Simplest Box Joint Jig Ever

[@GRINwood]

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[@youtukang]

Thnos for sharing mrs

[@DerInstallateur]

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[@robertomerinoo.2748]

Thank you.

[@nikburton9264]

Nice piece of kit! I hope and pray that you're staying safe.

[@jinocho9421]

Thank you for your kindness !!! What a wonderful job!!!

[@lerom9]

Чудова робота! Із задоволенням подивився Ваш черговий ролик.

[@andrzej3511]

Jak większość Twoich pomysłów: prosta idea + staranne wykonanie = doskonały szablon. Okazuje się, że drewno to doskonały materiał nie tylko na meble, ale również na szablon! :))) Taki sposób myślenie jest mi szczególnie bliski - uważam, że nie ma innej drogi do uzyskania bardzo dobrych wyników tanim kosztem. Kawałek czasu śledzę Twój kanał i zawsze z przyjemnością dostrzegam tę samą kolejność - najpierw pomyśl, potem zrób. Brawo!

[@lwoodt1]

Precision is the operative word in your shop. Great video, thank you.

[@robertstewart9658]

I like that it cuts all four sides at one pop.

[@michaellinahan7740]

having built a jig similar to this 10 years ago when I started back up with woodworking I found that if the fingers and gaps are the same size the joint will be too tight and most of the glue is pushed out. Try adding a couple of sheets of paper between each of the pieces to make the gaps a shade bigger. Keep safe during these troubled times.

[@ВалерийПерерва-э3е]

@@thomashajicek2747 . . Та . .

[@ВалерийПерерва-э3е]

Ґґґґ

[@ВалерийПерерва-э3е]

, каа

[@usedcarsokinawa]

If you added paper to the jig, wouldn’t that also effect the size of the fingers giving you bigger fingers and not fixing the problem?

[@usedcarsokinawa]

@@thomashajicek2747 I’m petty inexperienced with finger joints, they went together pretty easily, barely needing some light coaxing in the end. What did I overlook?

[@andyjame3350]

MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo

[@johnhowaniec38]

thank you for all the creative stuff,sharing is very generous.

[@davidwilliams3643]

Nice video and Jig. I'm not a fan of running box joints.... (all sides cut at once), but this jig works great for normal paired sides. If you do 2 sides flip them end for end and cut on the same side of the jig, then rotate the jig and cut both end of the other 2 sides you get a look more like what you see with other styles of box joint jigs.

[@boris090170]

I do not use to coment. But this is one of the best (and simple) jig I have seen. Congratulation

[@bacchusstef]

Hello Gregory, Thanks for the plans, a simple and ingenious idea. I'm going to test this quickly. 😉

[@billboy7390]

Simple and easy, I’ll have to give it a try, several hundred shop boxes needed.

[@hanssiceberg8837]

Дякую! Дуже корисне відео. Успіхів вам і наснаги до подальшої роботи.

[@felixfromnebraska8648]

Gregory, Great idea, my friend. I think this will solve some of my issues with box joints. You could also make different sizes to accommodate a situation. Thanks again. God Speed to all of you in Ukraine. Felix

[@paytonjohnson660]

Thank you for the idea and plans of this jig. I’m making one right now and look forward to using it a lot.

[@johncorrall1739]

Creative minds are rare. Nice job.

[@marcush1968]

Stay Save 👍🏻 all the best from Germany

[@Speednicnic]

Génial, simple a réaliser et à la portée de tous. Un grand merci pour ce partage.

[@Pi3.1419]

Mate! What a jig!!! That's awesome 👌 Hope you and your family are safe and well.

[@avikbanerjee4755]

Although seeing you work is truly mesmerizing... our definitions of the word "simplest" differ greatly

[@stretch3736]

Works great and simple to use …now I need to build the super cool and super complex work bench to build and use the template. 😮

[@usmustdie4peace405]

Best thought thru jig for joints i saw! Very nice!

[@momentsPY]

WOW you make it look so simple and results are outstanding. Great job. Greetings from Paraguay.

[@philrutherford6486]

Sure he makes it look simple, he's got a complete professional woodshop and workbench to make it look simple. $$$$$

[@ВячеславКулаков-ф6э]

Молодец.не перестаю восхищаться вашему умению!

[@user-ux3ch8wj9x]

Классная работа. Всегда смотрю с удовольствием и многому учусь. Спасибо

[@jackknows6509]

Functional simplicity. Excellent idea!!! Would this work if you put a dovetail bit in your router, producing thru-dovetails?

[@danyboy86]

By far, the most complicated box joint jig I've seen in youtube :D but still seems super secure and producing great results. Great quality job!

[@FirstnameLastname-bp5cm]

The award for complicated box joint jig definitely goes to Matthias Wandel, ha.

[@danyboy86]

@@FirstnameLastname-bp5cm now that I've seen Matthias' video, you are 100% right, like 20x more complicated :D

[@terrychristian672]

Fabulous. Beautiful fit. Way beyond my skill

[@ТатьянаВасильева-ю7д8д]

Всё гениальное-просто 🤗

[@KennyMcKornick]

Man, you're awesome. Great job, greets from Poland💪

[@ruatarengsicolneyrengsi8924]

This is really wonderful!!! What a design, and that too, using scrapped machine parts. I wish i could copy this sometime. Thanks a ton for sharing.

[@JEAN-me1yt]

Salut , Simple réalisation, pour un gabarit à queu droite, super à plus JEAN.

[@adairruthes8752]

Congratulations, fantastic and simple

[@njbaquatics4827]

I love the design mounting the router bit barely in the chuck that’s not a good idea. Maybe make the fingers a little thinner shouldn’t be too much of an issue as it’s always supported by the piece you’re working underneath it’s only a template so the load is taken up by whatever is underneath it.

[@BobBob-eh5sb]

Watch again. It was in far enough.

[@hai99noi]

Great ideas and good presentation with fine workmanship. Thank you for sharing.

[@brigitteprovost4306]

Bonjour, Gregory, j'admire ce que vous faites, c'est très bien de fabriquer soi-même ses outils! Je connais comme beaucoup la situation dans laquelle vous vivez là-bas en Ukraine! C'est terrible! Soyez forts et prenez soin de vous et votre famille.🙏

[@MCsCreations]

Brilliant jig, my friend! Really well done! 😃 I hope everything is fine with you and your loved ones! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@jacuch2003]

I love to watch your videos amazing job as always

[@buyamerican3191]

Well done, way more complicated than my factory made jig but I also enjoy making things like this once in a while.

[@bigbadstig]

@buyamerican3191 What factory made jig? I can't find one.

[@richardlug6139]

And as expensive as hard wood is getting the factory ones are probably cheaper.

[@Jotnene]

Very nice jig, just perfect

[@eikestrumpelmeyer]

Nice work & jig 🤗👍👍

[@hardyhoyer6533]

Wow, cooool, simple and fine

[@BoxerEngineSounds]

Cant wait to see the most complicated one!

[@Peter-pf6bz]

Excellent 10 out of 10.

[@lorenpriest7604]

I just subscribed because I was impressed with your last video!!!

[@trudi1962]

Workbench envy. ❤️

[@rudolfkrebs2311]

Die Idee ist absolut toll! 👍😎🇦🇹

[@abuelodarriba2227]

creo que es una de las mejores que vi ,gracias

[@dmxumrrk332]

Как всё технологично! Все детали получаются одинаковыми «сами по себе»!

[@zvotaisvfi8678]

Wow You got some Chops Bro ! ! ! Congrats ! Great flow of processes !

[@gustavogaudio3370]

Tiene todas las virtudes, sencilla, rápida y económica, felicitaciones y gracias por compartir.-

[@wolfman75]

Stay safe!!!! Cool video!!!! Thanks man!!!!!🙏🤞👍😎😀🤘

[@cruzruiz3778]

Hola, GRINwood, que maravilloso sistema para hacer las famosas cajas de dedos, gracias por tus conocimientos y tú valioso tiempo, Saludos desde Xalapa, Veracruz, México.👍👍

[@KodyKimani]

you are very talented!

[@bruce-le-smith]

Wow, thank you, I'm convinced!

[@glennlopez6772]

Truly the simplest! Thanks for the video! Keep safe!

[@viktormakarenko2448]

Офигеть вот это кондуктор сколько видел всяких наворотов все мудреные а этот простой и эффективный супер! Размеры можно?

[@onseriojr]

Before screwing in the one side stopper/guide, how much wood did you plain off and why. Reason I'm asking, the material being routed (finger jointed) will be resetting on that end stopper, so by reducing the size of the first stick affects the first cut....I hope my concern is making sense here.

[@barsoom43]

Cool! Very, very cool.... I think even I could make box joints with such a jig.. :)

[@Famtoys84]

So beautiful

[@natnat7298]

Très beau gabarit.....simple efficace

[@Alex_Erickson]

Incrível! Você alcançou um nível de qualidade muito próximo da perfeição. Parabéns!

[@DanaOredson]

Looks pretty easy to make. I'll give it a try. I'm curious if it can be used, unmodified, as a dovetail jig (just changing to a dovetail bit).

[@darrenvictor2648]

Had to sub, mate! Amazing work and video! And thanks for the plans!

[@jefsplt1973]

Super, cette vidéo m’a permis de solutionner un problème que j’ai pour coller bout à bout 2 plateaux en faisant lamellé-collé avec cet outil ça peut m’amener à la précision dont j’ai besoin… un grand merci.

[@bradleytuckwell4854]

Great jig it does a awesome job thanks for sharing

[@ipaascity5603]

nice result. ridiculously complicated film designed to show off the dudes nice shop! :)

[@gdpjm]

Love your videos. Your work is always so neat and clean. Our heart goes out to Ukraine. Such an unnecessary tragedy.

[@pyatak7769]

Какая трагедия? Война? Это последствия трагедии . Так как там идёт геноцид славян, построен хазарский каганат.

[@mlob535]

That’s amazing!! Thank you for sharing.

[@abderrahim4286]

مبدع ما شاء الله

[@christownsend7602]

Would only use the word "simple" with the use of it. Very innovative and well made, though. It may be considered simple to make for someone with a shop like yours and your skill level, but for us, more novice level woodworkers in our messy, low dollar shops it might be more of a challenge.

[@holzhandwerklifehacksdiyto1537]

Super Idee👀👏😁

[@dariotorres4217]

Excelentes ideas, gracias por compartir

[@sajidrafique375]

Way too nice ...... TheBest

[@АлексГор-р2ы]

Спасибо за идею. Повторю такую же.

[@matiaslucena9804]

Matias Lucena 09 de Abril de 2022 já ativando sino é prazeroso assistir vídeos deste ótimo canal ,uma das mais organizadas e limpa que já vi em vídeos ,parabéns e DEUS o abençoe.

[@alessandrosuppini943]

Changing the router bit with a dovetail one you can also use this jig to quickly cut dove tail joints 😉

[@andreachinaglia5804]

not exactly, take a look at the keller dovetail system, that is working on a similar idea, you will see that to work you need 2 different bits and a template that is different from the one that is used here.

[@alessandrosuppini943]

@@andreachinaglia5804 that’s trye if you want to keep them fancy (different size for tails and pins) but if you go down the path of simmetric tails and pins you can domit with just one router bit and one jig 😉

[@АлександрНемо-к5и]

Восхищению не было предела, но желающих сделать "Простейшую Шипорезку" так и не нашлось.

[@anselmomartinezjr-xt1yv]

Love your ideas (Awesome)

[@mikerisher5095]

Was looking to make something similar but I don’t understand why the whole thing is so wide? Are you anticipating cutting 8” deep fingers? Also why the middle is so wide; sure you want surface area for the glue but it’s not like there’s a lot of force pulling them apart during use. You also have additional support from the piece on the bottom.

[@幸せな雨]

I guess its safer and easier to operate this way. Router is supported nicely and won't tip over the edges.

[@stefanbirkmosemeier]

Exactly. It's for the support of the router.

[@nadir_umarov.]

Отличная работа

[@notcharles]

Excellent! Elegant! Thanks for sharing! However, could not d/l the pdf w/o 'enabling' cookies for Drive. Was able to Preview it and discovered that neither the diameter nor the length of the of the router bit were specified. Assuming 15mm and 15MM+

[@T0berius]

Amazing. Thanks for share with us.

[@dmons24]

Отличная идея! А что за круглопильный станок Вы используете?

[@woodworker168]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE PLANS !!!!👍👍 Woodsmith magazine has a similar design, but no build video on KZbin, just a demo. It looks like their design ensured the spaces cut slightly wider than fingers, but i am not sure how they achieved that. In your build are the fingers and routed spaces all equal width? & if so, do you find the joints to be too tight? Thanks you again, so much for sharing your builds and plans with us.+ з цим, вашим шаблоном, чи всі пальці та розрізані проміжки боків готової коробки однакової ширини? і якщо так, то чи вважаєте ви з’єднання занадто тугими? Ще раз дякую, що поділилися з нами своїми будівлями та планами. ~🛠Lisa♿

[@GRINwood]

Дякую за коментар. Так, можливо з'єднання виходить трохи тугим, але як на мене зовсім не критично, пристукуючи молотком, деталі збираються легко

[@pamcronje6932]

My thoughts and prayers are with your country, I watch the news everyday, hoping the war is ending! I apologize for my country for being neutral at this time and am very ashamed by it (knowing our government has ties with Russia, sadly…instead of galvanizing our own workforce we import too much from Russia!). From South Africa❤️

[@wernercotto692]

Excelente video y trabajo, sería interesante saber las medidas del trabajo

[@midboost2750]

I love the simplicity of these 'staggered finger' jigs but something I see in every video which shows one in use is there's no attention paid to the router breakout (you can see it in this video too). Surely there should be some waste timber front and back face when routing cutouts for the joints, to prevent breakout?

[@RobRobertson1000]

VERY clever idea :) Would be great for larger number jobs especially

[@Urigom]

Gracias por compartir. Excelente

[@RonPiggott]

Why do you use the CA accelerator? It makes for a weaker join. Won't this hurt the quality of your work in the long run?

[@kerstin4516]

Did I see that right? You don't use a jacket around the router bit? How do you manage then not to destroy the template? Like your footages by the way. Stay safe

[@richardlug6139]

There is a guide bearing on the top of the cutting part of the router bit that rides against the template

[@uMpzZ26e03]

My calculations for Bosch 1200 handheld router shows that this jig needs specific bit dimensions for specified jig tooth depth and specified maximum workpiece depth. You can manage to find a bit for material thickness of about 23mm max. For thicker material it is not easy obtain appropriate bit. I made my first box with it - beautiful jig!

[@fabianpozo7107]

Saludos desde Quito Ecuador

[@tomwagner2799]

awesome jig and great workmanship. How long are the pins on your jig? Looks like about 6 inches.

[@cougar1861]

Isn't the bit a trimmer bit? Are those made as robust as the normal bit?

[@reaper060670]

That's a truly exceptional jig my bro.. Salute to u Sir. I love seeing ppl creating their own jigs for woodworking. U are very talented and as I'm just too bloody lazy to read in the description what wood u used to build the jig I was guessing white Oak or maple?? Oak is a beautiful wood bit I also love Walnut too. They've become very very expensive from what I've been told and as a newbie to this game of woodworking I could do with some advice if u have time or maybe anyone in this comment section could give me an answer to a couple of Q's.. I want to begin building kitchen Cabinets and I was wanting to ask someone which is the best wood for that?? Also how good is MDF and is the Green HDF board more for rooms like Bathrooms and kitchens?? Is it a special type Of MDF? I saw on another video that u can get BLACK MDF board now too? What the heck is in that stuff. It can't be good for us when sanding stuff like that.. Thanks everyone and to the man who built this cracking jig for his router BIG UP TO U SIR.... AGAIN I SAY SALUTE TO U SIR.

[@ehRalph]

Excellent!!