How To Make Castle Joints

In this video I will walk you through the steps I took to make castle joints for the first time using some scrap wood from the shop. Castle joints are very easy to do and if you have never tried them, watch this video and see how simple castle joints really are.
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[andreaferrarin]

Wow, nice!!! Really the best and simple video to understand how to make this kind of joints. Nice work 💪🏻💪🏻

[johnisley]

How anyone could give you a thumbs down for this amazes me. Excellent work. Cheers

[markg]

Thank you!! I want to use this join for my bed frame build 😁

[sandrahill]

Excellent video! I’ve always wanted to make this joint but was intimidated by it. You made this look so easy!!! I’m gonna start today. ❤😊

[BillGoodman]

Very cool and easy method. I’m going to be making a coffee table for my mother-in-law soon. I like to always try something new and different with each project and I was thinking a castle joint would be perfect. Thanks for this video.

[michellem]

Great video Jason. You did a great job explaining the concepts

[kevinc]

Thanks Jason, going to give it a try.

[paulafrance]

I would love to see how you built the actual castle joint!

[wilsonnixon]

thanks for the video...you're really good at explaining and simplifying woodworking.

[markmccaw]

Nice straight forward video without a lot of distracting music :). Thank you.

[jaschatz]

Nice video! stretchers run proud of legs and edges chamfered gives nice Greene and Greene look

[petercallaghan]

I've been experimenting with bending wood using steam and I've got a pretty good "top" made. This has given me the perfect way to incorporate it into a small coffee table. Thank you!

[tekviper]

This is a great video, I am building a cross for a wedding couple and was thinking how can I make the base sturdy and easy to assemble / disassemble. Thank you for sharing this joint tutorial !

[billellison]

Good job!! Excellent explanation and teaching techniques!!

[grandolddrummer]

Now I have to think of a project to use these on. They're way simpler than I thought they would be.

[pmelchman]

Awesome video Jason. Excellent explanation. Keep up the good work

[leahannwhite]

Is it possible for me to do woodworking *without* a table saw but instead just a router? I had a bad accident recently and table saws terrify me. But I want to continue building and learning and creating things with wood. Can routers with templates and guides, as well as handheld cutters like a circular saw take care of most cutting.. along with a planer, rather than using miter saws, table saws? I would really love to know. Thanks!

[sapelesteve]

Nicely done & great little brief tutorial! Never heard of the Castle joint before but after watching your video, I know why it's called a Castle 👍👍

[johnross]

Great video Jason just a great video and very informative. Thanks.

[SmokingDeWalt]

Thank you for this video! That looks like a really strong joint, can't wait to try it out.