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[@Gamersb3stfri3nd]

To me this seems super obvious, but a ton of other channels don't ever do it. I really appreciate that you show what you are making and how its used before jumping into the actual build. A lot of channels will start building and its only half way through the video to understand the actual design

[@gandarwhite]

Dude one of the biggest reasons I love your videos above all others is they aren't overly orchestrated, it's the real you just doing your thing! And a wonderful thing it is! Keep up the great work brother!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Thank you so much for exactly right. I’m really glad you let me know and I’m glad to come through the videos to

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

That was going to be my comment Chuck, I'm glad the video was not edited at the end. I like the real deal, most of the time. Have a good one! :)

[@AGlimpseInside]

Thanks man. I love that you’re being so involved with my channel it really does mean a lot

[@PaganWizard]

I really like this jig A LOT!!! The only thing I would do, that you did not do, is add a miter strip to the underside. You can buy one, or make your own out of a piece of scrap hardwood. This would allow you to use the jig without having to rely on lining it up perfectly to the edge of the blade using your rip fence.

[@grotekleum]

Good point, added to the parts list already

[@benblackwell44]

I agree with this miter strip suggestion and have done that on my taper jig. Make the width slightly under sized so you push the jig toward the saw blade while making the cut and pull the jig away from saw blade when retracting the jig. I borrowed this idea from someone on the web.

[@Governor_William_J_Lepetomane]

I was literally about to type the same thing. You can use a wood runner, cut with this jig and the fence combo, for one last ceremonial cut before the fence isn't needed with this jig anymore.

[@Shotsmoky]

You stole my thunder PW. 👍👍

[@charlesshepherd9132]

Great idea. Definitely added to my to do list.

[@russmartin4189]

Chris, I subscribed even though I already have far too many woodworking channels. What I like about you is you are down to earth and a regular guy. You don't even remove outtakes. That's cool. I want to see people who are real who make mistakes and are not embarrassed to show them. A lot of woodworking is about how you recover from mistakes. Oh. I will make this jig one of these days, but I think I would put some screws in the T-Track to be safe.

[@SuperZmeister]

My whole shop is a ‘catch-all’. I always know where everything I need is! Might take me forever to find the exact part I desperately need, but It makes the day go by faster. Never be ashamed of the place you make such great creations. I always enjoy your videos, keep’em coming.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Thanks for sharing and thanks for the kind words I really appreciate it

[@zafarsyed6437]

Excellent way to make high quality shims. The byproduct are some oddly shaped sticks...

[@ajithalexjacob]

This is the best build I have seen for a taper cut. Design is simple yet thought through. Build is simple as well. You had me till shivs. 😂

[@nw24153ns]

Your ingenuity of creating a dado without a dado stack & making wedges is way cool. PS: thanks for the help positioning drawer slides on a 9" build, it worked well!

[@mefirst4266]

DAMN MAN !!! HOW DID YOU THINK OF THIS. I WAS SO CLOSE TO MAKING ONE OF THESE BUT MY MIND IS SHALLOW I GUESS. SO I WILL JUST FOLLOW FROM NOW ON.

[@technopreneurialminds]

I love the jig. I made mine from the Milescraft Dovetail jig. By the way, I love Makita tools as well.

[@qmoonwalker3847]

Really like how you built and made slight tweeks to make it even better. Thank you!

[@MashMonster69]

Nice jig. I'll probably make something similar for my radial arm saw soon. 1 idea about the handle you made. The action you are doing is similar to pushing a hand plane, so make your handle like a plane tote, lean it more forward (about 55 or 60 degrees from horizontal) and it'll be more ergonomic.

[@darodes]

Chris, I’m becoming a big fan of the channel!!! Videos like these are super helpful, and I’m always happy to see different persons’ little adaptations to jigs like these… it really helps beginners/newbies like me adapt and modify these jigs as well

[@edwardfenwick1881]

Nice idea the only thing different I would do is add a bottom rail first to fit the slot of the saw table then run the base thru the saw to size it and finish the jig. Doing this you would not have to line up the jig to the saw blade. Just pop it in and go.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Definitely a great idea reason I didn’t put it in that’s because sometimes I get a hold of wider pieces that I want to reference on the fence and putting this track on their limits me to the width of a board that this thing can handle

[@edwardfenwick1881]

@@AGlimpseInside Makes sense

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

I have lots going on currently, not to mention building my shop in my two car garage that I haven't even started.....my table saw is still in the box, I'm at work (lunch break), and all I want to do now is race home, unbox the saw, and get to building. Thanks for the inspiration Chris! Have a good one, all the best to you and your entire family.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Awesome feeling getting a shop set up. Actually I helped my father today finished putting plywood walls in his shop that was recently spray foamed .

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

@@AGlimpseInside that is so cool! I'm looking forward to that video. Have a GREAT weekend Chris! :D

[@tharemyhopkins5873]

You got me - the title made me think of a dog-owned saw mill... ;) That's a might fine jig and the adjustable reference stop was a great idea! Well done Chris!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Glad you picked up on that. Dog lovers unite LOL

[@AGlimpseInside]

I still might change it if everybody thinks I’m just an idiot LOL

[@tharemyhopkins5873]

@@AGlimpseInside sounds like a pinned comment waiting to happen 🤣

[@johnsmccullough9431]

Chris my name is John may I suggest a slight modification to your project that little stop block that you have at the end there if you were to drill a hole in the end of it and put in a sharp pointed screw which you can manufacture yourself you take your your legs stock for the next on the bottom of your leg to find the center of it take a center punch or whatever and tap a little hole in it for lack of the correct word can you set that on the on the that pointy little and now you can do a a four-legged trim before or a 3 sided taper play do you like your design with the rails let me know if this works out for you bye for now

[@johnsmccullough9431]

John again I did not originate that point in screw hi dear

[@johnsmccullough9431]

I have a slight handicap I have to use a speech to text program and sometimes it gets really weird

[@AGlimpseInside]

All good John. Not bad idea. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate the insight.

[@bigburlymikesmswoodworking]

I've actually been looking into a jig/sled like this for a little while since I'm actually going to sell my jointer. I had an accident with it a couple years ago and I'm just not comfortable with a jointer anymore. Great vid.

[@grotekleum]

I know what you mean, pretty sure my blood pressure goes up as my hand transverses those spinning blades - even if the wood is thick.

[@jamesstanley7919]

Great Video Bro... best thing I learned is that I don't have to cut dado's to use t-racks.

[@AGlimpseInside]

IKR!!!

[@scottm124]

defiantly one of the best tapering jigs I've seen

[@jimanderson4495]

Thanks Chris. Great tips. I already have a similar tapering jig, but will install that push handle I love that idea. Good Luck Buddy. All the Best from Bucks Cty, PA

[@AGlimpseInside]

Awesome. Thank you so much for the feedback and I hope you’re doing well brother

[@PerrynBecky]

I just saved this video. I've been wanting to make a jig similar to this, but for panels for a lighthouse project I want to make.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Very cool thank you brother best of luck with that project sounds interesting

[@luckymsimang3879]

Just love the jig

[@asoggyburger479]

Love the simplicity but also the versatility that comes with your design. Awesome video! Probably going to be making one of these soon!

[@geterdunn2733]

Great video thanks for sharing. Your shop corner is looking nice. flipflops in the shop? be safe 🙂

[@AGlimpseInside]

I’ve been doing it since I’ve been making. They’re still talk flip-flops. I know I probably will regret saying that one day. And I do wear proper shoes especially if I’m wrangling around big sheets of plywood or doing any type of heavy lifting

[@brendo1000]

Just made this - thank you for the video!

[@scottmorris4914]

What about putting a slide under the jig for the miter slot, then you don’t have to worry about the jig getting cut by the blade. And you don’t need the fence.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Lotta questions about this. The slot limits how wide the board can go through the blade that you might want to trim. By using the fence as a reference I can still put a piece that might be 14 or 15 inches wide and still turn off the edge

[@IRBOSNM8]

Thank you. Great video.... keep them coming. I learn something every time I watch one of your videos.

[@AGlimpseInside]

That’s great to hear thank you for letting me know

[@titol34]

Excellent video bro . I really appeciate what you built . many thanks just keep on :-)

[@johnchan6191]

Wow, gr8 table saw gig. Thx 4 sharing on Utube.

[@philbrownred6500]

Definitely going to make one of these.

[@sebastiendesormeaux1853]

first time I notice the words on your push stick ... that is hilarious.

[@AGlimpseInside]

My favorite seasonings

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

Hola Sebastian, I missed that. Now I have to go back and look at that.

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

@@AGlimpseInside I'm left wondering, I'm going back to check that out! haha :)

[@AGlimpseInside]

@@woodworksbygrampies1284 enjoy!!haha

[@SpecificLove7]

Great looking jig. That will be really handy.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Yes sir It sure will thanks buddy

[@stephenswindell1781]

A quick thought: if the piece you're edging hangs off your table before you run the second edge through, you will most definitely not get two parallel edges. Those edges will vary by whatever small (or large, or surface bump) is in the piece. Because you mount the piece in the sled, and the sled is flat, that first edge will be straight and square to the sled and table. However, once it's removed from the sled and run through the second time without the sled, any bow or twist or bump will vary the bottom surface's engagement with the saw table. For very short pieces which are completely on the table before starting the second cut, and you are very careful pushing them through so as not to accentuate any twist, you may end up with two parallel edges.

[@sticky59]

Very useful jig .... thanks for the upload.

[@globyois]

Great project, thanks.

[@eddiemoreno2922]

I didn't see your plans for this jig on the description do you have any. I really like this jig!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Yeah, you can find it here under the digital files tab Www.Aglimpseinside.Org

[@peggyraun-linde6336]

Love the “makeshift dado.” So much easier than routing! Love the stop block attached to t track- GENIUS! And good tip on jigsaw and not pressing down hard; that might be my issue!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Glad you liked it Peggy Thanks for the feedback

[@markduggan3451]

I like the idea of this as my shop hasn't got the space for a jointer.

[@anikiace2253]

those cut outs makes good door stopper wedges, just saying.

[@arnoldolorenzo3474]

That thing is awesome! Love it.

[@sickwilly1171]

Nice! Will be making this. Great video and information. Thumbs up and subscribed.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@haskelloness379]

Thanks great information 👍

[@Ivan-c5o9h]

Wonderful job man 😊

[@michebre]

Great video. Thanks.

[@andrewpatrick5123]

Hi I would you post the plans for this

[@georgeferlazzo7936]

Hello A Glimpse Inside Thank you for a Great Video. I just found your channel and subscribed. Those are all great ideas. I appreciate your taking the time to explain, as I am not a Wood worker. So I do not have all the tools you have. Hopefully, you don't mind me asking questions. Like what is a Kerf. I'm not sure of spelling or meaning there of? Again thank you

[@lesliecruzado2793]

Love it! I'm actually gonna build one. Thanks for sharing!

[@ForneyElectric]

Really enjoy your videos.

[@MCsCreations]

Awesome jig, Chris! Thanks a lot! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@AGlimpseInside]

Thank you brother. Hope all is doing well south of the equator

[@timmellanby]

Fantastic explanation and a great jig. I wanted to subscribe to your videos, but found no button. Smash or otherwise.

[@ZaheerBaber53]

How far to make sliding slots from each end of the upper jig

[@victomeyezr]

10:19 why not put the walnut on the edge the pieces are going to his against?

[@TheNyhm1]

What about flattening the board before you rip a straight edge?

[@garys.674]

Be nice if you had plans for it. It's nice.

[@AGlimpseInside]

@@garys.674 aglimpseinside.org/products/digital-file-tapering-jig?_pos=1&_sid=7ef7d136d&_ss=r

[@jerrypenska8150]

Don't see digital plans for joiner jig on etsy????

[@michaellionart4841]

Excellent. Thank You 🙏

[@johnpaulpatton9786]

You mentioned the conductivity of the T-tracks setting off the SawStop brake. I've been having issues with my brake being set off while using an Incra 5000 miter sled. Ever heard of this issue? I can't reliably re-create the problem or get an error code when in diagnostic mode. So, the only work-around that I have found is to disengage the safety features of the SawStop while using the sled. Not ideal.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Sawstop recommends 1/8 of an inch clearance between its blade and anything conductive but I take that a step further and I do at least a quarter of an inch and I have not had a problem. I have tripped my break by cutting through a pencil of course touching the eraser part and the graphite caused it

[@seadoggozo-fishingguitarsa1837]

that is a great video. Thanks.

[@laurielyon7740]

That was fabulous!

[@sharirobinett3999]

I'm SO excited for this. Thank you for sharing. It's exactly what I need and such a great design. Can't wait to attempt my own!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Awesome. Shoot me a message on Instagram when you finish it I’d like to see it

[@ronnielevis2190]

great job Chris

[@CHIEF1420]

Where do you purchase the blue channel from?

[@scottpinkerton7995]

Vet 35 I am just finishing one up and it seems to work beautifully. Question: do you put any kind of finish on it to protect the wood?

[@AGlimpseInside]

Not at all. If I did maybe paste wax

[@scottpinkerton7995]

@@AGlimpseInside Thanks for the response, I had been thinking that any kind of smooth finish might make holding any pieces firmly more difficult but being that I am a woodworking rookie here I wanted to ask.

[@michaelm077]

Cool jig, very versatile.

[@toddtureau4556]

Great job! Do you think a jig like this or longer could replace a jointer?

[@Atlantismonkey40]

That’s is going on my build board.

[@jscheepers8528]

Awesome idea, thanks for sharing

[@thefacelessbiz]

Awesome tutorial.

[@chiefofcontrol]

I love this video! I just started building your jig the other night. One question... did Rockler change the size of their T-track? Or did i get the wrong product? I ordered the universal kit and the T-track is only 3/8 tall. So the 1/2 plywood sits proud of the T-track. Is this going to cause any problems when i go to use the jig?

[@AGlimpseInside]

Man, I’m not sure about if the dimensions have changed. If that’s the case, it is just aluminum and you probably could sand it down a little bit, but that might interfere with the integrity of it. But honestly, I don’t think it would make too much of a difference in the performance of the gig, as long as things could get tight and secure.

[@chiefofcontrol]

So, I did a little research. Rockler sells two types of T-track... the half inch T-track that you used, and their "universal T-track", which is what I bought and is only 3/8" tall. The one you used has a terrible description on the Rockler site because it says it's universal, but it isn't the same. Humorously, the reviews and questions on the site are blowing up with the differences. I don't know why Rockler hasn't changed it to a better description. Anyway, I ordered some because I want mine to look like yours😂!

[@AGlimpseInside]

@@chiefofcontrol Wow that’s crazy. Never even bothered to check. Glad you did. Have fun making it. It’s definitely one of the more handy things I have in the shop. Thanks again.

[@annnguyen3223]

Great jig!!! I'll try to make one.

[@barrybostwick870]

Dude I just subscribe to your videos I love this one really like the one with the French cleats

[@jessjulian9458]

I definitely need one of those. Thanks for sharing my friend.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Yes, yes you do

[@Cliffepoos]

I love this dude. I am pretty darn sure I'm going to be making one of those since I don't have room or money for a jointer. Thanks so much.

[@createdimperfectly]

Love it! Thanks for the idea!

[@seansugrue5354]

I definitely will make one. 👍

[@bigsparky65]

Great jig, as always Great video.

[@AMAZING5355]

Muchas gracias por compartir, un trabajo limpio y preciso, FELICIDADES, recibe saludos cordiales desde Aguascalientes México...👍💯 (ya me suscribí)

[@lewgarmas]

Is that you dust collection system behind you -right at the end of vid? I’m new at this and work in my 1.5 car garage attached to our house. I need a good, small dust system.

[@AGlimpseInside]

Yes, it’s the Rockler 1250 CFM dust right. It works well. I still use it in the shop today.

[@lewgarmas]

Thanks I'm new to your channel @@AGlimpseInside

[@AGlimpseInside]

@@lewgarmas thank you for checking us out!

[@LcarlosCiceron8254]

Espectacular jig!! Gracias por compartirlo👍👍

[@joeolejar]

I can see this working on my radial arm saw.

[@Hick4Life]

I clicked the link for the plans and they don't show up.

[@SergeBouchard-md6ld]

Very interesting video. Can we use MDF 3/4 or 1 inche to built it ?

[@AGlimpseInside]

Yes of course. Should be good!

[@mitchblackmore5230]

Really cool jig that looks very simple to make. Can I ask a major noob woodworker question? When you are gluing up pieces and you shoot a few nails in to hold them together, what nails are you using?

[@AGlimpseInside]

18 gauge Brad nails. Typically whatever length you need to accommodate the thickness of what your nailing.

[@mitchblackmore5230]

@@AGlimpseInside Ok, thank you very much for the reply. I'm just getting started and I want to get everything right from the start that I can.

[@mitchblackmore5230]

@@AGlimpseInside Ok thanks.

[@BionicRooster]

Great idea. Do you have plans for this jig??

[@AGlimpseInside]

Unfortunately I don’t I just have the video guidelines

[@David.M.]

Thanks Chris, nice jig!

[@rogertaylor8615]

Very nice job

[@TheRockeye007]

great tip. thank you!

[@bw6018]

You should make these for resale

[@caafeministriesinc3033]

Awesome jig!

[@superdave_2931]

Looks badass, already have everything to make it 👍🏼

[@dougc78]

Another great idea and video. It took me a minute when you said it was totally inappropriate to sand the handle on camera then i lmao!!

[@AGlimpseInside]

Nice glad it clicked Thanks for watching Doug

[@mitchstavely1]

Great video as always. I'm in the Jax area (Green Cove Springs) I'm always looking for a good place to get hardwood or Cedar. Do you know of any good places at a reasonable cost outside of the big box stores? thanks for your help and I'll continue to watch your very informative videos.

[@matias2500]

That’s great, I’d love to build my own, any chance you can share the plans to build it? Thanks 😊

[@AGlimpseInside]

They are in the works

[@robsandstrom9854]

Well done.

[@jayalford9727]

I really like this jig. Where to get black and blue things from? And what kind of board is that?

[@AGlimpseInside]

Rockler.com Has all of the accessories used

[@aprildegele1510]

Great jig! One suggestion if I may. Mark commonly used angles on the jig so you don't have to calculate every time. I also use the "build around the track" method for laying t-track. So much easier, don't have to use the dado stack, and if you mess up the placement, you haven't plowed your base. Just adjust/recut to make the adjustments and voila! I noted you didn't put a runner on the bottom and I believe I can see why ... that it's not needed as you're referencing against the fence? Fancy shims indeed. Save those bits because they can make some really cool inlay/angled inserts.

[@neildavey757]

Hi like what you have done but where can I get all the measurements from to make it

[@wilfredocruz6857]

Thank you simple and effective !

[@woodworkinginwheelchair7175]

Do you have plans for this jig loved way you made it would you be willing to make me one plz