6 Jigs you haven't seen before

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[billmcmillan]

I am so glad I stumbled upon this post. I cried the day they stopped making "Shop Notes". Two of my favorite projects and ones I use every day in my weekend warrior shop are, issue 113 the folding router table (which I have made and refined many times) and issue 74 the extendable drill press table. What they call Shop Notes now is a shadow of its former self. Izzy you have gained a loyal follower.

[mrmukura]

That last jig is something I've been mulling over for a while. It's good to see one built and demonstrated, especially when it is used in ways other than what I'd had in mind and ends up solving other problems.

I always appreciate the down to earth nature of the videos on this channel, and great to see that link to shop notes and the credit to them. It helps noobs like me cut through the hype channels and get to working better.

[fcschoenthal]

I subscribed to ShopNotes from the start and still have all the issues. I was thrilled a couple of years ago when they started publishing it again. Thanks for all of the inspiration on these jigs. Love how your mind works solving problems. - Chris

[brianrydzeski]

Thank you, Izzy. Nice jigs. I appreciate the link to Shop Notes. Maggie, that look on your face is priceless.

[timdoll]

I’ve spent countless hours looking through and making many of the mind boggling ingenuity and functionality of their products. You are very witty and clever yourself. Glad I stumbled across your sight. Hit subscribe immediately. Thanks

[SmallProjectCentral]

Love them all...but that last one is definitely on the to-make list! Nice video 🙂

[toddharshbarger]

At first i thought the last spacer was going to be too complicated to peak my interest but when you showed the use for holding up drawer slides i now think it may even be my favorite of the lot!
I also really appreciate your crediting work - its the right thing to do and it also reflects your own self confidence - like you know you’ve made some great projects you dont need to take credit for someone elses!
Lastly, i want to see more details on that hydraulic arm in the background to your left in the final scene! It looks cool if its not as useful!

[tomcrane]

Izzy, Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tricks. These jigs will definitely get made fairly soon. Shop Notes was a fantastic magazine. I wish that there were still one similar to that being put out today. Thank you again for doing these videos.

[SteveMcHuman]

The Bow knobs use a standard 5/16" BSA (aka Whitworth) thread. It's not proprietary.

[Arthur-uevz]

Thank you!
I love communities wherein everyone shares invaluable info that benefits us all.
Sharing info helps to uplift us all. Secretive stuff just benefits the OP and the majority of us are left in the dark.
Openly sharing creates a society that is constantly floating upward instead of spiraling downward.
Bravo for open sharing and I hope it continues and infects everyone else with the sharing bug.
Openness is just so beneficial for the world. It uplifts everyone!!!
Thanks again! 😊

[G.I.JeffsWorkbench]

Great ideas Izzy. #5 is my fav. It will keep me from saving various plywood offcuts for spacing & installing drawer slides. As always, thanks for sharing your ideas (& giving credit where it’s due - even if it was just the inspiration).

[justplanebob]

Izzy, you always have clever, easy diy jigs to help with stuff I fumble around with and cuss at. Thanks for helping me with my shop language. 😂

[wesbrownmd]

90 seconds into the video and I headed straight to the garage to make a Thingy!

[len]

Your videos are honest and inspiring! Thank you for your passion for the home woodwoodworker, along with the family vibe in the background.

[Dr.CandanEsin]

You present useful things compatible with ordinary shops and the capability of the hobbyist. Thank you for your diligence and respect for the audience.

[ronstudd]

Thank you for sharing! I need at least two of each - and now I am inspired! Very crafty and clever. I miss Shop Notes!

[jasonstuart]

It's the simple thingies in life, that make all the difference. Definitely making the adjustable height rest. It'll get used every day. Thanks Izzy.

[greggcoulter]

Love your videos I just wish they were longer and more frequent. You always have smart innovations and great recommendations.

[michaeloswald]

You sir are an amazing woodworker. I look forward to all your future videos. Thank you for taking the time.

[CelestialPopCollectiveOfficial]

Izzy! You are so brilliant and your followers are so blessed that you share your ideas with us. Thank you so much, again! 🫶🏻🇨🇦