Small Plywood Box Glue Up Jig

I made this small plywood box glue up jig to assemble and glue a large quantity (40) of some small plywood boxes I'm making to go inside the Stackable Plywood Boxes I made in a previous a video (see link below).
I started by marking the outside finished size of an already assembly box in the exact center of a scrap piece of plywood, then extended those lines out to edges. I could then line up where I would be cutting my (4) dado's, which just on the inside of those lines. The cuts are about half way through the overall thickness of the plywood approximately 3/8th inch deep.
Next, I apply glue on all the outside edges and slip the 4 sides of the box upside down into the dado's on the jig, place the bottom piece on top and nail everything using some 5/8th inch pin nails.
Thanks again for watching and please feel free to leave me any questions or comments you may have about this jig.
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Also, if this something you might make this small box glue up jig in your shop let me know by leaving a comment below! Thanks......
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Music Liam M. - Immerse

[@henryskinner1092]

Tocayo, (Spanish for the same name), but I am English. These 4 parts are of great value to me. I have tried other ways but I like yours best.
Thank you,
God Bless,
Stay Safe,
Henry Skinner

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Thank you very much!

[@KBBAKTHA]

Yet another brilliance of your creative talents

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

thanks for the great comment

[@clemmcguinness1087]

that is SUCH a good technique! thx

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Thank you!

[@hansdegroot8549]

That is really a very clever jig. Thanks for sharing.

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Your welcome, they work gteat for holding everything together so you can shoot some nails in place, thanks for watching!

[@bbrachman]

Now, if we could only design one that is infinitely variable for different sized boxes. That would truly be a great invention. Thanks.

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Yes......that would be great! Thanks!!!

[@TaaffesWorkshop]

Just made me say to myself, "Why didn't I think of that?" Nice work!

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Thanks, when I started putting these small boxes together I was thinking there has to be an easier way to hold all these small pieces together....... this was my solution! Give it a try ...

[@TaaffesWorkshop]

@@henryworkswoodandmetal I will. I need a few boxes for my odds / ends / fasteners

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Sounds good, let me know how it works out for you!?

[@ginaysumandil6659]

Wow, what a great idea..

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

TY!

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Nice!

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Thank you!!!

[@denoro.]

Make some 2-3 cm holes where the channels intersect. This way if some glue squeeze out from the box it won't accumulate, and your jig will work for a longer time. (I hope my english is understandable :)

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Thanks, that's a great idea!!!

[@denoro.]

HENRY ! Thank you.

[@satishpatil3606]

what is the devices u use for pin. is it available on Amazon. than please share the link.

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

It's a Kobalt KP23 PIn nailer I bought ar Lowes, unfortunately they are no longer available, just search 23 gauge pneumatic pin nailer you will find quite a few to choose from, thanks!

[@rwind656]

If anyone is looking for a pin nailer... Spring 2020...
The pin nailer by 'Banks' ( I think ) currently sold at Harbor Freight in the USA is a great tool. Very happy with it. They also sell the pins.

[@SantiagoMedina12345]

Chido

[@henryworkswoodandmetal]

Thanks for watching!