Easy Way To Glue Up Miters

This is a cool technique that I learned while a student at North Bennet Street School. With this technique you'll get a miter with very little run out in the grain. It'll look like the wood grain is wrapping around the miter. Its is the best way i've found to clamp up miters. Hope you can use this in your work.

Thanks!

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[JayBates]

Interesting approach. Thanks for the demonstration.

[Josef_R]

I didn't see anything easy about this.

[JTWoodworks]

That's a great way to ensure you don't have any gaps in the seams. Thank you for sharing this Kyle!

[andreashotzel]

Video Part 2: How to remove the additional wood without any traces. :-P

[onjofilms]

What kind of ketchup do you use for glue?

[John_Malecki]

Interesting technique. Seems to make clamping way way easier. I'll for sure have to try it. Well done bud!

[allananderson]

Use a couple drops 2P-10 glue on the blocks? instant dry. It's brittle so a sharp whack removes it.

[richey]

great idea, good thinking.from england

[davestrain]

Nice pro tip... Thanks for sharing some more of the North Bennet Street stuff with us.

And it was cool hanging with you up at Maker Faire, Now get outta my chair!

[avromweisz]

I found this very a informative video. love your work

[JustScuzzy]

sweet vid Kyle! thanks for all the tips and inspiration!

[spbygga]

Tight. I wondered how you were going to get the MDF off.

love your vids man, you look like the lead singer of the dirty heads

[victorgalvez]

creative, but not so easy. anyway your vids are awesome, you are trully an artist!!!

[gbwildlifeuk]

I think the more machines you have the more complicated you make things. Put some paper in the inside corner to prevent the block sticking to the work. Clamp a square block in the corner. Glue dry, remove block, pull off paper, job done.

[HussainAli-ovsx]

Very interesting approach to this. The only thing I would improve is just clamp those pieces instead of gluing them to also make them reusable. Thank you

[steverochon]

This is brilliant! Can you provide more details on the auxiliary fence you used and how that is correctly set? Thanks Kyle!

[rpnp]

i use the l fence alot... but never tried that method of mitres before

[zohranbloedjes]

I never thought about dingbat this way

[EcoMouseChannel]

Or just use a Lock-Miter bit and no need for biscuits or dominos or glued on calls.