Unbelievable!!! Cut Perfect Splines without measuring!!!

[@gregghernandez2714]

I just have to say...this is absolutely genius! So simple, but you thought it through for the rest us. Thanks!

[@Wurmtal868]

I guess it's true what people say, the biggest compliment you can get for an idea is, that other people will copy it without mentioning the source. Thanks a lot, I appreciate it.

[@DrewJacobson61]

Easiest method I’ve seen yet! But I agree that you don’t need the background noise. Good job!!

[@kennyc388]

Thank you ! Why do people add that garbage to their videos ?

[@pemtax557]

Well conceived, beautifully demonstrated and filmed and clearly explained. This is a process I'll use for years. Cheers!!

[@GrantOakes]

I never get tired of watching this. Fits so well you almost don't need glue! Those splines can also be used as a kerf shim when cutting dattos and rabbits.

[@chrisgriffith1573]

If you place a piece of paper between the stop block and your piece, the fit will be absolutely perfect.

[@robertbarr8001]

Genius lies in simplicity - that's why I had to look here to find an easy solution to a hitherto enormous problem. Well done and thanks.

[@Sebastopolmark]

THIS is a GREAT tutorial. Simple, no cost AND it works. Thanks ! !! !!! I too can do with out the music OR at least turn down the volume.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you so much.

[@maribelngitngit7833]

great idea !precise and easy way of cutting spline...I really enjoy watching ur vedeos,thanks and God Bless!

[@paulgorst4480]

Genius. You've just earned yourself a new sub in the UK. Loving your videos. Please keep them up.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you. Appreciate that.

[@chockychocky]

Nice simple method. For those who don't feel comfortable ripping the wood on the sled you can use a square on the fence/non cutting side (parallel to the blade) - but make sure that edge is square first. Safer and deadly accurate.

[@kennyc388]

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[@Not_TVs_Frank]

This is so simple. How did I not think of this?! I'm glad _you_ thought of it, anyway. Next time I need a spline I won't have to worry about the thickness been off. Thanks for sharing this!

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

I'm glad if you like it.

[@essexbarnworkshop8578]

Also perfect for when making half-lap joints and you need a piece of wood the exact thickness of your blade kerf, great video. Thank you.

[@theExcalibur2]

So simple and so genius , wow. You have new subscriber here. Thanks for sharing! I'm very new to woodworking and when I see somthong like that it give me the hope .

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you very much.

[@bobmcarthur4150]

Simple, repeatable, SMART !! Thanks

[@JohnColgan.]

Amazingly simple process, but perfectly executed

[@Wurmtal868]

I have to agree. A perfect copy of a video I made a year earlier.

[@junkmail4613]

0:00 That is so simple, clear, effective, it is just breath taking. I can't breathe, I'm so impressed. You are singlehandedly raising the bar for for woodworkers everywhere. Again ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you so much

[@mickyork41]

Great video and I like this method. It did the job, however my spline wasn’t absolutely consistent the whole way along. Only a very slight taper but one of my corners needed some sawdust and glue to fill. I might experiment with a thicker depth stop block, so when doing the long spline cut, there is more of the stop block to register against to get it absolutely parallel to the blade. My sled is absolutely square, but with 18mm thick stop block, there’s the chance it’s not completely registered at 90 to the fence of the sled/parallel to blade.

[@boosterg]

I love the simplicity of this. And it will work with a dado stack as well.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks

[@par5endos562]

You'd have to rip the spline off with the dado stack though. Not so ideal in that case.

[@middaghd]

This is fantastic, thank you for sharing. One thought though, would it be to perfect for glue? Would you need a little space for the glue to go in between?

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks. I have used the splines this way and it worked.

[@RICOFURNITURE]

Great and simple idea , you just won one more subscriber :)

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you so much

[@bracsim]

Best idea ever, never thought about that.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you

[@grahamwellman964]

I have spent bloody ages trying to get a good fit on spines, this is simple genius

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks

[@stx38]

Wonderfully simply and effective. Great video. Kill the music.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks. In newer videos the music is already killed

[@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT]

Simple, yet very clever! And the principle can be applied in different ways.

[@markmccaw4401]

So simple- yet genius!

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you.

[@e.dbogan6266]

Really good idea! Thanks.

[@jeffduplooy8069]

Fantastic!! You got a new subscriber

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you so much.

[@giuseppedibari]

You think like a genius. Thank you.

[@WoodWorkTherapy]

That is an awesome technique. I will have to use that with my new picture frame spline jig I just built. This will make the spline inserts WAY easier to cut! Thank you for the video! :)

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you. I'm glad if this helps you.

[@stevetobias4890]

Nice easy way to cut splines, thank you

[@klausmaerz9451]

Great technique, much better than measuring

[@nunogue]

Cool tip. Sometimes i miss a second thumbs up button...

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you so much

[@Paul-mx2yj]

You don’t need that background noise. Great tip.

[@queenbvanity727]

Very useful information!!!

[@mellisb]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@JoaquimParis]

Fantastic method. Thank you !!

[@johnkarapita437]

Brilliant idea!

[@billcoley8520]

Now if I can remember this when ever I do this

[@Wurmtal868]

Just search for "wooden spline" in google.com and the first hit will guide you to the origin of this idea.

[@johnmeinhardt-jensen7713]

Awesome, so simple

[@houtjeboom]

Well explained.... very usefull and easy .

[@DomXereX]

Bravo, nice and clever!

[@SebastianGodoyMedel]

This is really awesome. Thanks!

[@JohnColgan.]

Simple but brilliant !!

[@arboristBlairGlenn]

Excellent video explanation. Thanks

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks!

[@JackbenchWoodworking]

Very clever method

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you!

[@RobRobertson1000]

Brilliantly simple :)

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks

[@rickjohnson7155]

Thank you! I appreciate it.

[@emilecrowther7706]

Thanks for the advice 😊

[@GNU_Linux_for_good]

Great job.

[@borislum1998]

smart. nice video.

[@ashokmoghe8035]

Hi - while watching this video again, I realized you haven't posted any videos for a while now. Hope everything is going well with you. I am long time subscriber and follow your very informative videos. Just concerned. Take care.

[@eugenetaljaard7568]

Very tight! No room for glue.

[@woodywoods5373]

Cool nice job

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks

[@hayfahvytsen]

Nice job! Einfach genial!

[@chucksmith9633]

Fantastic!

[@jvaran5618]

simply genius

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks

[@TheWoodWorkingPilot]

Great idea. Thank you for sharing., The only thing that bothers me with this method is the fact that you rip cut on the cross cut sled. Couldn't that be risky?

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you. I have no problems to rip cut small pieces on the sled. I think it depends on the wood type you cut.

[@TheWoodWorkingPilot]

I SIMPLY BUILT IT which kind of wood would you avoid doing that with?

[@timg8337]

That was brilliant...and I LIKE the music.

[@kennyc388]

Your taste in music is definitely lacking. What style is it, "Modern Irritation" ?

[@Belg1970]

I like the concept very much, you also have to make the your end is square to the length. And that your sled cut true. My only problem with this would be that I like to use scraps to make splines and not sure when using small pieces it would register correctly??

[@colinhalkyard2898]

could that idea be used to make a finger joint jig

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

I never thought about it. But i have two Finger Joint Jig Videos on my channel if you are interested to build one.

[@indralapurshotham3754]

Good job

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you

[@mikehoward70]

Beautifully simple idea; but harder than it looks in practice. I just tried this and cut 10 spines, I dont think I got more than 2 the same thickness. Looks like the alignment of saw and sled has to be perfect. Near enough is not good enough.

[@langrock74]

Inspire Woodcraft has a similar video but without the crosscut sled, which may take out some of the uncertainty that the sled might cause.

[@LivingTheLifeRetired]

Have you ever tried to watch one of your videos with that disco music background?

[@PaulvanOsss]

Mathematics in practice! Funny instructive.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks!

[@Monduras]

You just saved me

[@michaelherz1692]

Very helpful. Thanks. But oh God why the music??

[@trinisqueaks]

brilliant

[@thomashawaii]

Smart.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thanks

[@brunovelasco693]

Perfecto🇨🇱

[@gpdoyon]

Wow!

[@stevenwest4751]

Seems like you could use your first spline to move your stop block over the correct width and then cut splines repeatedly without needing to make that first cut to create the foot.

[@fireworxz]

Thanks

[@NavinBetamax]

Why do you move the wood piece below the table saw every time before sawing the spline ??? Why ?????

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

😄 I did not notice that at all. I turn of the table saw while i have the piece in the hand.

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

Maybe I am missing something, why not just move the stop block over to the width of the blade after the first spline is cut?

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

It's just part of the principle to cut perfect splines without measuring or move something. You can do it that way.

[@TheFalconJetDriver]

I SIMPLY BUILT IT OK I can see that. Thank you for the reply😀🛫

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

You're welcome.

[@ssullivan]

Genius

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

Thank you

[@budgethomestyle]

Nice and clear video but please use some more relaxed music. The music distracts.

[@squarelevelplumb]

Is it too tight for glue???

[@langrock74]

I would think so too.

[@anasmrright]

I hope I'm not the only one who likes these videos but hates the music.

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

No you are not the only one. In newer videos are no music anymore.

[@Monduras]

@@ISIMPLYBUILTIT music would be ok but just lower the volume - it's too loud

[@harrypowers9412]

Very Instructive videos-but extremely distracting background music 😖...I had to mute and miss your dialogue

[@euantubely1517]

The lyrics of the backing music are: spline spline spline, spline spline spline [repeat]

[@ericvanvlandren8987]

Great video - very helpful. Thank you. Music was absolute shit though. Unnecessary. In the future, skip it, adds nothing.

[@leewarren]

Great tip! Background music is distracting (annoying).

[@labrat7357]

Great videos but the music is too loud and intrusive. Set it to be only just a hint in the background and not that horrible percussive music.

[@timkilinc535]

Good content, terrible background music to deal with. Very distracting.

[@AlanKeck-r5z]

Good info, but the music makes it almost unwatchable.

[@jon_craftingo.o4686]

Brilliant, and I liked the music. Sorry for all the sad people in the world who can’t just be happy with the simple knowledge contributors like yourself deliver to their eyeballs with just a swipe of their fingers.

[@michaelwilson5014]

Needless music spoilt good video

[@ytSuns26]

Duh adjust the stop block!

[@DeWayneSkipper]

Tried to watch but that terrible and way too loud music drove me away....

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

I know. In newer videos, the music are more in the background and not so loud, and in the newest videos there are no more music.

[@harrypowers9412]

I SIMPLY BUILT IT-Thank you very much-your videos are among the BEST and most expertly done of any I’ve seen; no background music is needed. 👍🏻

[@MrTrapper28]

Great video, but…. Please cut the awful music out!

[@briansmith8967]

This one definitely works, this one is simpler and has fewer steps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6DbnaWFgLyHiM0 Once you make the part with the extra "foot" on it, you keep using it rather than having to make that cut over and over again.

[@fredsasse9973]

Yes, that too is great technique. In both cases it's a lot easier & more accurate to use the custom-cut-for-the-blade-thickness spline as a spacer when making a kerf cut for lap joints then to use some kind of a jig like others have demonstrated.

[@KIJs-gc6ux]

And without a sled: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKTaZqSip8mraKM

[@watermain48]

Sorry, but that music playing into my hearing aids would keep me from subscribing to your channel.

[@vilod]

Yeah, hope your newer videos don't have god awful music.

[@andabien3]

Maybe you have a good idea, but I didn't come here to listen to your music.

[@cgrovespsyd]

Direct rip-off from Wurmtal 868 who did his video four years ago. No credit given. Booo!

[@usmustdie4peace405]

Without music, your videos would be worth to watch without muting!!

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

In newer videos are no music anymore.

[@ideaguyinks]

You just copied Wurmtal 868 for this one. Your first one was too complicated,

[@aliasglilou7914]

Stop the music please

[@ISIMPLYBUILTIT]

In newer videos are no music anymore. Maybe i can re-upload some videos without the music.

[@aliasglilou7914]

I SIMPLY BUILT IT Thank you Sir You are doing a great job