Table Saw Miter fence with built in Finger jointing jig

[@martinlouden9005]

Such a great bit of kit Dave and very versatile. Sadly I will never (most probably) find out first hand, as China is not an option for me right now!

[@dmgladden]

Yes Martin I understand but thank's for watching

[@martinlouden9005]

@@dmgladden I couldn't survive without your upbeat cheery videos!

[@dmgladden]

@@martinlouden9005 ha ha very good I believe you

[@davehaggerty3405]

In the US we call that a box joint. The one with the square corners. Finger joints are long and tapered. Like in commercial made moldings. I have that miter gauge and have made a dozen keepsake boxes. Mostly from eucalyptus from a packing crate. It’s a beautiful wood with lots of character. But gummy and difficult to work. I have a dado set. It makes it much faster. I understand dado sets are not available in Europe and you must nibble away at a slot one saw-blade kerf at a time. I could see the advantage of this jig in that operation. Because it establishes the outside limits of the slots without watching every cut. I enjoy my Wnew miter gauge. And thanks for the video.

[@retiree1033]

Hello Dave. Is that finger joint fence available on its own do you know? I already have that mitre gauge, I bought that last year....... Disregard, I found it! :)