Check out this cheap router mortising jig with LOTS of versatility

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[sudeephari]

I saw your video today, it's not only informative but it's also to the point.
Thank you and to, other craftsman like you who take out time for making videos to help novices like us .God bless you.

[efrancis]

It's always great to see such no-nonsense content, especially from a fellow Midlander.

[danfrench]

Just had myself a cold one. I earned it my friends. Seriously, your videos are perhaps the best combination of good, relevant woodworking information and entertainment on YouTube.

[steelcobra]

You could also inlay some T-track into the fixed side you run the edge guide against and have easily adjustable stops built into the jig.

[matthewbrown]

Thanks for the free plans. I can't even tell how many times I've referenced your videos for tips just like this.

[davidharvey]

Great way to widen the face the router stands on, it makes it all possible. Many thanks

[chrisbellis]

This is so simple! it is brilliant Many thanks Chris

[toysoldier]

Thank you James. I'm out of my shop for the next year, had major shoulder surgery just shy of a replacement. This is a great jig.

[davidvaughn]

TY for the free jig plans. I am on a fixed income so I have to find plans that are free for my shop projects.

[meanders]

Innovative thinking in an area that would seem saturated already. That jig is worth trying. And I'd like to add that connecting routers to dust collection makes quite a surprising difference in ability to see your work, keeping your cut clean, and keeping your bit cool.

[douglasmercier]

Still doing free plans. Nice gig I enjoy your videos.

[danashelters]

Thank you for explaining, passing the knowledge and love of woodworking on .

[normanbott]

Thanks once again - it's a nice simple jig and saves you juggling the support pieces in the vise (I always struggle ) ! Downloaded it.I really like this channel - excellent information delivered in a friendly, direct manner.

[scotttovey]

On the left side, where you lined the board up to the edge,
glue a 1 inch piece of wood for 3/4 ply
or 1/2 inch for 1/4 ply
to the edge so that it protrudes 1/4 inch above the base, you will have a natural stop to insure your boards always line up.
Just make sure you clean out any wood chips in that area before placing the next board to be mortised..

[mustafanaser]

Indeed it is an amazing and very simple method I have ever seen 👍👍👍

[RichImage]

Simple, but effective... I will be doing this as soon as I can get back in the shop.

[dennisgoesfishing]

Fantastic video Mr. Nubs, you do a great job of laying things out in a way that just makes sense. Thank you!!

[kevinbowker]

Thanks, James! I always enjoy watching your videos!

[alanmullock]

Top jig James! Thanks for posting!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[jjt]

It was great seeing you in Atlanta Jim!