Router Tenoning Jig | Simple accurate jig to cut Mortise & Tenon Joints (subtitled) скачать в хорошем качестве

Router Tenoning Jig | Simple accurate jig to cut Mortise & Tenon Joints (subtitled)

Authentic mortise and tenon joints require two processes: cutting the mortise and making the matching tenon. Each process can be done with just a router using a jig. I made a simple tenoning jig. Yet, it can be processed with paper-thin precision, allowing you to enjoy mortise and tenon joints. The jig is used on top of the mortising jig I shared last time. Three key features of the tenoning jig: 1. Simple structure yet high-precision processing. 2. Easily fine-tune the thickness and position of the tenon. 3. Combining the bit and template guide allows you to cut tenons of various sizes. It's very important to be able to easily fine-tune the thickness and position of the tenon. This is an essential feature because the position of the tenon is not always centered on the material, but is often offset. Also, since multiple tenons are always cut at the same time, it's important to be able to process them repeatedly with the same settings. With this jig, anyone can easily adjust it, allowing you to repeatedly cut tenons of the same dimensions. There is also a method called floating tenon for mortise and tenon joints. For DIY, I recommend using floating tenons as they are easier. In that case, you can cut it with just the mortising jig, so we designed this tenoning jig as an attachment that can be used by those who want to do serious mortise and tenon joints. Of course, there is a reason to use traditional mortise and tenon joints. It is a challenging technique. And it is fun just to get the dimensions of the tenons to fit perfectly. Please give it a try. For more information on the mortising jig and floating tenons, please see the link below:    • Mortising Jig | Floating tenon joints with...   ―― Jigs and guides used in the video―― Cutting materials to precise dimensions: Circular saw slide table    • Circular Saw Slide Guide | Accurate Cross-...   A jig for accurately drilling counterbores: Drill stopper    • Drill Stopper Jig | Making a Depth Adjusta...   Makes routers easier to use: Mini workbench    • Mini Workbench/ Shooting Board for a Compa...   Small but enough: Mini router table    • Mini Router Table DIY | Smallest ever yet ...   Contents Overview of the Tenoning Jig 00:59 Let's Cut a Mortise and Tenon Joint! 01:32 Important Points about the Jig 02:05 Steps for Cutting a Tenon 03:41 How to Fine-Tune 05:28 How to Use the Jig and Its Features 06:57 Making the Base 08:08 Making the Movable Support 10:19 Making the Template 16:02 Adding Positioning Stops 17:20 Test Cuts and Adjustments ■"Tenoning Jig Drawings" Drawings for this project are now available in inch dimensions. Please note that the dimensions are converted from millimeters, so there may be some discrepancies. Please use them as a reference. I hope this is helpful. Basic plans are currently free to download at kikikuma store. Including Circular saw guide, Drill guide, Dowel joint jig, Jig saw guide. Other plans are snack price. Enjoy woodworking! https://kikikuma.stores.jp/ ■Feel free to comment or ask questions. Please subscribe! Thank you for your support.    / kikikumastudio   In this channel, I will share techniques and jigs to enjoy woodworking with basic electric tools and hand tools, explain them in an easy-to-understand way. Also, some projects to have fun. ■Blog：https://kikik.studioyutaka.com/ ―― Other related videos ―― Electric Hand Planer Jig | Flattening without Jointer or Planer    • Electric Hand Planer Jig | Flattening with...   Router sled/ planer | Flattening without a jointer or planer    • Router Sled/ Planer Jig| Use as a jointer ...   Router sled | Verifying the cutting quality of 2+2 flute design router bit    • Router sled | Verifying the cutting qualit...   Flattening and Cutting to size with a Circular saw and Router    • Flattening and Cutting to size with a Circ...   #tenon #mortis #router #joints #jigs #woodworking