clear, even Forest Hump could make this !
+Dawn Treeby lol - thanks!
So far, I like the projects that I have seen you make, they look very clean and professional.
+FunWithGardening thank you kindly, much appreciated!
Nick, I love your work! I appreciate the explanations of alternate designs and potential failure modes. And a big thanks for your free drawings!
Thank,s I try my best to convey what I’m doing and working on - glad to have you here!
Thank you for the free plans. Definitely going to build this after building your sled.
You’re welcome - let me know how it goes!
Nice job on the video editing. More enjoyable to watch when the project moves along as yours did.
glad you enjoyed it!
YourOldDog wet
Very nice projects you got would you have plans for router lift
Nick, consulta en español, donde puedo conseguir los perfiles de aluminio que utilizas en el desarrollo de tus proyecto
nickferry.com/2015/07/table-saw-cross-cut-miter-sled-in-one-ep58/
have you made a unit to hold all the table saw accessories yet? a place to put sleds and fixtures etc.
not yet but I have been thinking about something
Even a plywood triangle that is supposed to be a simple jig looks so beautiful. Holy pineapple. Good stuff! :)
+JWAM thanks - all in the details I suppose
+Nick Ferry Fixing glue squeeze-out on the inside of a jig says it all, I suppose.
JWAM it's a sickness
Very nice. Having a small shop, really appreciate multifunctional jigs
Space in the shop is always at a premium
That's a winner Nick, heading home to start my build.
awesome!
Excellent jig. I loved your crosscut sled and made a similar version. This weekend will be used to create this and one or two other jigs and some improved router table and miter gauge fences. The Walnut is not too fancy, I enjoy making each jig its own piece of art.
Thanks - I’m the same many times - if you going to use it and be around it a ton why not make it nice
Nice work. Clean and simple. The video's emphasis is on the work too, rather than the "I'm so smart, I'm a star I'm a star" stuff on so many other shop-jig video channels.
Haha thanks - made me smile
Great design and a nice addition to your TS sled! I especially appreciated the glue tips in this video! Well done Nick!
+Benjamin Corderman thanks man - works pretty slick - glad you liked it!
Hi fabulous jig! I'm making a long table with everted flanges, these flanges will have an angle of 150 degrees to the table top, I believe that if your jig could be made to accommodate different angles rather than just a fixed 45 degrees, then I could very well make spline joints for the flanges, as I think glue wouldn't be strong enough. Is that a good solution or do you think a different joint might meet the requirements?
Thanks
splines would be perfect - many times in those highly acute angles there isn't enough room for dowels - keep in mind the splines don't need to be of a contrasting species - many times I use the same wood and the grain direction difference is a nice subtle accent
Nick Ferry
Hey Nick, thanks for the prompt response. By the way, an acute angle is one that is less than 90 degrees, I'm sorry you may have misunderstood my query...I want to construct flanges that are greater than 90degrees....150 - 160degrees splayed out from the table top, splines might well be strong enough, however I had thought about making sliding dovetails, all the angles with the dovetails and the flanges seems a bit daunting especially with two connecting pieces at an angle of 160 degrees!! Yikes! I think I might have to use a shim with a 10 degree angle, clamp it to the piece so that the piece will have a 90 degree face to the router bit. Then to use a dovetail bit to make a sliding dovetail.
Thanks again, I think I might just have envisioned the process by enunciating it.
Thank you you for making a video without music. Perfect!!!
I do what I can - some of mine have music so be careful
Thanks for the build drawings - simple but highly effective design - look forward to exploring your channel
Thanks - glad to have you here - let me know if you have any questions!
Nick - Looking forward to a box joint jig to add to the awesome sled design.
I'm really glad Jay had you on his channel, which led me to your videos. Your attention to detail is amazing! Also love the Step Brothers quote lol. I don't know how I missed some of you woodworkers on here and am glad you all are working together and promoting each other, you all have a lot of talent to share.
+waynenocton thanks, that means a lot - I don't know if you listen to Jay, April and I on the podcast, but if you do, you would have heard he's coming to visit me in July as well as April - In July with April that is - should be some cool videos coming out of that! Glad to have you here!
+Nick Ferry I haven't gotten into the podcasts yet but I will check that out and I did see he is coming to visit yes.
Did we (You and Jay) just become best friends? Yep! Gotta love step brothers..
waynenocton been friends for almost two years - he's a funny dude - my fave Step Brother quote "now we'll have room for all of our activities!"
+Nick Ferry we're here to f*** s*** up
o bez lol
I like your builds very much. Fantastic work!
Thank you kindly
WOW, another jig to make. Your keeping me busy Nick. Thank you for all your articles.
no problem, thanks for checking them out - it takes longer to write them but I can go into more detail when writing them which is nice
Hi friend. I am impressed how well done are all your jigs. Congratulations from Brasil.
Thank you
Cuts look beautiful as always. Great idea!
+Robert Daniel thanks - love clean cuts!
Love this! I like that it's a spline jig but in the other direction. Good stuff!
+Carter Wilson Workshop thanks man - yeah it'll do either side for both splines and tenons
Great build! So simple and elegant and useful! Cheers man!
much appreciated as always man!
Great design & build!
Diggin' the double purpose
+Rag Tie thanks!
Awesome jig can't wait to build this one and thank you for the plans.
+Thom spillane thanks, no problem - let me know how it goes!
Great stuff Nick, your shed jigs always come up great mate
Much appreciated Dirk!
Nick another neat build. My garage shop will have one of those jigs hanging from the wall very soon. Toggle clamps already ordered, for my build...
great, let me know how it goes!
I really enjoy the projects you show on here. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
+Snyderco59 no problem - glad you are enjoying them!
good job that table saw sled is super nice
+slurmz123 thanks much!
simple and sturdy design - awesome job!
Thanks!
Your spline and tenon jig is only bettered by your spline & tenon fonts. You rock!
+ArchieMonk YES - you are the first to say something - I spent way too much time drawing that but I thought it was halfway cool
Great vid, what was the flush cut saw that you used as well please ,,,, thank you,,,
thanks - it's this one here - amzn.to/2gSAxK1 - but I think you can get it cheaper at harbor freight
Nick Ferry cool thank you
BEST VIDEO-EDITION EVER!!!! CONGRATULATIONS FROM ARGENTINA!!!!!
WOW thanks man!
its funny how the universe works. I had plans to make a video series on a simular idea, once my woodshop container conversion was completed. Then Stumpy nubs did it and I scrapped the idea because his ideas were better then my concept. Now I see yours and its even an improvement on what he did. We humans are evolving at a crazy rate! thanks for the good video!
+the Von Thompsons always cool to see different approaches to similar projects - even my friend Moy did one on the same day - ruclips.net/video/HDOPam2iYmI/видео.html
That's really nice Nick. What brand of saw blade are you using to make the spline cuts? It leaves a nice flat (square) kerf.
was one blade from my dado set - have everything listed here - nickferry.com/my-tools-equipment/ - does a pretty good job
Very cool Nick. And thanks for the plan.
no problem - glad you liked it!
Nick what a good explaination you show on the subject you are showing now this noob going to make it myself thanks a lot.
Thanks - glad you found it useful!
Show de habilidade, que facilidades ele prepara o dispositivo!!! Parabéns, gostei muito!
Obrigado por compartilhar comigo seus conhecimentos.
Abraço aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷
obrigado, estou feliz que você gostou
hello, can you tell me please what kind (brand) of glue do you use, in the red box, thanks
it's listed in the article here - nickferry.com/2016/05/how-to-make-a-spline-and-tenon-jig-ep67/
Thanks, Nick. Very nice jig.
Thanks much
You have saved me at least 6 hrs work tomorrow gonna build it first thing and crack on then 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
very cool - glad I could help!
Just Subscribed after watching 2 of your videos. You're a master craftsman. Thank you for the drawing.
Thanks for following along on my silly journey
SOMETHING I WILL GET PLENTY OF USE FROM , THANK'S NICK
+John Morrison perfect I'm glad you could get some ideas!
thanks for the plan man! I'm in the process of building your sled right now. I'll send you some pics once I get her done
awesome - look forward to seeing it!
Nick, you always make such nice looking jigs. So pristine! I love the Baltic birch also. Nice job brother.
much appreciated Mike!
Great jig. Thanks for sharing.
I subscribed to your channel some weeks ago but only now I'm going to start watching the videos you made earlier.
I'm convinced that I'll find a lot of useful things.
awesome - have a look around and let me know if you have any questions
very creative and nice. you are the most creative Packers fan I know lol . great job nick you rock
+Brent Weisenborn lol - GO PACK!
Great jig. I can see that coming in handy. Well done video, enjoyed watching.
thank you Russ!
I like it. Great idea, going to try and build one this weekend.
awesome - let me know how it goes!
Great jig Nick !
+The ShavingWood Workshop thanks much Tommy!
Great craftsmanship - love the work. :)
I appreciate it!
Awesome jig, thanks for sharing the plans!
no problem - glad you liked it!
Amazing video, Nick! Looks like a great ad on to your sweet sled!
+Braxton Wirthlin much appreciated Braxton!
Nice build, Nick! Thanks for sharing.
+Sean Brown no problem - thanks for watching!
Very useful and well designed multipurpose jig Nick! I guess it helps to get glue on all our fingers to put those splines in. It does for me anyway.
+MRrwmac heck yeah - more sticky glue = more better, lol - thanks man!
Great project Nick !
+RoboCNC Frees- & Graveerwerk thanks much!
great jig project, really helps that idea. keep up the great work
+Luis Rivera much appreciated - thanks for the support!!
Very cool Nick! And good tips on the way! thanks for the inspiration!
+Cactus! workshop always appreciated man!
Really nice jig... Great video as always.
+MySaw thanks, always appreciated!
Nice jig but how would you make a mortise
+Noah Knopf coming up in July when I have visitors
Muy bueno, al fin un trabajo prolijo y con arte, gracias
Gracias por su amabilidad
woo always great what you do... nick thank you for your video
+sdy503 sangreazul no problem - thanks for watching!
this is awesome! i see now why you wanted the runners in the sled.
thanks - and I have a lot more planned