Unbelievable!!! Cut Perfect Splines without measuring!!!

In this video i show you how to cut perfect splines.
This is the simplest method so far i know.

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[DrewJacobson]

Easiest method I’ve seen yet! But I agree that you don’t need the background noise. Good job!!

[gregghernandez]

I just have to say...this is absolutely genius! So simple, but you thought it through for the rest us. Thanks!

[Wurmtal]

I guess it's true what people say, the biggest compliment you can get for an idea is, that other people will copy it without mentioning the source.
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it.

[GrantOakes]

I never get tired of watching this. Fits so well you almost don't need glue! Those splines can also be used as a kerf shim when cutting dattos and rabbits.

[pemtax]

Well conceived, beautifully demonstrated and filmed and clearly explained. This is a process I'll use for years. Cheers!!

[maribelngitngit]

great idea !precise and easy way of cutting spline...I really enjoy watching ur vedeos, thanks and God Bless!

[robertbarr]

Genius lies in simplicity - that's why I had to look here to find an easy solution to a hitherto enormous problem. Well done and thanks.

[Sebastopolmark]

THIS is a GREAT tutorial. Simple, no cost AND it works. Thanks ! !! !!! I too can do with out the music OR at least turn down the volume.

[paulgorst]

Genius. You've just earned yourself a new sub in the UK. Loving your videos. Please keep them up.

[essexbarnworkshop]

Also perfect for when making half-lap joints and you need a piece of wood the exact thickness of your blade kerf, great video. Thank you.

[junkmail]

0:00 That is so simple, clear, effective, it is just breath taking. I can't breathe, I'm so impressed.
You are singlehandedly raising the bar for for woodworkers everywhere. Again ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!

[chockychocky]

Nice simple method. For those who don't feel comfortable ripping the wood on the sled you can use a square on the fence/non cutting side (parallel to the blade) - but make sure that edge is square first. Safer and deadly accurate.

[Not_TVs_Frank]

This is so simple. How did I not think of this?! I'm glad _you_ thought of it, anyway. Next time I need a spline I won't have to worry about the thickness been off. Thanks for sharing this!

[mickyork]

Great video and I like this method. It did the job, however my spline wasn’t absolutely consistent the whole way along. Only a very slight taper but one of my corners needed some sawdust and glue to fill. I might experiment with a thicker depth stop block, so when doing the long spline cut, there is more of the stop block to register against to get it absolutely parallel to the blade. My sled is absolutely square, but with 18mm thick stop block, there’s the chance it’s not completely registered at 90 to the fence of the sled/parallel to blade.

[bobmcarthur]

Simple, repeatable, SMART !! Thanks

[JohnColgan.]

Amazingly simple process, but perfectly executed

[theExcalibur]

So simple and so genius, wow. You have new subscriber here. Thanks for sharing! I'm very new to woodworking and when I see somthong like that it give me the hope .

[RICOFURNITURE]

Great and simple idea, you just won one more subscriber :)

[boosterg]

I love the simplicity of this. And it will work with a dado stack as well.

[bracsim]

Best idea ever, never thought about that.