Clamp less | Simple mind Who knew it could be that easy!?

[@dougfairburn2037]

the A.I. voice has to go! 🤐

[@daveklein2826]

AI sounds good

[@MoltenKing992]

Maybe they don’t speak English or they’re deaf?

[@felicadawn62]

I never thought of using my miter gauge backwards, but that works! And, it may solve some issues I've had with a very narrow saw surface. Thank you! Nice jig, too!

[@plywoodworking]

Glad it helped! thank you very much

[@davidcurtis5398]

Been using my miter gauge backwards for over 50 years.

[@hanspijpers2100]

Hi, why do you scribe an entire line before cutting it with a table saw? I presume the fence is straight so you'll only need a starting point at most, or set the fence to the desired distance

[@GinoGenero]

Nice work. I will try adding a piece of tape to the thickness of the plywood when clamping and glueing for a slightly more relaxed fit. 👍

[@plywoodworking]

Great, thank you very much!!

[@josecunez2952]

Gracias maestro, saludos desde Ecuador

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!

[@jjones110669]

Great video, James. I always appreciate your content.

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you very much☺

[@sk13ppy]

Very clever, thanks!

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you very much

[@laurielyon7740]

Good presentation and pleasing soundtrack. And the jig? Nicely done. Loved it. And the apparent ‘single glove’ tribute to Michael Jackson, although odd, was thoughtful……….😉

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you very much!😊

[@laurielyon7740]

@@plywoodworking Hope you didn’t mind the ‘ glove’ comment. It was made with an attempt at humour not sarcasm. Also…….Your presentation was so well done and creative I subscribed. BTW…….I’m a 76 year old geezer and have recently becomes enthralled with the creativity of the online woodworking community. This occurred while watching KZbin, while I recovered ( and continue to do so ) from a triple bypass on June 6th. ( I’m not tv watcher….so KZbin is my go-to….) I got so enthused with what I saw I bought a whack of tools and embarked on a French cleat wall, which I’m thoroughly enjoying doing. Your channel is well done and I plan on watching all of your previous episodes. And learning! And if it makes me a better fabricator, I’ll wear one glove, too! Best wishes from Canada…..

[@michaellacaria910]

Every jig has different values to different people, hence the comments. I see this very worth while if you work with the same thickness the way you do. Thanks for sharing.

[@plywoodworking]

Agree, i always work with same thickness that why i made this jig

[@siskiyouwoodsman4279]

Gave it a like for the soothing music as well as the gig for repetitive work…neat idea!

[@sg9817]

Very nice miter jig@4:22. Do you have a video on how to make it? Thanks

[@davidcurtis5398]

Who needs a video just look at the video part of this...

[@ceciliarademeyer4949]

I agree I like the mitre jig a lot. …. Any chance that you have one that I just have not found?

[@pauldejesus9644]

great video thx for posting

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you

[@micklatham3425]

Very good if you only work with one thickness material. I bought one that's adjustable.and was very cheap too.

[@davidelswick9320]

What did you get?

[@ayobikindewek]

Very nice video, great sharing 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼...

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@wizardmaster6639]

I have bought these and other ones, but can never find them when I need them - like on Friday when I was making a large fish tank canopy surroundings thing - and mine are metal too now that I remember them..I also bought the 4 pcs corner holder thingies which I could not find - and I don't have a dog either to claim that he must have ate them -

[@Uswesi1527]

Very ingenious ideas , making the work easier and more accurate. Thanks

[@plywoodworking]

Glad you like it!

[@charleselkins4546]

Nice miters.

[@pteddie6965]

Excellent jig. Thanks for the video.

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much 😊👍

[@lawrenceogden3736]

Brilliant fixture, many thanks for sharing

[@larrypahl5756]

thanx for posting

[@plywoodworking]

You're welcome

[@stephencoleman2414]

Very good 👍🏼

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@TheDublin47]

very good

[@johnwhite110]

Great video ... and a great jig. Thank you.

[@plywoodworking]

You bet thank you very much!!!

[@d-treseman]

great idea!

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you very much ☺

[@stingk5295]

I made one, works Great! thanks.

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much, i really sorry for late reply!! 🙏

[@stingk5295]

Awesome Jig!

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ayobikindewek]

Very ingenious ideas... Thanks, nice sharing video... 😊🙏

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@treich1234]

Wax the inside of your jig for easy removal....nice work btw :-)

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you for the tips☺

[@law35penn]

Wow, I like it. I'm gonna make one for the 2x4s

[@johnstone9396]

So should I build one for every different size of wood or should I only use 1 thickness for everything from this day forward? Or should I just buy a cheap corner clamp that works on many different thicknesses of material and has been produced and tested for ever?

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!!

[@ОлегКовалев-к4ы]

Я в восторге.👍

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@abrahamben-zeev9142]

Great idea !!

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@onehandedmaker]

Great project and video.

[@plywoodworking]

Glad you liked it!

[@robertjames-life4768]

Seeing one glove I’m feeling like this might actually be Michael Jackson- woodworker! It’s like an Elvis sighting. 😅

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much 😊👍

[@theroofskillsclub]

Simple and effective 👍

[@emoko2224]

Cool jig. What type of square are you using?

[@plywoodworking]

what square, do you mean black ruler? if yes this is the link ban.ggood.vip/XM9U

[@victorbunch7725]

An exelent vid.

[@plywoodworking]

Glad you think so!

[@bijan4727]

Hello Sir. EXCELLENT.

[@gaweown]

I always follow every video, a lot of new ideas. Thank you so much

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you very much always support this channel☺🙏

[@witzed1]

please tell use what measuring equipment you are using for this video, the miter gauge, the measuring square, etc. Thanks

[@plywoodworking]

for measuring you can buy in here ban.ggood.vip/XM9U

[@donaldlemoine3032]

Now that is a great idea!

[@ramosc3]

Love the home made 5:30 mitre gage

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@david5476]

You can use that as a corner spline jig on the table saw if turned upside down

[@pikifrino]

Congratulations!..A very neat job!..Thank you

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@philipquigley]

HOW DO I DOWNLad the free plans

[@agagagoghi]

Just a doubt, why draw whole lines on the panel and then cut with the table saw?

[@plywoodworking]

I like that, feel rileks for me like therapy . Maybe for you that waste time

[@agagagoghi]

🤣@@plywoodworking

[@davidherndon501]

Can anyone tell me what the black scribing tool is called? Yes I’m new with wood working trying to learn.

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much, i really sorry for late reply!! 🙏, still interest with black ruler?

[@robertmorris9998]

Brilliant. Make for different size wood maybe 2 or 3 and drill a hole for hanging out of the way. 👍

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much, i really sorry for late reply!! 🙏

[@jonburkart1318]

Is there any way you could rotate the board one more time after each cut?

[@johnstone9396]

Can never be to square, especially on the backside that your gonna cut off and toss anyway

[@terencegillespie6675]

Nice.

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much 😊

[@GNU_Linux_for_good]

*_well done_*

[@eddieme2009]

Very good

[@plywoodworking]

Thanks

[@jairoantonio-jades]

excelente

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much

[@ManuelRamirez-e5s]

You did it again, my friend! Another great project, thanks for sharing 👍 ❤

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you so much 😊

[@geraldinosilva97]

Top. Muito bom mesmo 🎉

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! 😊

[@terryflynn9350]

very good simple idea.Almost free to make. A1

[@toughgamer2960]

why don't you make it adjustable? it can only work with that specific thickness

[@plywoodworking]

Good question, before try make this i try with adjustable jig but the size more bigger and sometime not clamp tight that why i change with fix size

[@Bingobongo-vl4ry]

Great video, maybe 9 minutes shorter would help a lot.

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you very much ☺

[@lagunafishing]

So what's with the glove?

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@lagunafishing]

This guy always wears one glove!

[@plywoodworking]

I have accident few year ago cut half my thumb lucky can back normal but sometimes still feel hurt that why i using glove. Now more better i try working without glove again

[@lagunafishing]

@@plywoodworking Sorry to hear of your accident.

[@plywoodworking]

Thank you, now i can work without glove but sometimes still feel hurt

[@danhermann2603]

Good work! My question is: what is the point of making the 45-degree on the outside if it was going to be cut off at the end?

[@plywoodworking]

make the jig more small and easy for handle

[@ErnestvanderMerwe-wb7dw]

what are the mesurments please

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@tailher1]

In ur videos, why isn't your work square with the table when u make a cut?

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@HeliRy]

That’s awesome. I also love you simple yet effective 45 miter jig 👌

[@plywoodworking]

Wow, thanks!

[@dennisfahlstrom7175]

Nice jig if your plywood is 18mm or 1.8 cm which equals .70866”. A problem here in the US is we have a wide variety of sheet good thicknesses which each would require separate size jigs.

[@plywoodworking]

18mm plywood almost same with 3/4 plywood

[@robertbelknap3040]

I would say make the jig to fit 3/4" stock and use playing or business cards for the 23/32" plywood.

[@karolapolinsantillan3804]

Exelente trabajo amigo quisiera saber dónde puedo descargar las plantillas

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@dmxumrrk332]

В мире существуют листы фанеры разной толщины. Удивительно, как про это автору ролика ещё никто не сказал.

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@williamkaiser8490]

Cleaver!

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@celpi5887]

good ide

[@حسین-ع9و7ن]

Good . But you can do this in a very easier way.

[@daveklein2826]

Show us your video

[@حسین-ع9و7ن]

@@daveklein2826 excuse me l didn't save it . But you can find such videos in KZbin. Although I like too your manufactured very much .

[@billcorwin3316]

Should never cut plywood by pushing both sides through the saw,❤

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@andyespenan5919]

lost me on that jig you used on your table saw. Rockler has a better option

[@cifcig]

Easy but complicated

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@garyperrin8172]

no sound not good

[@plywoodworking]

You mean narator voice, i try make all calm and rileks for watching

[@2sumu]

9:54

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!!

[@davidtomlin8481]

You should have made 2. 1 for each end?

[@plywoodworking]

Yes make 2 that good, precise and hold perfect 👍😁

[@daveklein2826]

Jeez, what a stupid comment, he was showing you how to make the jig, if you needed to see 2 being made then you are not smart enough for woodworking

[@MCsCreations]

Brilliant jig, dude! Really well done!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊 BTW, you need a mallet! You're going to hurt your hands even more like this. 😬

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much, i dont have mallet but i have rubber hammer. one again thank you for the tips

[@MCsCreations]

@@plywoodworking You should make one. It would be a great video. 😊

[@plywoodworking]

Thanks for good idea, i will make 1😁

[@johngalbraith1057]

Why not simply save time and start with thicker ply? 🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️

[@plywoodworking]

Why i using double plywood coz i need flat plywood😗, if i have straight or flat i will use that

[@daveklein2826]

Why not use up scraps ....think before you speak

[@jimgeelan5949]

Stop using your hand as a mallet ! You’ll pay for it later in life, believe me

[@plywoodworking]

Yes many comment like that, thank you for remind me again. I will build mallet now☺

[@rb-ex]

seriously? you can use any of a variety of inexpensive miter clamps that will do the same thing on a wide range of thicknesses and hold 8 corners at a time, or you can build this one jig to hold only one corner for one thickness of material. i guess make this jig if you're time is worth next to nothing

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@oneyaker]

You have a massive uneven gap under the piece as you run it through the saw @2:26. Bad clamping job. That piece was trash.

[@plywoodworking]

All work for me😅 i made some piece , thank you

[@jakeqwaninne8502]

ya boy , nice, & simple , all i need is a $200.00 mitre gauge, lol, but if i had that i probably wouldn't rely so much on the jig, i like this one ,it looks like an easy, go to forming square ,any jig to keep stuff in square is worth it to me

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@manuelvelez5480]

Man that background music is depressing at least

[@plywoodworking]

Maybe not your taste, but many viewer like the backsound.

[@zamSEG]

maybe an upgrade to an adjustable width for next future project perhaps. 👍

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@zamSEG]

@@plywoodworking it's ok sir. no harm done and just keep it coming.

[@Barmarcbiker]

Would have been nice for an introduction to what you were building.

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@eddie1330]

Why would anyone draw a line on plywood, if your cutting it against a table saw fence? All you need is a pencil mark

[@davidcurtis5398]

Exactly what I said in my post. Such a waste of time.

[@daveklein2826]

Your comment is a complete waste if time

[@davidcurtis5398]

Thank you - now bite me!!!!!@@daveklein2826

[@vanman3752]

Why mark your pieces when you're just going to cut then on the table saw? Seems like a waste of time.

[@plywoodworking]

Sorry about that,Maybe for tou waste time but for me mark line like therapy. Woodworking make me rilex

[@vanman3752]

Whatever turns you on but it's still a waste of time. @@plywoodworking

[@plywoodworking]

Okay no problem😉

[@geoffb108]

Not a bad idea but quite unnecessary. But joining 18 mm plywood is easy anyway. Text to speech is annoying. Just the text is all we need

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!!

[@TeamProsperity]

Well why didn’t you demonstrate it 😮

[@jimbo23mattingly]

Why on earth do people make j=how to videos with no talking????? I cant stand it

[@blinkie7]

I wish there were "jig shows" where woodworkers could sell jigs they've made. When I spend hours planning, hours building and then more hours rebuilding after figuring out what I did wrong, I'd rather buy one from someone who already figured it out and made several to sell.

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@SimonPeters]

I assume the AI voice us cheap. It certain,y sounds it and you mess up a useful video by using it. Crummy.

[@plywoodworking]

Fair enough! thank you

[@71sixpak]

I guess your time isn't worth anything. This jig fits just one thickness of plywood. They make clamps that do this and will work with any thickness. Huge waste of time and resources in my opinion.

[@plywoodworking]

Agree and disagree, i often use 18mm thickness that why make fix thickness, i make with flexible thickness too check this, maybe you need this kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnW0fWmBmZiIb8k

[@lafamillecarrington]

Some nice ideas, but a little slow.

[@daveklein2826]

Yes you are slow

[@jakeqwaninne8502]

nothing like cuttin up a bunch a material for drawers and realizing you now a bunch of useless multi angle paralelograms, that sucks,, but with any of these jigs you really need 4, or the free ends of the wood have no support, or at least a couple extra of the same thickness to put under the free ends

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply

[@mikemorgan5015]

Don't know why you're marking your workpiece instead of just measuring your fence position, but go with what works for you. That little maneuver at 7:25 is a recipe for disaster. If you wanted to do a kickback demo, that's how you do it. You clamped that 90 degree stuff unnecessarily then did THAT?!! Others with some experience can feel free to chime in. If the blade catches or you sneeze, the stop block you put on there will make binding inevitable. Because the miter gage can can't move perpendicular to the blade, and the work piece can move in any direction but a binding clockwise spin.... well YIKES! NOT GOOD!

[@daveklein2826]

Please show us your perfect video

[@mightyluv]

I appreciate the warning; it’s easy for less experienced operators (me) to overlook less obvious dangers when focusing instead on a solid setup and precision cut. I’ll be keeping my eyes open for that now. 👍🏼

[@mikemorgan5015]

@@mightyluv No worries. Just trying to help you keep all your body parts intact and work efficiently. I'm here to learn too. Keep up the cool videos.

[@mikemorgan5015]

@@daveklein2826 My comment was constructive in nature. Drafted to help the creator be safer and more efficient. The creator took it that way. Sorry you feel otherwise.

[@daveklein2826]

Mine was constructive also, show us your perfect video

[@johngalbraith1057]

Totally over engineered and not required!!!

[@plywoodworking]

Make this difficult on first but after that make your work easier, i have request and comment why corner clamp always using clamp, maybe you can find the problem. That why i made this🙄

[@daveklein2826]

Johnny show us your better video

[@davidcurtis5398]

Why do you draw the line all of the way across the wood when all you need is a "tic" mark for the width ( or no mark at all is you know how to use a ruler) with the table saw fence????? Such a wast of time and video.Are you using AI for the narration??? Sounds like it... Interesting and very nice jig you have for cutting the 45 degree corners. I think I will have to make one...Interesting end result but I bought a set of 4 for very little money and the time it takes to make this can be better used. I can not join the Plywood Tips & Tricks group because I don't do Face Book...

[@davidelswick9320]

What did you get?

[@robertbutler8004]

What's with the poofy glove?

[@plywoodworking]

thank you very much!! sorry for late reply, i have injury

[@charlessas4138]

I don't get it... instead of gluing two peices together, why not just use thicker plywood? Doesn't make sense...