Easiest Woodworking Jig Ever!!! How to make a woodworking Jig

This is how I make any woodworking jig I need. It is a super easy method to follow along, it's fast, and did I mention it's easy? The easiest woodworking jig making method ever! I hope you enjoy the content, I hope it helps. So much more content coming, stay tuned. If you haven't already, hit that subscribe button!

[@CorbyQ]

Breaking it down in the beginning. I love it!!!! Woodworkers in their natural environment is amazing to see caught on film

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😆😆😆

[@willchoate7072]

I like your attitude! People have been telling me most of my life that I'm doing this or that wrong. I just say...it works for me!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Works for me! Lol thanks for watching and commenting, glad ya like the channel!

[@stevenwaseman4385]

Again, hilarious and informative! Very happy I found your channel lol

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks you!

[@3Dgifts]

Thanks for a great video. Looking forward to the bird house plans and your future videos.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks. Video for the feeder is below, the plans are on my website for free. Burnstockdesign.com, go to the shop tab and scroll down until you see a pdf icon. The pdf is the plans for the feeder. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpbUp2Rjg66WpNk

[@ronniebroussard3751]

Thanks for sharing I didn’t know how to use the speed square the way you showed I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. And I never get tired watching videos on how to make jigs.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome! So glad ya like it and that I can pass on some knowledge! Thanks for commenting!

[@airforcevet6114]

Thanks for the plans and love your channel ❤❤

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Very welcome!

[@rickpouley2857]

Thanks for the explanation on your jig for your bird feeder.. Great job!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@JayBergCustoms]

Great tips! I'd like to see you get to 15k!!! Let's goooooo!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Any day now!

[@stephenpascoe1148]

Excellent jig !!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍Thank you.

[@justinbanks2380]

Thank you for explaining the pivot point on a speed square. I was recently trying to use it that way and knew it could, but couldn't figure out the pivot part (was looking for a hole or something to use for the pivot) Felt like a bit of a dummy and ended up doing the hard way. Lol

[@burnstockwoodworking]

🤣🤣🤣glad to help! I learned the hard way as well!

[@jamesfrederick8007]

My Wife and I made your bird feeder today and the birds love it just as much as we do. Thank you so much for the amazing videos and the plans. You are amazing!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome! Glad to hear it, thank you for letting me know!

[@thumbwiz]

Another great video. You need a lol button because the like button just doesn't cut it. You're Mr. Attenborough accent had me convinced for at least 2 seconds.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

😂😂😂😂thanks! My wife isn't as impressed so you made my day 😆😆😆

[@MCsCreations]

Thanks a bunch for all the tips, dude! 😊 My only recommendation would be for a pin nailer. It's the best freaking tool I've ever bought, specially for making jigs. 😬 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Thanks!

[@BUFFALO1946]

Thank you.... I have learned a lot from you

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Awesome! Glad to hear it!

[@len5428]

Love the content and the down to earth attitude and explanations. I'm going to try to use your ideas with a Matchfit sled with their system so I have a reusable jig whenever I need to change or tweek the jig's setup. Thank you, sir! Len

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Good luck! Thanks for the comment!

[@garypalamara4520]

Hello buddy I would like to learn how to make a Octagon wheel please.....any help would be appreciated...love your work and how you explain the build .

[@MKWoodworks]

Thanks for the video man this is great!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

No problem, glad ya like it!

[@jsteam1]

Very nice video that's helpful for sure on jig making, I recently have been working on a mountain wood shelf with plenty of ideas on Pinterest but with no real guidelines on the bottom board length to start out with, so my 30 degree angles turned out a little off kilter, which resulted in a lot of sanding and wood filler to make up for it, any chance you could show us how to make one of these shelves? Mine is one that has the 3 bigger mountain peaks with 2 smaller sitting in the vees on both sides, I really like your videos and look forward to more, thank you!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I'll have to look into that. Thanks for commenting, glad ya like the video!

[@kevinmiller1881]

In documentary voice over: "Here we see the jig in its natural habitat."

[@burnstockwoodworking]

🤣🤣🤣 it was a spot on narration for a few seconds

[@BPFLY417]

Make a patio cooler stand. Remake the drain design

[@burnstockwoodworking]

That's actually in my list, I may just bump it up now.

[@dondale68]

Gotta drill 1 little hole in a corner of your jig. Any jig to save you TIME is well worth hanging up somewhere to use again n again!!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

True words, thanks for commenting! This jig I hope to never use again though because I am absolutely tired of building these feeders 🤣

[@dondale68]

@@burnstockwoodworking Quick money is goood money!! Especially if you're wanting to buy a new saw!!!

[@Pirate19501]

Been thinking of making the triangle display box for the flag that was on my dad's coffin. All that I have watched we quired a 22.5 Degree cut for the bottom corners and they were using a built jig on the fence of their table saw. Just wondering if that cut could be done on this simple jig? Would you care to do a build of the flag case using this jig with plans? My dad was killed in an auto-train accident when I was 4 months old. Mom kept the flag in her cedar chest and I dug it out the other day and want to do a case for it. Can you help me out?

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I'll have to look into that. That's a great gift idea for your mother.

[@Pirate19501]

@@burnstockwoodworking Mom passed in 2004 I want to pass this down to my son. Dad died when I was 4 Months old in a car-train accident (Mom never remarried) I kept most of my mom's stuff stored in bins in the basement. Went looking for the flag last week and it was actually where I thought it to be. (That never happens) This flag is 3"6" X 6"8" with 48 Stars. I found this to be an ODD size, but having the 48 stars confirmed in my mind it is the right flag that was on his casket. Dad died in 1950. Any help would be fantastic.

[@CorbyQ]

where did you get that apron? I need a good one.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

There's a link to it on my website, burnstockdesign.com. Or just go to Amazon and look up tipkits apron. It's a great apron, I really like it

[@jeremyv2040]

where did you get you apron?

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Amazon. Tipkits apron, I love it and it's very affordable.

[@jimmyturner5589]

What scrap wood do you use for the sled?

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Whatever's laying around. This particular instance was 3/4 ply and some 1 1/2" x 1" cutoff.

[@jimmyturner5589]

Thanks for the reply, new subscriber. 😊

[@burnstockwoodworking]

@@jimmyturner5589 awesome sauce, thank you!

[@Hefty54]

Please share the size of the scrap wood your using for your template. I have the angles down just need the scrap wood size, I know I said that twice. I don't want to guess at the size.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

The ply was 17" x 17", the fencing scrap was about 13" long. Made a mark where the stop needed to be and screwed the other fence down. The plans detail the individual components for the feeder. You can use those measurements to figure out the wood needed for the jig.

[@Hefty54]

@@burnstockwoodworking Thanks I have printed the plans from your site. And now I will build it and see how it goes. Thanks again.

[@delbertshrum7688]

Bird house or folding TV tables

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I'm thinking birdhouse as well

[@alexbates9132]

Hi five

[@burnstockwoodworking]

Boomshakalaka

[@tylerhenry3665]

Why so fancy? Lol.

[@burnstockwoodworking]

You know how we do

[@bartgiles1068]

How about a box joint/finger joint jig? Every I try to make one FAIL FAIL FAIL!

[@burnstockwoodworking]

I honestly haven't had much luck either but I only attempted a box jointer one time. It's probably time to make another, great idea!

[@myhoneyshandmade1077]

Nice accent

[@burnstockwoodworking]

🤣🤣

[@davebaldridge5917]

Stop with the irritating intro already! Woodcraft is serious business, we are here to learn, not be entertained! Stodgy old man😤

[@terrystucker6433]

Not Funny Please give us a break Dam