How to make an adjustable dado jig for trimmers

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

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  • @mikewaters6980
    @mikewaters6980 26 дней назад +4

    This is brilliant. I was about to design something similar but urs is very cool. Txs for sharing

  • @jerrysmigiel7998
    @jerrysmigiel7998 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for this video. I made one today using your design and it works wonderfully.

  • @georgemalesky9462
    @georgemalesky9462 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  10 месяцев назад

      Thank you for your support.
      This will encourage me to create future videos.

  • @terumi8967
    @terumi8967 Год назад +1

    すばらしい!!
    どこの部位を作っているのかわからない動画が多い中で、こちらの動画は最初に「これを作りますよ」と示してくれます。
    最後に完成品を見せる手法と違って、部位ごとに見せていただいた後に作成画面が出てきます。
    このような動画を求めていました。ありがたいと思っています。Thank you!

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад +4

      動画制作の励みになるコメントありがとうございます。
      これからもなるべくわかりやすい動画を制作していきたいと思います。

  • @zahidjavaid4819
    @zahidjavaid4819 Год назад +2

    Thanks for sharing. It's simple, beautiful functional and perfect for the purpose.❤😊

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment.
      Your comments were very encouraging to me.

  • @ДмитрийКузьмин-в6м

    Здравствуйте! Я новичок в этом деле! Для меня очень познавательно и очень доступно! Красивая работа! Очень просто у Вас получается, думаю, у меня тоже получится!!!! Огромное спасибо за проделанную работу!!!! С меня лайк и подписка! Слежу дальше за Вашими работами!!!!!

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад

      Спасибо за ваш комментарий. Я рад, что это было полезно.

  • @craiglyons3975
    @craiglyons3975 21 день назад

    Great jig and excellent video. Where can I find plans for this? Thanks.

  • @paullalekna5478
    @paullalekna5478 Год назад +12

    A very nice, cleverly designed tool that looks easy to replicate.
    There are many variations on this type of jig, and NONE of them address one particular item: The cutting tool that you use to machine the thinner board to width, at 2"21, and 3"38 is the ONLY cutter to use when using the tool, so if you used a 1/4" cutter at the beginning, you must always use a 1/4". If, for some reason you want to use a 1/2" cutter, you must make new boards cut to width with a 1/2" cutter

  • @grupodesta-kramonramos7505
    @grupodesta-kramonramos7505 Год назад +3

    Hola, muchas gracias por el video, está muy descriptivo y fácil de entender, Felicidades!

  • @udjinnk
    @udjinnk Год назад +1

    Очень полезное видео, постараюсь воссоздать для себя!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Какую фрезу используете в этом видео?

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад +1

      Спасибо за ваш комментарий.
      В видео используются фрезы (биты) стандартные прямые, спиральные (используются для обработки сквозных канавок) и сверла с подшипниками.

  • @Indahchannel
    @Indahchannel Год назад

    Very interesting video I like your video I will continue to monitor your next video, thank you

  • @MrEldoradot
    @MrEldoradot 10 дней назад

    Nicest jig like this I have seen. Wish I could purchase plans.

  • @mickadams2134
    @mickadams2134 Год назад

    Hi Great looking dado jig, please can you let us know the measurements for this jig

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад

      Sorry, we are currently considering releasing the drawings and dimensions of the jigs, etc.

  • @grantkay7230
    @grantkay7230 Месяц назад

    Excellent what wood did you use?

  • @scotthovland1109
    @scotthovland1109 7 месяцев назад

    After you make this jig, are you only able to use the size bit you cleaned up the 1st two edges with?

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  7 месяцев назад

      In addition to the two-edge cleaned bits, you can use top-bearing pattern bits. (Top-bearing pattern bits are bits with a bearing at the base of the bit.)
      However, the diameter of the top-bearing pattern bit that can be used must be larger than the diameter of the two-edge cleaned bits.

  • @PatrickPenning-n9b
    @PatrickPenning-n9b 9 месяцев назад

    What are the names of the threaded rod, handles and aluminium groove parts? Where do you source those?

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  9 месяцев назад

      The parts used in the video are M6 T-bolt (for 19mm T-slot track), handle with M6 screw hole, and T-slot track 9.5mm x 19mm.
      It's Amazon Japan, but I'll post the product link.
      M6 T-bolt amzn.to/4armsde
      handle with M6 screw hole amzn.to/43IMbvh
      T-slot track 9.5mm x 19mm amzn.to/4cA1wCu

  • @josep6324
    @josep6324 Год назад

    Thanks for the video, the JIG you built is very effective and easy to use. But I have a doubt. At minute 13.53, you make a bit change, I assume that the width of that bit is the same as that of the previous bit, otherwise the JIG would have been modified. Could you confirm this. Thank you

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад +2

      The bit I replaced is a top bearing pattern bit with the bearing attached to the base of the bit.
      Originally, this jig can only be used with specific bits. In that case, press the side of the base of the trim router against the guide plate on the top of the jig while cutting.
      In the case of the replaced top bearing pattern bit, cutting is performed while pressing the bit bearing against the guide plate (thin plywood) at the bottom of the jig, without pressing the side of the base of the trim router against the guide plate at the top of the jig. It is possible to perform cutting without changing the jig.
      *The bit diameter of the top bearing pattern bit must be larger than the diameter of the specific bit.
      Sorry for the lack of detailed images of that part in the video.

  • @christianeetguychauvin9379
    @christianeetguychauvin9379 11 месяцев назад

    Bonjour, je suis vos vidéos avec passion depuis quelques temps . Partagez-vous les plans de votre réalisation de votre gabarit de rainure. Vous remerciant par avance. Cordialement

  • @kevinhilton8683
    @kevinhilton8683 Год назад

    What size of plywood are you using to make the jig?

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад

      Thank you for your comment.
      We are currently considering disclosing the details of the dimensions.

  • @Webexpresspt
    @Webexpresspt Год назад

    Hi Great work, what is the name of the router bit that you used to make the slotting? Already subscribed and have you on favorites. Thank you :)

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад

      Thank you for subscribing!
      The name of the router bit I use is Spiral Bit.
      www.btmt.jp/SHOP/168781/list.html

    • @Webexpresspt
      @Webexpresspt Год назад

      Thank you for the quick reply :) Unfortunately it's all in Japanese and when I look at Amazon there is a spiral up cut and a down cut. Not sure I presume it's the down cut? Thank you

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад

      Down-cut spiral bits are used in the video.

    • @JulienThomasNZ
      @JulienThomasNZ 8 месяцев назад

      The direction of the cut will help expel the cut sawdust. So for a shallow cut use an up-cut spiral bit to push the dust up. A down-cut spiral bit will push the dust down which is useful if your router bit is going all the way through the wood.
      You can buy combination spiral cuts, where the bottom of the bit pushes the dust up and then the cut transitions to a downward cut at the top of the bit. This is useful if you are making multiple passes and slowly lowering the router cut with each successive pass. Hopefully I explained that well enough. 😊

  • @Woodworking_Art.
    @Woodworking_Art. Год назад

    RẤT HAY ,,TIẾP TỤC SÁNG TẠO BẠN NHÉ

  • @shabolali6162
    @shabolali6162 Год назад

    I hope you write the wood measurements in the comments box so that we can also benefit, please

  • @J-Chong
    @J-Chong Год назад

    Buen trabajo....👍👍 🇵🇪

  • @noelrimando6604
    @noelrimando6604 Год назад

    Nice

  • @redkin1960
    @redkin1960 Год назад

    И как часто такие соединения приходится делать?

  • @嘉幸小林-s3y
    @嘉幸小林-s3y Год назад +2

    自分ではできないので販売したらどうですか?

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  Год назад

      コメントありがとうございます。
      検討してみたいと思います。

  • @dizinhosantos
    @dizinhosantos 9 месяцев назад

    genial!

  • @richardmilner4392
    @richardmilner4392 Год назад

    What is the model of that Makita router?

  • @moulton999
    @moulton999 Год назад

    Could anyone help me with a name or a link to the channel that holds the head of the bolt please?

  • @AndreasSchmidt-t7d
    @AndreasSchmidt-t7d Год назад

    Die werde ich nachbauen

  • @oyoyo8817
    @oyoyo8817 2 года назад

    ビットサイズは1つに固定して使う治具と考えてよいのかしらん?

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  2 года назад +2

      治具加工時に使用したビットを使用するのが基本ですが、そのビットより大きい径のトップベアリングパターンビットを使用すると、治具を同様の使い方で同じ溝加工が出来ます。

    • @oyoyo8817
      @oyoyo8817 2 года назад

      @@tiny-cabin-woodworks 大きい径の場合は、治具をベースプレートのガイドとしてではなく、ならい彫りのテンプレートとして使うような意味合いになるということですか?

    • @tiny-cabin-woodworks
      @tiny-cabin-woodworks  2 года назад +1

      今回の動画でも終わりの方でそのような使い方を紹介しています。

    • @oyoyo8817
      @oyoyo8817 2 года назад

      @@tiny-cabin-woodworks ベアリング径が太くなればその差分だけ、際に彫り残しが出るので、初めにガイドをその分だけ幅広に取ってやれば、ぴったりになるということですね。ありがとうございました。