The Superjig 2.0 - Worlds best table saw joinery jig.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Don't miss the new instruction videos, 4 in total handling different joints, placed in the same playlist as this video. kzbin.info/aero/PL8hSMAik9wfTj78ohLKrKnYnIlIA6BpZN Plans available here www.carmonius.com/en/product-page/the-superjig Note! The updates for tilt version is available for free for those who purchased earlier non tilt plans. You find the updates at the same place as the component list.

[@jdr1469]

I have probably watched enough youtube woodworking videos for 3 lifetimes, and this is by far the best jig for table saw joint making I have ever seen. Thank you thank you I will be purchasing the plans.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! Nice to hear that from someone who've "seen them all". And I agree with you (hopefully without sounding too boastful), I have watched enough to confidently state this is the best.

[@smoothbrain8519]

Wow I’m really glad the YT Algorithm showed me your channel. This is an incredible design. As an engineer and detail-oriented person, I want to build this today ! But as a woodworking beginner, I hope to get to a level soon where I can tackle building your jig. I’ll buy those plans now for when I’m ready. Thanks again! -SJ

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! It's maybe not the most simple build but there are build videos for all steps and I think you might learn a few tricks during the build.

[@paulwestlake4278]

As an engineer myself, I’m blown away with this. It’s even better than the similar machine Mathias Wandel has produced. I’ll keep watching.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks Paul, it started out inspired by Mathias jig and my first version 5-6 years ago was with gears and standard threaded rod, same overall layout as today though with the linear rails and open carriage with clamping tracks. Last year I rebuilt the jig using the ball screw and the numbered control wheel which was a major step up in ease of use over my early geared version. I very much prefer to work with real numbers over positions on a wheel and the numbered control wheel also opened up possibilities to cut many other joints than just standard boxjoints. The template system introduced at the same also improved the usability a lot.

[@alfredobanuelos4730]

This is the first time I have seen one of your videos. I think you are a bit too humble. Not only are you a great woodworker, but you are an even better engineer. I am able to create aesthetically pleasing pieces. But your affinity for math surpasses most of your viewers ability to understand the math calculations that went into this incredibly amazing jig. I can’t even begin to understand how it works.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! The math is actually very simple, I use only one formula for these joints and it's learned in 5 minutes. It's described in the first of the instruction videos. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn_OXpV6eb2rnpY

[@bridgethunke1389]

This is incredible! I haven’t even finished watching the video and I’ve already purchased the plans. Genius design!

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! You will hopefully not be disapointed, this is a great jig🙂

[@michaelcoceski5442]

Having watched the whole set of videos I agree with you that you have created the world's best. CNC precision Diy. Congratulations on a fantastic concept design.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thank you! Both for your comment and for watching all the videos. It takes a few sample joints to realize how good this jig is, but people who seen it live or watched all the videos as you did tend to agree with "the worlds best" statement.

[@michaelcoceski5442]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri Not only have I watched the videos but I understand the technical aspects (after analysis) of the whole system and am most impressed. The fitment of the joints is unbelievable. Unfortunately due to my age and health issues my creative years are behind me otherwise I would be buying the plans. All the very best.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@michaelcoceski5442 Sorry to hear about your health issues. Thanks again for understanding the jig completely, I think this system is quite simple but it's difficult to describe this jig in 1 minute which is what many viewers spend on a video before clicking on next one.

[@michaelcoceski5442]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri Actually you did a superb presentation in my opinion. I have only praise (and respect) for you. Woodworking has been my lifelong hobby and as such have seen a lot of creative ideas. Mathias W. was the first to impress me but I rate yours as the best ever.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@michaelcoceski5442 Thanks again, really glad to hear your opinion about the jig and presentation. I'm well aware of Mathias jig and it was (is) a great invention at a low build cost. The hardware for mine is more expensive but it's also a better more versatile and user friendly jig.

[@ksojoel]

Definitely one of the most impressive table saw jigs i've seen. It's like MathiasWandel's box joint jig upgrade.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! My first iteration of this jig had the linear rails and layout as this one but was controlled using standard threaded rod and gear wheels similar to Wandels jig. I didn't use it that often and had to start over every time and have a recap on the different gear options and so on. It was a huge improvement to switch to the ball screw and this numerical control wheel. It speeded up the process of setting up cuts, improved accuracy and fine tuning options and made the jig more versatile to cut other things than plain boxjoints. At that time I also introduced the template system which made it much more user friendly.

[@rafaelrestrepo3814]

Stunning, and terrific jig.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks!

[@millerjy36]

Thank you, very well made and even better explanations.

[@michaelcoceski5442]

Big respect to you for your introductory comments on click-bait y/t titles. Greater respect for the design of this masterpiece.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! Felt I had to say something, been tired of "the ultimate" title trend a long time now.

[@michaelcoceski5442]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri I lose interest every time I see such title. I'm glad you stay true, you don't need to. Quality speaks for itself.

[@andyking8454]

WOW .......... Next level of craftsmanship , Extreme accuracy , Ill study this video ........ This has inspired me to push my own boundaries ........ Thank you 👌💪

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! I'm glad I could be a source to inspiration.

[@SteveMaskery]

Very good Carmonius, very good. I prefer my sliding action, it was the idea of a lead-screw that I was trying to get away from. But nevertheless very excellent, and your photography is better than mine. Shall we agree that we both have, in different ways, the best tablesaw jig in the world? :)

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@SteveMaskery Thanks! We can agree that yours is a very good tenon jig and cheaper and quicker to build. But! I did very much research on "the competition" before I dared to say this is the best joinery jig in the world in the intro and won't share the title that easy:)

[@beewagyu]

Thank you Mr Carmonius. Great content and thanks for sharing. A great presentation and genius. Maybe I can share something in the future.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@beewagyu Thank you! Good luck if you decide to build this jig, any questions just ask.

[@bengtjohansson6364]

Thank you, Ola! This looks like a brilliant design: accurate and easy to use. I might get to this level, in a couple of years.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! It might look complicated but is actually really simple to use. Hope to see your version of the jig in a couple of years then:)

[@Randorf100]

my friend that is best jig I have ever see you are a genus in my eyes deserved a noble prize 🏆

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! It is a great jig, although I know how good it is it still impress me when I use it. BTW, I'm from sweden, the country that hands out the Nobel prizes. I see what they can do🙂

[@jamescampbell7780]

That is the Rolls Royce of jigs, no question!

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks!

[@Krmpfpks]

Incredible jig. What a great idea to use a ball screw. Now I am already thinking of scavenging one from my 3d printer and try to control it with a stepper … imagine the possibilities, cncing your table saw

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! It's been discussed before to add a stepper motor. Personally I'm quicker with my fully analogue system if it's smaller series run like I usually do. It's really super quick to set the pins and start cutting. For someone into cnc and programming a stepper might be quick to set up for a cut, but I think for the avarage woodworker this analogue system is more simple to handle.

[@Krmpfpks]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri probably you are totally right and using a stepper will only complicate things. Especially with your ingenious templating strips there is probably nothing to gain from automation.

[@HamishBorthen]

Well you got the like and subscribe from me before the intro was finished! that's a great solution for accurate cuts and love the template system. Great job.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks!

[@homemadetools]

Amazing work. We shared this video on our homemade tools forum this week and people really liked it😎

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! That's great to hear. I check your forum every now and then and there are many interesting things.

[@homemadetools]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri Let me know if you want a free premium membership (usually $69/year). You can post your videos on the forum (including your old ones). We have many YTers doing the same, and people would be very interested in your contributions.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@homemadetools thank you very much, that would be nice! You can contact me through the mail adress you find on my homepage linked in my profile.

[@homemadetools]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri Great, I just sent you an email.

[@williambleakley2188]

Enjoyed this video. Love jigs and this one is great. Thanks

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! I also love jigs as you maybe figured out.

[@beewagyu]

I love your jig. Can I get the plans for the jig currently?

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@beewagyu Thanks! Yes there are plans available for this jig, you find the link in the video description.

[@NichHaberle]

Big fan of your channel. Incredible level of detail and planning. Great job Do you have any plans for providing your plans in imperial?

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@NichHaberle Thanks! Do you mean plans for a jig that runs on the imperial system, or plans for this metric jig but where dimensions are in imperial? No plans for either sorry, I think option 2 would be quite difficult. Option 1 not that difficult but I would need to redesign it slightly to get nice even inch dimensions.

[@NichHaberle]

@ appreciate the quick follow up. Do not worry about making the plans in imperial. I will ll purchase the plans as is and adapt my approach to fit the Superjig or I’ll convert it myself. Thanks again for sharing!

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@NichHaberle Thanks. Good luck with the build, any questions just ask.

[@atlas2003]

Perfect. I'm gonna buy it and build it. I don't know yet exactly, but I'll be one of your customers:)

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks and welcome as customer when that day comes:)

[@atlas2003]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri The day is today :)

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

@@atlas2003 that was quick:). Good luck with the build.

[@davidporterrealestate]

awesome

[@tableshaper4076]

​I've watched the build vids before but don't remember how you accurately drilled the dial wheel. If its cnc do you have the file for sale for it?

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Watch the build video for the control wheel again. No CNC needed at all. 3D file of the wheel is included in the plans.

[@captainnapalm8207]

WOW. Just, WOW.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks! WOW might be a good word to describe this jig🙂

[@scott8351]

Anyone build this and any feedback? It looks awesome, I am pondering building it.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Don't want to answer the question since it's not meant for me...but I think you won't get any answers here. People watch this intro video and then decide to build or not, don't think anyone comes back to this video after they decided to build. I recommend you ask in one of the build videos. Can't promise you get any answers there either but the chance is bigger.

[@scott8351]

@@CarmoniusFinsnickeri Good idea, I hope its selling for you.

[@VadimBiliy]

👍👍👍👍

[@kevinwillis6707]

class

[@kellyvcraig]

Not good. DAMN GOOD.

[@kevinrose8568]

Thanks for calling out the "ultimate' ... whatever. I tend to avoid videos that make that claim in the title.

[@CarmoniusFinsnickeri]

Thanks, I wish more people did. It's usually enough to watch 20 seconds to realize it's not even close to ultimate.

[@marciolangeani9992]

Fantastic!