Srini, This is a great idea. I built a similar jig modeled after yours and it worked fine. Set the fence position once and make repeated cuts of exactly the same thickness. Much easier than resetting the fence every time like so many other jigs. I found no reason to add the sandpaper strips. Wonderful. Thanks!
amazing amazing amazing.Good jigs which are as functional as many jigs made by American woodworkers.It is super useful.By itself it can be used as a push block.I will surely make it.One safety thing is to add a receiving table for the table saw .Please continue in your wood working journey.Please show us some of the locally available woodworking tools from India like ,Planner,measuring tools,other hand made tools used in wood working. best wishes
I love it ! I will make one of my own. I like the safety in this jig. Perhaps it is not the fastest way, but it dont matter. Safety is so very very importent. Thank you for sharing this video with me. Yours cinserly Jesper Nørgaard Weng Roskilde Denmark
Thank you. Making it higher will reduce the rip capacity. I placed the wing nuts / t-track bolt slot half an inch above the bottom and I can rip up to 2 ¼ inch thin strips. If i place it higher it will reduce the ripping capacity.
Right, I see your point. What about making the holes on the holding board into adjustable slots tho? That way the wing nuts will only need to be down (and bothersome) when you need the max capacity. Or did I miss something?@@shapewithsrini
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Great build one if the best and safest I have seen on here. Looking forwards to building and making my own edge banding
Thank you
Wow, what a fantastic and safe way to cut thin strips. Definitely going to make this jig ASAP
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Srini, This is a great idea. I built a similar jig modeled after yours and it worked fine. Set the fence position once and make repeated cuts of exactly the same thickness. Much easier than resetting the fence every time like so many other jigs. I found no reason to add the sandpaper strips. Wonderful. Thanks!
Thank you
Nice work! I'm always looking for safe & efficient ways to make repeatable thin strips. Cheers.
Thank you.
amazing amazing amazing.Good jigs which are as functional as many jigs made by American woodworkers.It is super useful.By itself it can be used as a push block.I will surely make it.One safety thing is to add a receiving table for the table saw .Please continue in your wood working journey.Please show us some of the locally available woodworking tools from India like ,Planner,measuring tools,other hand made tools used in wood working.
best wishes
Thank you. I appreciate your kind comments.
New to your channel and I think you did a great job. Congratulations.
Thank you so much!
I love it ! I will make one of my own. I like the safety in this jig. Perhaps it is not the fastest way, but it dont matter. Safety is so very very importent. Thank you for sharing this video with me. Yours cinserly Jesper Nørgaard Weng Roskilde Denmark
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Yes, I'd like the plans. It's a great looking jig!
Thank you. I will share the plans soon.
You can download plans from here www.shapewithsrini.com/thinstirpjigplans
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Perfect!! Looks good and easy
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This is great! Thank you for sharing it.
Thank you.
Great design. Please share your plans. Thank You!
Thank you. Will share soon.
You can download plans from here - www.shapewithsrini.com/thinstirpjigplans
Well done! Thanks for sharing!
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Simple and safe. Nice!
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Great design. Please share your plans. Thankd
Thank you. Will share soon.
You can download plans from here www.shapewithsrini.com/thinstirpjigplans
Great design. Please share the plans. Thanks 🙏
Thank you. Will share soon.
You can download plans from here www.shapewithsrini.com/thinstirpjigplans
Looks really safe. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Can you rip 30 inch thin strips on this jig?
Thank you and yes the jig can rip 30 inch
Nice idea! Why aren't those nuts for the t track higher up to avoid the blade though?
Thank you. Making it higher will reduce the rip capacity. I placed the wing nuts / t-track bolt slot half an inch above the bottom and I can rip up to 2 ¼ inch thin strips. If i place it higher it will reduce the ripping capacity.
Right, I see your point. What about making the holes on the holding board into adjustable slots tho? That way the wing nuts will only need to be down (and bothersome) when you need the max capacity. Or did I miss something?@@shapewithsrini
That's a good idea. Routing adjustable slots on holding board will be better. Thank you.
Nice. Could also plane down material to your desired thickness then cut them to width
Thank you and Good idea!
Can I get the plan please.
You can download plans from here www.shapewithsrini.com/thinstirpjigplans
Nice design please share
Thank you. Will do
You can download plans from here www.shapewithsrini.com/thinstirpjigplans
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:-) I will