How To: Make a Mortise and Tenon using only the Router Table/Woodworking How To
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2017
- There are many ways to make a mortise and tenon and in this video I show you how to use just your router table and a few everyday bits to accomplish this task. Very quick and easy way to make this time honored joint.
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LEARNED more from a 8 minute video THAN I EVER LEARNED IN SCHOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This was amazing. The clearest and most straightforward instruction I’ve seen here on how to do this operation. Kudos, and thank you for this.
Glad you liked it!
I'm glad we met last night! This video answered so many questions I had about router tables.
Just wanted to thank you for this great video! Totally broke this down for me so I could understand it and go right out to the shop and do it flawlessly! Kudos my man!
Glad you found it useful Andrew!
Thank you for the detailed video, can't wait to try it myself!
Very quick and easy, also very precise on your explanation and demonstration. Thanks Guy
Hey Wayne! Thanks buddy!
Wayne Brown
I know I probably watched this when it first came out. I have been struggling trying to finally do this so I watched it again today. Excellent instruction! I feel confident I should be able to do this. Wish me luck!
Fantastic presentation. I have always chiseled the rounded mortises and I don’t know why I never thought to chisel the tenon’s instead. That’s so simple... Thanks man
I've been noodling my way into joinery in the pursuit of building glue-free furniture for my rabbits, and this was an excellent video with good clean instructions and clear narration. Great find, thanks!
WOw.. you make it look easy! Thank you. Very well explained too!
Doing Mortise and Tenon joints in wood working class at the moment. This is Brilliant.
Thumbs up and SUBSCRIBED. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
I always found mortise and tenon joints a little intimidating. This is by far the easiest method and simplest explanation I've seen. Can't wait to try it! Thanks for this video!
Thanks for watching, and I'm glad you found the information useful!
Great explanation. I’m looking forward to trying this. I’m getting a little tired of pocket holes.
Perfectly! Very easy explained! Thank You.
Love all the information I find in these videos. You wood smiths are great to share your ideas .
Thanks so much for watching!
That was easy. You explained your method and process very well. I'll shall have to try it myself. Thanks for taking the time to post it - very much appreciate it.
Great instruction and explanation Guy! Thanks for the video!
Thanks Donny!
wow man, you are really good at explaining, that was really clear,thank u
this is a great video i love how easy you make it look. I'm confidant that i can do this after watching your video. thank you
Very nice work! And an excellent presentation. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
Just bought a new table saw. Attempting mortice and tenon for the first time using machinery.
Cut the tenon on the table saw, used the router method for the mortice. Trimmed out the corners of the mortice with a chisel and boom, perfect fit first time.
Thank you, Sir.
I didn't miss this video! Great tutorial, Guy. You do an excellent job teaching others.
Hey Sean! Thanks buddy!
I really love this work....
I know this is an old video, but exactly what I was looking for! I could picture it in my mind, but this was a great demonstration. Thanks!!
Excellent video. Well conceived and organized. Clear step by step instructions with not a wasted word and good illustrative photography. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you Guy. I especially appreciated the absence of the irritating, irrelevant banter that so many presenters seem to consider mandatory (e.g. almost any video that starts with " What's up guys?")
An excellent instruction video, clear, precise, & to the point. Thank you for sharing .
Thanks for watching Clark!
Really good instructions! Thx!
As always, great job and appreciate your instruction!
Thanks Jeff!
Sound clear & easy to me.
Amazing sir! 😍
That's precisely how I make tenons! Very cool :)
Excellent video guy! I have been binge watching your channel and its easily one of my favorites on youtube. Such a wealth of knowledge! Thanks for posting
Fantastic video, thank you for the easy to follow instruction!
Honestly, amazing! Thank you for posting this🙏
love it man - nice and simple. thanks buddy!
This is great! Super straightforward.
Awesome 💡. Easy and simple.
now I just need a router table. great video!
HaHa. Thanks Bobby!
I got mine at a garage sale.
You can make one ...there are loads of vids on how to do this. Have fun.
Awesome straight forward video. Thank you
Great job explaining that process! You made it look easy..
Thanks Jake!
I always enjoy good woodworking tips vids. Good Job and thanks Guy!
Thanks Tom!
Great video, Guy! I just obtained a router table and have yet to use it to cut mortises. (I have used a drill press and chisels in the past.) This video gives me the confidence to get at the project tomorrow, especially with the blue tape trick. I was wondering about the best way to mark out the width of the bit. Excellent tip. Thanks again.
Hi,
Thanks for a good tip, I'm building a workbench with a router in the bench. Will be done and then I'll try your tip.
Very good tutorial on using a router for mortise and tenon. As a beginner woodworker this is very understandable and well explained. Thanks for the video. Subscribed!!
Thanks B rad!
Love that method, Guy, and your instruction was dead on as usual.
Thanks Steve!
Excellent video - camera work was perfect and the explanations were super easy to follow - many thanks! I had started building something for my wife that called for mortise & tenon joints. I figured I could use headlock joinery instead. However, I soon realized the parts of the project were too small and I HAD to use m/t. After seeing the prices of mortising machines I was bummed out. A quick Google of how to do m/t on a router table turned up your video and this is for sure the way I'm going on this project. Thanks again...
Helpful video, thank you.
That was incredibly helpful. Great video, Guy!
Thanks Michael!
Excellent video, Congratulations !!!
Great Tutorial you make it look so easy, i like that info about the backer scrap plate
Thanks K.P.!
Great tutorial, thanks guy. Can't wait to try this now.
Thanks Dan!
This seems like it’s probably my best bet for getting it right. Thanks.
Just wanted to pass my thanks, this was just the video advice that I needed to make a project come true for a gift. Great video and much appreciated.
Glad it helped!
this was a good video to watch. thanks!
Cheers from New Zealand, thanks Guy, nice vid, easy to follow.
Thanks William!
so useful. Thank you!
Just got a router table and this video was very useful 👌
An excellent tutorial video on this mortise - tenon method, - Thank you
Great explanation, Guy! Instructor quality.
Thanks Huy!
Very nice video. I like you style: concise, to the point. You earned my subscription, fella.
Great demonstration!
I would take the shortcut too and round the tenon!
Let the folks with the mortise machine have their squares!
I've just table-mounted my router. I'll give this a try, and see if I can overcome my irrational fear of mortise and tenon joints, lol.
Beautifully explained, thank you.
Glad you liked it
Very good and easy way to make mortises and tenons with a router table. Compliments!
Thanks for the video! this looks like a great idea for a little workshop to make mortice and tenon joints 😀👍🏻
Glad you found it useful!
awesome video! very detailed and simple to follow. the best!
HaHa. Thanks! You're making me blush...
Nice video! Thanks.
I liked your method. thanks
Great video, Guy! Thank you!
Thanks Mario!
You have excellent presentation skills, thanks for the tutorial.
Thanks Parrish!
not many videos are as clear as you have made this one thank you very much
Thanks!
I've watched a bunch of these recently (about to make an interior door package) and your video is the best I've seen. Thanks for the info!
Awesome! Thank you!
Excellent technique - it’s my next challenge...thanks, Guy!
Have fun with it Brian!
Thanks Guy!
Gracias por tus consejos.
lovely job, You have a nice setup, but was nice to see how to do it without the gadgets such as stops and mitre fence. Thanks for a great tutorial.
Very instructive. I learned something today!
Cool!
Nice easy set up. Thanks Guy
Thanks for watching and the nice comment Chuck!
Felicidades y gracias por compartir tu experiencia.
Soy principiante.
Si no entiendo, observando y repitiendo aprendiendo.
Jajaja.
Saludos desde San Luis Potosí, México.
A great example of how an instruction video should be done. Many thanks.
Nice job there. Just made a tenon jig for my table saw but I like that method too. I have a Woodpecker router table and coping sled and I think I’ll give it a try with your method. Thanks, looks easy enough. oh n btw, the video and sound was nice and clear. Thanks
Lovely precise technique....beautiful to see end result
Thanks so much 😊
That's awesome Guy, it's a challenge for me to do that & with some practice I'm going to give it a go, thank you very much for your informative video, Sumo 👍👍👍
Thanks Sumo!
Thx for sharing. Cheers from Poland
Thanks for watching!
- THANX, very good, useful info.
Thanks for making this so look easy. I'll be using this technique as soon as I get a router table. :)
Hey Ashley! Glad you liked the method!
Very well done video Guy
Thanks Tommy!
Very well presented , now , I will try it ...tks a ton ..
Enjoy!
Great teaching video Guy
Glad you liked it!
Very well done. Thanks
Thanks Doug!
excellent! Love your tools, explanations. I will be shopping at Incra for sure! Thanks!!!
Thanks Dan!
Great tutorial, you have another subscriber.
Excellent
Very useful video. Thank u
Welcome 😊
Thanks! Great video!
Thanks William!
Excellent video!
Thanks Dub!
Thanks for the video. Your a big help.
Thanks John!
What a clever ruler you have. I want one!
It is an Incra Tiny T Square
interesting, thanks a lot for your demo
My pleasure!
Quality. Thanks.
Excellent informationThanks
Thanks Gary!