Woodworking Secrets: Discover the Easiest Thin Strip Jig!

[@customcraft1]

Thank you, this is the first jig that will work for veneer thickness strips.

[@AtelierQube]

That's exactly what i use it for! :) (mostly ) Let me know if you make one for yourself ;)

[@MyGrowthRings]

I make a jig for ripping thin strips that doesn’t require that you move your fence between cuts, so if you still have the “Easiest Thin Rip Jig” belt, I’ll be taking it, thank you very much. ;-) Thanks for sharing, Scott

[@AtelierQube]

Haha 😆 Feel free to link it Scott! You made me curious 😁

[@lesblack413]

Nothing wrong with this design for simplicity of use and design, also very cheap to build!! I love it!!

[@peterbarlow8912]

Mines just a 2x6 block with a thin stick applied to the trailing edge protruding on the blade side. Saw this type on wood work web first. Bevel the block to make thin bevel strips. Taper the block to make wedges.

[@JolienBrebels]

Nice jig for repetitive cuts!

[@saundersd1962]

Nice jig and very well explained. Will definitely make it

[@stevesiefken6432]

Great jig! I’m gunna make one! Thanks!👍🏻✅

[@AtelierQube]

Happy to help 😁 feel free to contact me if you have any questions 😊

[@regbowes1127]

Nice work!

[@AtelierQube]

Thanks 😊

[@petrusscott3038]

A very useful jig. Thanks, Peter

[@AtelierQube]

Glad to help!

[@TheseusTitan]

Thank you for your video. How are you getting the different colors on each ply?

[@AtelierQube]

Oh jeez I missed a couple of comments so it seems… It’s what I’m calling Rainbowwood. It’s birch veneer coloured through and through using alcohol based dye. Rainbowwood.be for more info 😉

[@TheseusTitan]

@@AtelierQube Cool, thanx!

[@dscritter614]

Very nice! I'll b m a ing this. Thx

[@AtelierQube]

Sweet! Feel free to let me know how it went 😁 Or shoot me a dm if you have any questions 😉

[@danowen278w]

You should be using a push stick as your hand is much to close to the saw blade.

[@JimmiePorterAtStuartArts]

Excellent tip....making this tomorrow!

[@AtelierQube]

Happy to help! Let me know if you have any questions 😉

[@lukegxi]

Great job super helpful

[@AtelierQube]

Thanks Luke! :)

[@gregghernandez2714]

Very cool jig. This type of jig apparently would work better for the DeWalt table saws. The commercial versions from what I have seen are too short to work in the runner slots. Cheaper too! Thanks for your excellent explanation.

[@AtelierQube]

Thanks 😊

[@mpadierna]

Nicely done. Simple and efective. Thanks for sharing. Btw, I'd like a square like that, would you mind sharing a link to it? Thanks again

[@AtelierQube]

More then welcome :) The square is actually a machinist square. They come in different sizes and are pretty common. Let me know where you live if you want a supplier near you ;)

[@mpadierna]

@@AtelierQube Mexico :) Maybe on Amazon?

[@AtelierQube]

@@mpadierna oh for sure! amzn.to/3BU7ESU here's a list, mine looks a lot like this one: amzn.to/3yXXE9r I love the wider feet on the bottom ;)

[@mpadierna]

@@AtelierQube Hey, thank you! That's exactly what I was looking for.

[@johnwhitley2898]

Very cool 😎! Nice variation on the thin strip guide. Pretty positive as it takes ALL the guessing away from the miter slot adjustment style. Kudos 👍👌!!!! ( You're not going to mind if use this design.. on my table saw..😁🤣🤣🤣👍!!)

[@AtelierQube]

I don’t mind at all. It’s basically the whole point of the video. Have fun and stay safe 😉

[@johnwhitley2898]

@@AtelierQube I certainly will! Stay safe as well!!😎

[@JonehJozieTM]

Awesome tips bro. New sub here all the way bro North Borneo island 👍👍👍

[@AtelierQube]

Thanks! Glad I could help!

[@MrTHEBRITINWA]

Nice job m8

[@AtelierQube]

Thanks!

[@MixingGBP]

Nice jig. Good and simple. So if I wanted to rip strips that are around 30 mm wide instead of 1.5 mm I would have to make sure the bolt is capable of retracting into the jig more than 30 mm, say 35 mm or more, correct? I am making a guitar neck and it is laminated with multiple strips that are from 6 mm to 30 mm wide. BTW, in the states we call those kind of threaded inserts “T-nuts”. Toe-MAY-toe, Toe-MAH-toe, I know.

[@AtelierQube]

Sorry I had missed your comment. You could work with 2 sizes of bolts of that’s easier. Or indeed a longer one that could ‘span’ the two desired lengths. T-nuts, check! I’ll try and remember it 😉

[@midnightgunner9465]

Thanks for content. Earned a sub

[@AtelierQube]

You’re welcome and Thanks 😊! Really appreciate every single one.

[@groermaik]

First time watcher, first time poster. Great project, but your voice recording is very muddy. It's probably just me, but I had to note this. Take care.

[@AtelierQube]

No worries, all input is welcome. And this was one of my first videos. My audio has been improved a lot since then.

[@ashokmoghe8035]

Nice jig - simple but effective. Going to watch that rainbow block project too. BTW @6:42 you are using a nice square - do you mind sharing which brand and where to find it? Thanks.

[@AtelierQube]

Glad you liked it! :) The square is a machinist square. You can get it at most places or trough amazon, depending on where you live.

[@johnrobinson1020]

Good idea.. your microphone needs to be better, the sound is not good enough to match the quality of your video but good content.

[@AtelierQube]

Thanks for the constructive feedback. I’ve been working on improving my videos. And buying a microphone was one of those things. Still learning a ton about video editing and especially audio editing but progress is progress 😁 I’ll be happy to see you in my comments in a year or so 😉

[@kennyhipps]

What make of table saw do you have

[@AtelierQube]

It’s a Dewalt. I believe it’s the DeWalt DWE7492, it came with a handy base on wheels.

[@luigi33z_]

Hi Where do you buy the colored plywood? Do you have a link? What's its name?

[@AtelierQube]

Hi! I make the coloured plywood myself and I’ve been calling it Rainbowwood. I’m selling the coloured veneer at rainbowwood.be 😉

[@luigi33z_]

@@AtelierQube thanks 👍