Spline Jig for Narrow Stock

[@onehandedmaker]

Greetings from Australia Just discovered your channel and subscribed. I love the variety of topics and projects you create and will go back and watch more videos. Your workshop is a great backdrop for your videos and the spline jig is so simple. Regards One Handed Maker

[@michaelthompson5875]

Thanks for the great idea Matt. Short and sweet and very informative. Now the question is...what is the project they went in? Looks like a small stand for something. 🤔

[@Mattsbasementworkshop]

Coming soon!

[@mwrcrft]

Nice jig, but for me I use metal screws on my jigs only for glue up clamping and then remove them . Super glue has proven to be very good for end grain holding power. I don't need another blade and cartridge change on my Sawstop.

[@Mattsbasementworkshop]

I thought about that as an issue also. I may revisit removing them, especially if I used thicker stock where I could cut a wider spline. Thanks for watching.

[@dannegrete8538]

Nice jig. What type of countersink did you use? I’m looking to upgrade mine and the one you used may be the upgrade I’ve been looking for.

[@Mattsbasementworkshop]

It's an Amana No Mar adjustable countersink. I've had it for a few years and absolutely love it, although I don't think "No Mar" is 100% true as I've left a mark or two on material, but it easily comes off. Thanks for watching!

[@pettigrewwoodworks]

Nice! I have a similar, wider one for putting splines in miter corner boxes. I think I'll make your version for frames and such.

[@Mattsbasementworkshop]

I've been thinking of some other projects which will be much wider, so more than likely I'll be making another version to accommodate those. Thanks for watching!