15 SIMPLEST Woodworking Tools Hacks | Tips & Tricks

These are handy jigs that anyone can make using a circular saw, Router, and jigsaw.
Combining these jigs can further enhance their utility.

Circular Saw
Brand: Makita
Model Number: HS631DZSB

Router
Brand: Makita
Model Number: RT50DZ

Jigsaw
Brand: BOSCH
Model Number: PST1000PEL

Double-Sided Tape (Removable)
Brand: Nitto
Model Number: 5000NS

Toggle Clamp 1
Model Number: GH-101-A

Toggle Clamp 2
Model Number: GH-201-B

[peterbeyer]

People watching this who can only afford a small drill, router, corded circular or jig saw will realise that that small saw could easily make all the cuts as accurately as they need. It is of immense benefit to those of us that cannot afford the latest Festool or Saw Stop equipment. Thankyou for posting.

[jameskilpatrick]

I spent many years, (in the US), running a circular saw for a living. I have used a circular saw to build many homes, a set of cabinets, a CNC router, and countless other things. Today, I learned several new tricks with a circular saw. It is a good day. Thank you!

[YayaFerni]

This guy is not a carpenter, he is a surgeon ! What a great work that he does.
Also excellent job with the visual art !
Thanks for the tips and tricks !

[ahmedmosata]

The best collection of woodworking tools ideas I have ever watched.

[That__Guy]

This is the first video of actually useful jigs I've seen in a long time. Especially for anyone starting out with woodworking or power tools this can help you make most out of your circular saw instead of buying an expensive table saw. Which is also very useful for smaller workshops like mine. This goes onto my todo list

edit: Also they are all very safe.

[nosreuter]

The precision you achieve with these jigs is phenomenal, thank you so much for sharing these clever tricks with us!!

[BrooklynSailorBoy]

What a pro! Thank you so much for sharing your skills with us. So pleasing to watch how you make everything look so clear and simple while your tools gleam and sound smooth...almost silent.

[barry.w.christie]

The first few saw jigs are basically small tracksaw jigs, very simple to make but highly effective ... you could add the 45 cut on the other side of the jig to give you a 45/90 jig (instead of two separate jigs) 👍
Overall a good selection of jigs to assist in the accurate cutting of wood, brilliant 😀

[rharris]

These are SO MUCH BETTER than most "Hacks" shown on YouTube. Three things I really like.

1. You start with simple jigs that are realistic to make and do a good job and that solve real problems, like getting a really square cut.
2. You use the first jig to make the next one better and more easily.
3. You show a very good balance. Not skipping important parts, but not excessive time on repeated steps either.
I don't plan to make how-to videos, but if I did, this would be one of my references for how tondo a good one!

[SojuDaddy]

Being able to make your own jigs on the spot is truly impressive. Master craftsman

[Bettina]

Thank you very much for showing this tricks. And thank you that there´s no annoying music. I learned a lot new things from your videos!

[zagranplan]

15, Felt like 50! Saved for the future, and most certainly many of these jigs will be made and used. Thank you very much! Origato

[nicodimuscanis]

Очень нравится смотреть как вы работаете. Спасибо!

[MrPaisa]

This is just great for those starting! I have seen many other videos with jigs... but this one was just mind-blowing. With these jigs, I have realized that I don't need a table saw, a miter saw, and many other big tools that I always thought were crucial... thumbs up!!!

[fvtzvqk]

Спасибо за Ваш труд, Ваши ролики полезны и просто небольшой всегда праздник!

[RedFlyerMedia]

I am so inspired to get back to all my little woodworking projects! THANK YOU!

[millikisi]

Браво! Гениально! Такого профессионала очень редко встретишь. В хорошем смысле слова завидую. В случае возможности обязательно воспользуюсь результатами этих очумелые рук.

[LS-uvgg]

These are brilliantly simple, and economical enough for me to actually try to replicate, well done and thank you! 🙂

[christopherjolly]

I hope that everyone with an interest in woodworking is able to see this video! I wish I knew about these tips sooner, but I’m so glad I know now 😊

[adamozmin]

10:42 “we come from the land of the ice and snow”