Table Saw L-Fence / DIY Table Saw Jig

The table saw is the most used woodworking tool can be made more versatile by adding a template fence or L Fence as it is also called that can be used is a template guide for cutting wood at angles, straight lines, tenons, rabbets, or just simply trimming live edge or rough-edged wood and might be the handiest woodworking jig you ever make.

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I love this guy. Best temperament and personality for an instructor

[anbo]

first time I think, one can omit the riving knife cutting non-plywood safely - great tool 😃👍

[simplyphil.photography]

Colin, after seeing this vidio, this must be a very safty feature, no kick backs, great tip.

[shanewells]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge, I have been following your channel and I have been doing woodworking for 60 years now, it’s a lot easier for me to share your videos with others than for me to try and teach others, thanks again ❤

[amiller]

Honestly, at first I was wondering how this is useful - but I am completely sold. Great idea & thanks for sharing!!

[Samtagri]

Mind blowing. No more trace, jigsaw, then flush trim rout around your template. I think you should have done a complete template demo to illustrate the idea. Because for templates with straight lines, this is a super time saver.

[mr.baseball]

Gotta make this for my tablesaw..great jig for limiting kickback on pieces that get caught by the back of the blade. Thanks for providing this video!!

[brucemccready]

Never seen that idea before and I was totally amazed. Worked in a factory making furniture for years in the 70's and 80's and we had all sorts of different jigs made up and hanging on the walls for making different size tapered table legs. It was really complicated and time consuming to get the pattern right for the cutting list the customers needed. Your method no jig making needed just measure top and bottom size the leg was wanted for, draw a line and off you go. Why did no one know about this back then would have saved so much time and effort.. I am in total shock. WOW, just WOW!!!.

[stuffoflardohfortheloveof]

This is another of those ideas where I wonder, now, why I’d never thought about it myself. Very good! Thank you. 👍

[richarnaud]

this is a game changer for me..i wish i knew about his before. THanks Colin!

[a.dejesus]

Colin, that was brilliant. thanks for this info on making this Jig. I can see that this is going to be one of my most useful and go to Jigs. thanks and keep-um comin.

[jbb]

What a cleaver and useful jig! I was unsure of what you meant by "templating jig" at first but saw how useful this can be in the end. Great tip Colin!

[mitch]

Thank you, I saw Stumpy’s and then yours, so I built your version this past weekend. I have a Beisemeyer fence and it snugs between the rails perfectly. I’m making a mobile kitchen cart for my wife and am making an end grain cutting board for the top. I had to cut some rough edged 8/4 hard maple stock to width and I have to say, the edge came out perfectly straight! I watched your other video on boring for the mag switches, and will be doing that next. Thank you, Colin, this is a life saver!

[davidstopps]

I am learning all the time with your great videos thank you

[myfavs]

NEXT Jig I am making for sure.
Thank You

[woodprojectswithalex]

You're always walking through a simple way to make anything!! I saw a bunch of Youtube to how to make this jig but I believe this one is much easier than the other one!! Thank you for sharing that with us.

[lennybivona]

I made and used it today, Excellent definitely a keeper, thanks....

[budboggs]

A totally great idea. I will be making me one of those!

[marcelrey]

That’s a great idea! It eliminates the need for so many jigs. Thanks 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[harrykline]

Thanks for the great video and idea! You could also use this for safely ripping thin strips.