How to Make a Mini Kerfmaker
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- This mini kerfmaker opens to 3/4". Very simple to build and won't cost you much. I will show how you can use it right away and build a small box.
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I would just like to say that you are great inspiration to me. I know you have challenges with your hands. I recently cut the tendon and nerve to my thumb. I've been a carpenter for 25 yrs. it feels like I'm learning all over again.... keep up the good work.
There is one thing that always comes to my mind when I watch your videos: You seem to be a very kind person! Thank you for your videos.
kentchr76 He is. I've met him. He's a wonderful man to know!
kentchr76 He is. I've met him. He's a wonderful man to know!
MRrwmac Doesn't surprise me :) .
MRrwmac I knew it!
You can just tell.
He has a love for woodworking that is so infectious.
Great jig Mr. Houewling. Always a pleasure watching you work.
Thanks for this Jack :) Fantastic jig.
Very clever jig, Jack. Thanks for showing us the video.
This looks like a nifty & useful thing. I may have to make one myself. Thanks 😁
Dammit Jack, now that's the fourth tool you have made that I now have to make.Great job as usual.
Thank you Jack for sharing this. The simple things just seem to get by me ! Oh well I know I sure enjoy your work and video's !
Such an extraordinarily cool idea, thank you for sharing!
Like it! I use a router bit in my drill press to cut slots. Works fast and easy for me. I got a safe T planer after watching another of your videos. Loving it. Thank's for ALL your videos!
Keep up the good work. Be safe with the safe T planer.
That's thinking outside the box, Jack. Thanks for sharing.
Think outside the box to make a box:)
Great jig Jack thanks for sharing. Should come in very handy also.
That's a dandy little item there. So simple. Thanks for sharing Jack.
Great build. I recently made a kerfmaker and regret making it like 8 inches long! I think I will take some inspiration from you and construct a small one. Much more handy for setting up with stops on a small crosscut sled. Thanks for sharing!
Another Simple & Useful jig
Great job
WOW nice jig, looks like it's BETTER than a DADO SET. No FUMBLING AROUND and get it RIGHT the FIRST TIME. Think I'll make one and sell my DADO SET. Glad I found this site he has some GREAT ideas.
Very Nice and clever jig. Thanks
That's got to the best one I've seen made yet. I made one but nowhere as nice as yours. You just put another little project on my to do list. Thanks (I think - haha)
Thanks, let me know how it turns out.
Great idea Jack! I bet this will come in handy and get a lot of use!
Thanks Thom.
Neat little jig Jack..I have to compliment you on the battery op grinder. To be honest this was the first time i saw one. Didn't know they made them.
Just got it and it works great.
That's a neat little Jig Jack I will have to put that on my list of jigs that I need to make 🤗🤗🤗
I can not afford a dado stack here in Australia it's hard enough to buy a fixed benchsaw I only have a triton bench saw setup which Dad bought 20 years ago and as such I have been making a lot of jigs for it so,that I can work around the short comings of what I am using 😹😹😹 I just finished my 3rd crosscut sled in the last few days 12000x600mm still shocked at getting the settings perfect after doing the 5cut test 😲😹😹 my first two took me a while to get right maybe because I made them both out of scrap wood but this new one out of brand new sheet of MDF 😹😹😹
You have made so many neat jigs Over the past year and other projects too some of them are on my to make list 😹😹😹
Thanks for a great tutorial love watching your videos 🤗🤗🤗
+Angela Herremans Glad to help out Angela, and thanks for watching.
Thanks for this Jack
I'm learning a little bit each time :)
Glad to help out.
Great jig Jack' thanks for sharing.
Someone once said simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
Lovely little jig, so delightfully simple and useful. The name threw me at first but now it makes sense although I wondered if dado or "housing joint" maker might be a more useful title for you. Perhaps it could also be adapted as a blade height setting tool too.
definition of a kerf "a slit made by cutting, especially with a saw."
Jack Houweling Yes, but your device makes a much larger width cut out than the kerf of the saw. Still a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.
Sorry, main point Jack is I made one and it is handy for making smaller box's rather than working with my big one.Keep em coming Jack.
As impressive as the kerfmaker is; I was intrigued by the 'stop device on your table saw sled'. You have some fine tools.
I'm from Brazil
*exactly* what I needed.
Neat little jig. What kind of pliers were those you used to grind the bolt?
They are screw holding pliers, I got them from my local hardware store.
Nice one Jack! I didn't quite understand why you cut that 1/8" section off of the piece that slides? I will just have to watch the video once again... :)
1/8" is the thickness of a standard sawblade.
Very clever
No beer pop at the end? Anyway nice and useful as always!
Same comments than Kentchr76. Great thanks for sharing your skills.
Wanted to ask if you are Dutch because your last name certenly is... Than i heard you talk fluent English and that's when I thought you are Canadian... And than I saw the Canadian sticker... And maybe ( sorry ) you are old enough to still know the Dutch language because many Dutch people went to Canada in the late 50's I guess. Soooo. Goedemorgen meneer. Ik heb genoten van uw filmpje!
Clever!
Smart! Is this inspired by something you saw?
No. I have seen a few and they were all too large, so I wanted to design my own mini Kerfmaker.
Neat idea, I've made a slightly larger one and it works well. HOWEVER..... I was cringing a lot while watching this. No riving knife, sawing towards your hand, etc. I know it looks like you have all your fingers at an age comparable to mine, but safety really doesn't take any longer, and you should consider the example you are setting for your viewers. Prepare for the worst case, and enjoy the best case.
Nice one Jack😆😆😆😆
Love it :-)
👍👍👍👍👍
Respect for the DIY ambition, it's a real 'fuck the system' attitude. But seriously..!!, this guy is dangerous, the amount of times he could've lost his fingers, holy shit. All the newbies watching this and wanting to try it out, might aswell stick their hands in a meat grinder. Daaaaammnnnn..!!
I didn't see him do anything dangerous. He uses pusher stick, uses a sled to support the wood, no free hand unsecured cuts. What is the problem?
SAHBfan watch again, it begins at 1.40., then at 3.31 and at 5.45... that is not the way to use a table saw with such a small object and hands so close..!!
Yep, you did indeed show how to make it. But it would have been useful if you had explained just what you were doing. Doesn't matter anyway, if I want to cut kerfs, I know of an adjustable one, simpler to make, easier to use.
It takes You 5 min to make and the video is 7 min very funny
Oh, that's the black thing's on each corner of the vehicle.
Very simple to build if you have a ....
$2000 table saw.
A $1000 drill press.
And a $500 WORKBENCH.
You are scaring me. Your fingers are way too close to blade if you slip. Kickback is almost a certainty going to happen. Spend the $$$ and get a grr-Ripper. You won’t be disappointed.
Who has time to fiddle fuck around with some Mickey Mouse jig when you can use a stack dado head and improve your accuracy by 1000percent.. I guess some people just like to make a lifelong career out of a simple little project.
With his jig, he can cut dados that fit perfectly without having to set up his stack each time, bumblefucking around with spacers, chippers and blades every time he wants to cut one. Looks like a time saver to me. You are not a smart man.
atleastitsnotcrack, Whaaaat ? You have a butler but no chauffeur ? :-D
Jon Rothenbusch why you have to be so vulgar? He just made a jig that makes things easier and you just want to step on him with this stupid language of yours. Is it so hard to be nice?
MusicalBox Don't lower yourself to his level with that language bro.
Tony Bryce Perez, I agree it was a bit gross. Couldn't help it though.
Clever!