Jig-Making Secrets for Perfect Router Joinery!
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
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This week, Patrick from Douglas Fir Design is going to let us in on some tricks of the trade when it comes to jig-making.
Patrick's approach emphasises SPEED and EFFICENCY - but, needless to say, his jigs deliver perfect joints every time - and this video will show you how he does it.
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Very helpful hints specially for a complete novice like me…..keep these clips coming thanks so much for what you do….👍
agreed. all tips are greatly appreciated. now it’s just a matter of finding a stash of nice scrap timbers and plywood 😆
Blown away by the blue tape trick!!!
This kind of info is invaluable. I'd love to see more on similar subjects.
Thanks mate! We appreciate the kind words. Stay tuned, there are lots more videos in the works!
Great advice. Often avoid jigs because time in the shed is so limited - but the speed to create these…. this opens up a new world! Thank you.
Really clever, innovative thinking behind this work.Results are 'spot on,' too.Fantastic!
Excellent job my friend. This made it to my "Woodworking Tips" video collection, not easy to do.
We're so glad you found it useful!
Another top tip: if you’ve made your jig and it’s too loose, add a layer of blue tape to add thickness of the tape.
Good advice about making quick and single use jigs, so many jigs on RUclips try to be too many things and are stupidly complex that have so many opportunities to introduce issues
Thanks for the vid. great as always. I am curious why you would not use a spiral trim router bit for cutting the final mortice? I use a spiral over a straight for all my trim (even in Blackbutt)?
you need a iigg for the hair