How To Make A Splined Mitered Joint - WOOD magazine

[@ryanhirschey]

The use of splines to build the shelf support is really clever. I love Wood Magazine and read every issue from front to back.

[@shanethompson4865]

Really Cool! I just made a Spline Jig over the weekend, very similar to yours. I love the shelf support idea by making a spline that goes all the way through and I love the idea of the spline on the lids. Very very cool idea. Thanks for sharing!!!

[@timhalcomb4041]

Thanks for the great information really appreciate these videos. You all have a blessed day.

[@chriskildun8810]

Top man. Thanks

[@nsmieszek]

Having a hard time finding a flat top saw blade, any recommendations?

[@josephpercente8377]

You have to allow for expansion and contraction for the bottem, you can't make it tight it has to float. Plywood would be ok.

[@slhasebroock]

In this grain match method, the grain wrap will work on 3 of the 4 corners. So plan to have #4 in the back. In this example 1 and 1 wont match as they are on opposite ends of the board. There is another technique that will give you 4 matching corners, but you need a thicker but shorter board. Great video, thank you!

[@johnslaughter5475]

You told how to make a box that has a continuous grain. But, the grain at the #1 joint will not match. Somewhere I saw a demonstration of how to make a box where the grain appeared continuous all the way around. It had to do with re-sawing and then you had book matched pieces. Could you do a video on that? Thanks. :-)

[@raylehman3653]

Where is the link for the mitering class by John Olsen?