A Must Have Jig for Wood Flags!

[@rickchristopher663]

This jig is awesome. Thank you very much for providing all your knowledge of woodworking. I’m new to all this but making Patriotic projects is my favorite. God bless and Merry Christmas

[@toddparker2924]

Thanks for this video. It is greatly appreciated. Also, the tips are very useful to us building this jig. I always like how the person gives his take on what he'd do differently. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Nothing but continued success in 2023.

[@redwhiteblue1787]

Your Welcome Todd! It was a great idea...Thank you! Merry Christmas and a Very Happy New Year to you and your family!

[@gaylewilliams7353]

This is a great jig! I've been meaning to make one. I have 2 boards at a 90 degree on one end of my bench and this has worked for me but I really like yours. The built-in clamps are great! Simple but efficient. I will be making one . Thanks!

[@redwhiteblue1787]

Thank you! Glad the video was helpful! It is a simple and useful jig. Thank you for the comment!

[@popdog3703]

If you plane your calls so that there is a slight bow in the centre, it should straighten out when you clamp, and give you consistent pressure.

[@rogerbassnan8634]

Hey thanks for the ideas I built my own jig similar to yours and it really helps me build my flags and I really appreciate your info

[@marvinpadier9504]

Awesome video

[@richardwadsworth4259]

To save on remaking clamp bar. Try adding hardwood strips to the sides of the length of the bars. Should keep the bowing to a minimum.

[@garybecker4490]

This is similar to jigs used for end grain cutting boards or chess set. Use melamine for the base to avoid glue issues.

[@redwhiteblue1787]

Great tip! I always forget about melamine.

[@domls3334]

How much would you charge to build and ship one of these to me?