Thin Strip Guide For The Table Saw Alternative/ Get Repeatable Cuts Every Time!

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out my woodworking playlist for other great videos - kzbin.info/aero/PLN-3C9WA_8MZ_t0NcIB-oJIdqTCgh0C3i

[@ulrichfroehlich4707]

After watching about 40 other thin rip videos of different levels of complication I realized if I turned my Bow featherboard around that should work perfect. Then I searched for the same concept and found 2, you and someone else. I think your idea is genius. However how many other simpler perfectly functional wood jig/technique's are out there that we don't see. Thank you keep simplifying.

[@KellyConcepts]

Great impromptu video, KZbin loves the consistency and so do we!

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thank you! And stay tuned, there's a second video on this subject coming out soon 👍

[@JustMightDIY]

Love simple solutions that can make repeatable jobs easier. Great jig!

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thank you! Yes, simple is the way to go!👍

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Simple yet effective end result. Decent bit of kit could really do with one, added to the never ending list. 😊

[@LTDWoodworks]

Yep, that's what I thought so just had to share. Thanks for watching and get yourself a feather board!👍

Hello my new friend. I saw that I had a lot in common. We love the same similar jobs. This is a good video. These kinds of auxiliaries allow us to do our job more accurately and reliably. I watched you curiously. It's good to take advantage of your ideas. I'm happy to be on your channel. I would like to see you on my channel. He likes woodwork as a hobby and I do it when I have time. Thank you for sharing. Warm hug. Great greetings. Yours truly...

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thank you and thanks for watching!👍

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[@WhiteLabWorkshop]

Great tip! I’ve done this same thing with a board clamped to my miter gauge as a stop. Nice thing about the miter gauge is it slides out of the way for the actual cut.

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thank you and thanks again for pointing out the mysterious disappearance of info in the description 👍

[@LonghornWorkshop]

I always like simple jigs and or tips, this one was a great one. Oh and you had the zero clearance tape tip there too, two tips in one short video...lol

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thank you! Ya, I'm surprised I didn't mention the tape in the video. Oh well... Thanks for watching 👍

[@TheGrantAlexander]

Looks great John, can't wait to see the project, you know I'm a fan of thin strips 😎

[@LTDWoodworks]

Ya, I figured you might like something with thin strips. Hope my "secret" project comes out ok😬

[@Dutchshedwoodshop]

great video again buddy!

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thanks, I enjoyed this one👍

[@charlysshed8241]

Hello, really good job! 👍 Greetings from my Austrian channel

[@LTDWoodworks]

Thank you! You should also check out the newest video. It's a better option 👍

[@Poor_Mans_DIY]

now that was an awesome way to think outside the box. i put a featherboard in my shopping cart thanks to your brilliant idea! On a side note, have you considered work in radio? You have the perfect soothing voice to DJ. I suspect you could sell us anything or convince us to listen to anything. :-) BTW, my guess is that you are going to use ancient Japanese techniques to make shingles. Am I right or what?

[@LTDWoodworks]

Ha, thank you for those kind words 👍 You’re not the first one to ever tell me that about my voice. And for your guess, not quite. Think small, much smaller 😉

[@mrupholsteryman]

It's funny you mention the radio voice. There is a guy who does amplifier testing and reviews on KZbin to keep purchasers aware of faulty misleading advertising on car amplifier products (Big D Whiz) who sounds very similar as well...just not as much southern drawl.. But yeah I hear the same quality. 😇😎

[@heyimamaker]

Think you could remove the riving knife for this application? 👍

[@LTDWoodworks]

Well... I guess it’s not really needed here. I guess I’m just in the habit of leaving it on all the time. I’ll try it with out it and see how it goes 👍

[@heyimamaker]

@@LTDWoodworks My saw is so old that it doesn't have one, and there have been times when I wish it did. But I "think" this is a safe case for not needing one? *not a lawyer, you assume all risk :)

[@LTDWoodworks]

Hey I'm a Maker Ya, they are definitely a great and safe thing to have and use. Again, I think I normally just leave it in. Better safe than sorry type thing. And as you say “I’m no lawyer either, so assume you’re own risk as well “😉

[@HighCaliberCraftsman]

1000 pieces?!? You are a glutton for punishment 😂

[@LTDWoodworks]

I guess so! As I said, I hope it comes out ok😬👍