Wasn't very proud of much else I made, so I decided to just showcase some jigs I made this year
#binbash's 2022 (just jigs)
candid spoke
In order(not chronological);
- Drill press and fence
- Overly engineered planer sled
- Router table with fence
- Woodfather's Jig (Mario's @ Woodfather YT box joint jig)
- Jointer jig for table saw (as recommended by QP)
- Couple of circle-cutting jigs for my trim router
- Super basic crosscut sled (planning some upgrades)
- Simple Bandsaw fence from scrap and toggle clamp
- Variety of clamps and knobs for my jigs
- Miter Gauge
timber lintel
That’s a lot of jigs!
candid spoke
Hopefully this year I’ll actually make things with them that’ll look nice!😅
timber lintel
Got all the prep work out of the way!
stark thistle
Planer jig is pretty cool. I think you would benefit alot from having a 3d printer with all those knobs and stuff. Not that there is anything wrong with wooden ones
I also used to use a table saw jointer jig. Pretty handy
still pawn
Everything looks really nicely made. I’m sure the resulting final products will show that too!
candid spoke
Planer jig is pretty cool. I think you would benefit alot from having a 3d print...
Thanks! I’ve got some tweaking to do to the jig before I make it’s own post to show off how convenient it is.
And I definitely agree, a printer will hopefully be one of my next major tool purchases. I could make all kinds of adapters for hoses and stuff which would help sooo much
candid spoke
Everything looks really nicely made. I’m sure the resulting final products will ...
Thanks for the kind words! I sure hope so!
lyric nacelle
This guy jigs.
wise shuttle
Whats the deal with the jointer jig? How does it work / why is there a cutaway for the blade? Do you just run a piece right up against the fence with the blade in thaat position?
candid spoke
Whats the deal with the jointer jig? How does it work / why is there a cutaway f...
So you’ll pass the material through from the front of the blade and it’ll shave off just a bit of material. There’s a thin acrylic piece veneered behind the blade that supports the freshly cut material
The jig is slide over the fence and moved right up next to the blade, and the thickness of the support veneer determines how much material is cut in a single pass
I’ll post a link to the original in a sec
@wise shuttle
wise shuttle
Man this is awesome. Ive been going back and forth about buying a jointer/planer (no room for it) but this is probably enough for my needs