How To Add Splines To Mitered Corners - WOOD magazine

Adding splines to mitered corners not only provides strength, but an extra element of design. With the help of a jig, this process is a cut above the rest. WOOD magazine's Bob Hunter shows you how.
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[@mikekernan5388]

Quarantining means no one to help with camera work. I like the idea of the two slots on the jig so you can add more splines or just change up the spline positioning on different projects. Thank you for another great tip!

[@jerryjohnsonii4181]

Thanks for the knowledge !!!!!!!!!!

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Great video 👍

[@johnslaughter5475]

This type of spline is great for adding decoration as well as strength. Tilting the blade and varying the depth is even more intriguing.
I'd like to see some on splines the run the length of the miter and also one's that are hidden in the miter.

[@Moondog9322]

Very nice! Explained clearly.

[@hankscarangella7975]

Next time show how to cut the 1/8" splines.