in england we call 'em four by twos already

Thanks again, Wes. I have to say that by far, the most simplest box joint jig I've seen. The explanation of the design was so good, too. I am going to get this done as soon as possible. Victor here in South Africa 🇿🇦

Nice tool and great info thanks wes🎉🎉🎉

@Woodworking with Wes what color did you tint the primer?

I had no idea it was that easy , thanks

Fits like a glove; with fingers and all 😅

Thank you Wes.

Can this still work without a dado?

Thank you Wes.

Cool jig 👍🏻

Thank you for showing us how to make things easier

Thank you. Very nice work. Kind regards.

Excellent how to video Wes! Easy to understand and will help those just starting out and more experienced woodworkers as well!

Nice work but way too much work for me. I need to do our cabinets and now I dread it! LOL

Coincidentally, Stumpy Nubs just made a similar jig for the router. They had a good idea not mentioned here. You can do both parts of the finger joint at once, with better precision, by stacking the two parts on each other, offset by one finger joint width. Then just proceed down the board as Wes has done, but doing both halves simultaneously, offset by a finger width. Comes out perfectly on their video. Can’t say I have done it myself.

This looks so much simpler than the other jig videos, thanks Wes!

Truly the easiest jig I've seen on KZbin so far, thanks for upload, I'll make one just cause it's so easy lol and try it out...

The biggest mistake is building one.

Hi there liked the video when you cut the bird house for the roof what was the angle to set the mitre saw up please thanks

I’ve used drywall mud as well. Dry and sand.

Thank you Wes

thumbs up just for the heavy breathing and moans!

How do you clean this birdhouse out?

Hihihi, forgot that my saw blade is almost 2mm so per board I had a mistake of 4mm (2cuts) and could start over and ended up with a smaller planter box

Damn, no dust collection? Savage

Hi there! Thanks for the great video. I have the husky gravity fed gun but I’m a little confused about the correct hose size to get. Do you use a 1/4 air hose and connect that directly to the compressor?

4. a smooth interior on the hole board so the bird can't climb out.

7 mistakes when building bird houses 1 a large hole for predators, 2. a perch for the same. 3. a hole that is to low.

We have hurricanes with power outages that last weeks. The humidity buckles the wood floors, makes the doors stick, and worst of all, causes the (even sealed) wood furniture to expand beyond what L brackets or figure 8 top attachments will allow. For me, this is brilliant. Powers out for more than two days, I’ll go under and loosen screws. May not save the finish but it’ll save the wood.

As a new saw owner I clinch up whenever Wes’s fingers pass directly over the blade

Some people call that finish 'dog hair'. Obviously, it only works with highly grained wood.

So, I finally fell into peer pressure and go'ogled Woody Hyezmar’s Bible. Yes, you can get his projects at no cost, although admittedly they're not up there with the best, there are a few golden nuggets you can have fun with.

That is so beautiful!!!! Do you sell those?

Does this also work with stain?

Great info and thoroughly enjoyable video. Although I found myself thinking "For a small initial investment of $12,000 you too can have $700 shaker doors."

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Wondering how you attached the toe kick

That’s a just wrong the top will expand and contract across its width. Screwing it to the frame is bad construction. Not just Alder all woods need this consideration. The color looks awful . Alder doesn’t stain well. But Looks great natural.

What did you fill the top surface screw holes with?

I must say, I can't believe how little glue you use compared to others. Really, where's it going to go?

I agree cedar is the way to go adds to the cost but will last a long time i also put a shelf on the bottom to add to the design

8:45 I made the same mistake 10-12 years ago, luckily I can still count to ten. But it sent me out of the shop for a few days. Always wait for the blade to stop before doing anything on the table. But thanks for the video. 👍

Can you share the link for the round brush you used on the door edges?

Thank you for the excellent video and your kind remarks about our products. We greatly admire your craftsmanship and are honored to be your choice for wood finishes.

by the way - you said in the video 2 parts to 1. Is it two parts accelerator or two parts 'White'? Thanks in advance!

WOW - this is so amazing. I build guitars - and I'm always looking for new ways to design and finish them. The 'new thing' now is for guitars to be sandblasted - to get the ' ceruse finish' - and to achieve this - obviously I had to buy a sandblaster and all the associated accessories. I'm SOO glad I found this video. Now it appears I can achieve essentially the same result - MUCH more easily. Thank you so much for uploading this. Fantastic technique - can't wait to try it myself. You have a new subscriber! Thanks so much. Cheers.

Cool video Wes...🤘🤘🤘

Hi Wes, I’m a 78 year old retired graphic designer turned woodworker working on the second floor of a three car garage. You have some great tips.

And there you have the newest aircraft carrier in the USN.

Question: Could you plane each individual board 1 at a time, and then glue them all up together at once? Would that give a satisfactory result? Great project! Thanks!