AWESOME principle to cut Mitered Bridle Joints without the need to measure

[@stevenrayhoward]

I dream of the day to come, when I "grow up," my wood working skills are such that I may be able to make contributions to the woodworking community that are at least half as amazing as those you have shared! Every time I watch one of your videos I am inspired to do better and keep making sawdust! Thank you so much for sharing - the work involved to do so is an inspiring accomplishment as well! -Woodprobie

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Oh wow what a compliment. I am overwhelmed. Thank you very much.

[@christofix]

Well, this was very interesting and useful! great video, this inspires me for my workshop projects

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you!

[@MaBuKunsthandwerk]

Tolle Verbindung und gute Umsetzung

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Danke Dir!

[@danieljrpeters6637]

Cool Arnold Schwarzenegger Terminator voice.

[@houtjeboom]

Great idea and well explained....

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you!

[@davidharvey5672]

Clever method i like it thanks

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you!

[@wm005]

Great idea...

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks man!

[@sergiopellacani9722]

Good job 👍👍👍

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks!

[@karlriley1314]

Pretty good

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you!

[@Andy-te6jj]

Tolle Vorrichtung ich bin ich mal gespannt auf deine Verbesserung, deinen Anschlag würde ich als Sechskant ausführen den du dann einfach, um ein Sechstel drehst, um die Sägeblattstärke zu kompensieren

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Danke Dir. Das wäre auch eine Idee. Ich müsste den Anschlag nur drehbar machen. Er müsste sich ja drehen lassen, ohne in zu lösen. Und ich müsste relativ genau arbeiten damit die Masse stimmen. Aber der Ansatz ist super.

[@Andy-te6jj]

@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT du kannst ihn ja zweiteilig ausfuehren, den inneren Teil zum klemmen auf der Vorrichtung den aeusseren "Ring" (Sechskant) drehbar den du dann mit dem den inneren Teil verklemmst, du verstehst was ich meine

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Ja ich verstehe was Du meinst. Das wäre sicherlich machbar.

[@antwork7054]

Очень круто

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

спасибо

[@toddharshbarger8616]

For very large frames, I find the need to use a circular hand saw rather than a table saw. Along these lines, would also need a much lighter jig - point being for a frame that has say a 7 ft edge, cant use table saw, but if you had a lighter jig to use with a circular hand saw with these ideas would be perfect!

[@Monduras]

where can i find a flat tooth bevel 7 and 1/4 inch circular saw blade?? it's so hard to find.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

I bought mine from amazon

[@bobrogers6650]

Beautiful work. Subscribed. Thanks for sharing. What is your name?

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you. Do you mean my channel name?

[@bobrogers6650]

@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT Thank you for your reply. I was asking your given name because I'd prefer to refer to you by your name when I speak of you. Mine is Bob. Love your work and like your methods. Thamks again.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Nice to meet you Bob. My name is Philipp

[@jvaran5618]

very entertaining.... i love your videos, and have used some in the past but this seems like way too much work for a miter joint.. i think i'll stick to biscuits

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you. Everyone can make joints as they like. It was just a method to make such joints without measure anything. There are some videos on the mitered bridle joints and all are so complicated. This is just my approach to make this joint a bit easier.

[@johnisley1285]

Way to much time do all this and for what reason?