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When I started thinking about designing a spline jig, I knew I wanted a handle to hold it tight to the fence & table, & maybe a handle to push forward, & I didn't want a bridge over the fence ( don't like those). So after some time, this is what I came up with. I know some will think it's...

Learning to make a box. This is a box made out of walnut with a maple handle. The box is mitered with maple splines. The top is a small piece of figured walnut. The hinges are small barrel hinges. Joints weren't that tight, had some tear out, the barrel hinges aren't lined up perfectly and the...

Yes it's ugly, yes it's a hack, but it works. I am working on a box now (thanks to boxguy for tips and inspiration) and I have never really made a GOOD one using proper technique. I am not overly thrilled with the look of box joints or dovetails. I purchased a lock miter bit, but am not super...

This is the auxiliary fence I built over my rip fence on my SawStop. The subfence fits with a piston fit and the tall fence bolts onto it. Everything is made from baltic birch plywood and the tall fence is skinned with formica for durability, slickness and easy visibility to reference lines...

Also known as a spline jig. This is to replace a jig that fit my old Unisaw. Instead of runners attached to a bottom plate I had the idea (probably not original) to use the 45 degree supports for the runners too. I attached the 45's to a straight piece with biscuits then trimmed it on the...

This is a spline jig that I made using the "Blackies" jig as a model. The scrap wood I used happened to be cut at a 45 degree angle so it looks kind of cool but has nothing to do with the function.

Here are my attemt on the miter key jig. It runs extremely smooth on my Festool sled, just attaced to the fence with two clamps, and off we go. The black MDF are just because it was some I had left, and even it might color a little, it was free, so… I made also a movable fence or clamp on holder...

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I received comments on my most recent previous project post of the spline jig I have. So I thought I'd share these photos on how it is made. My previous project post Quintuplets http://lumberjocks.com/projects/108735 Constructed of 3/4" MDF, 1/4" MDF, 3/4" plywood and 4/4 poplar scraps...

this is my version of a spline cutting jig.it's made from 3/4 melamine and 1/2 Baltic birch,with adjustable arms to keep the work piece where you want it

Spent a few hours in the shop today, making a spline jig that will take care of the spline cutting for both boxes and picture frames. For extra safety, a stop block is added to keep my fingers away from the 'line of fire.' A block plane was used to trim two pairs runners to perfect size (one...

First off I used Some Draw fronts from an Old Pine Dresser. Recycling :) I then Ripped them On My Homemade temporary Table Saw as my main saw is in parts and being serviced by Myself. Once I got the to the same width as The Biscuit Jointer I then Proceeded to the next stage… I used My Scroll...

I've wanted to do these for awhile now - finally getting to them. One of my other hobbies is photography. So this will be great to utilize my new jigs to knock out new frames any 'ol time now. I got the design of these frames and the design of the table saw miter sled from FWW "Building Custom...