Shop Work: Ultimate Table Saw Jigs Part 2

This is PART 2 of the Ultimate Table Saw Jigs collection that I've put together. Jigs are such an important part in the wood shop and are essential when you're looking for consistency, repeat-ability, and ease of a specific task. A good jig is one that isn't too complex but can tremendously simplify a given process, and I think I've got three here that fit this bill. The second three jigs that I'd like to show you in this video are the Tapering Jig, the Spline Jig, and Fisher's Box Joint Jig 2.0. If you'd like to build these jigs, I'll have plans available on my website.

Want to skip the riff-raff and jump to a particular jig? Use these links:

[rauchfamily]

love the jig videos! I want to make them all! I've bought the plans and next weekend I'm borrowing my (former) friends trowel.

[velcroman]

Doesn’t everyone think this bloke has the right sort of voice to be a narrator or to read for and audiobook company. I think it is a very pleasant voice to listen to.

[desertman]

Drew I'm a 68 year old retiree who decided to take up woodworking a few years ago. After collecting the various tools required, I started watching your videos and became a subscriber. You had when I saw one of your videos in which you wore a shirt that said, "Trust me I'm an engineer". 🤣I found this to be funny as heck, since I retired as an engineer in the O&G industry. Please be advised I've purchased some of your plans and I just completed my first box joint! Great videos and excellent plans. Keep them coming Bro! Thank you for educating me and keeping my brain stimulated in my golden years. Now I wish I had another 68 years to develop my woodworking skills.

[bldrmtnman]

just wanted to see say I appreciate your humor, often making me laugh.

[n.talbert]

Those darn saws that you have to plug in. They'll get you every time.

[woodworksbygrampies]

Hola! 🖐Makes me want to just throw everything that's in my garage out, plug in my table saw and just get going! These jigs are awesome, thanks for sharing your builds with us. Excellent job, thanks. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊

[DAVEDigitalandVinylExpert]

Using the trowel teeth is a stroke of genius 👏🏼

[LUMPIA]

You are now my favorite channel to watch! Awesome jigs!

[genin]

I am just so freakin happy that you dont use any background music

[paulnorris]

I have read all of the comments (YOU DO BELIEVE THAT DON'T YOU) all kidding aside I did read a lot of the comments and it is agreed by all, that these videos are AWESOME! I am just getting started in wood working in-fact most of my tools are of the benchtop variety and most of those are still waiting on a bench to call home. still collecting ideas and waiting on warmer weather until then I will just keep watching your videos and pick your brain

[elpuga]

Great videos!! Thanks for sharing. Your one of my favorite new channels to follow.

[IanStreten]

Bit of a newbie to woodworking but come from a background of ‘Toolmaking’ & appreciate your no nonsense & so concise videos. Your ideas are great. Also can I add that not having any annoying back ground music is ‘Music to my Old Wrinkly Ears’. Thanks.

[iamobserving]

Ran across your videos this morning. Have to subscribe.
Your humor cranks an already beneficial video up several clicks.

[aprildegele]

You make me giggle, oh, Clamp God. So many clamps. Jealous.
LOVE the jig videos. I volunteer at a 50+ woodshop and we desperately need new jigs. I'm also making plans for a multi-use jig, so some of these ideas are brilliant. Wonder how many t-tracks is too many ...
And I too will decorate with black walnut or some exotics. I have many exotics. Fancy business.

[FOMI]

A piece of advice to every woodworking beginner ... don't waste your time on YouTube searching for table saw jigs and watching tens and tens of videos ... just watch part one and two of this video ... simple, efficient, accurate, and amazing .

[kmlarose]

You're humor and enthusiasm got my attention not to mention what wonderful jigs you make. I will be buying the plans and building them all for my new shop in progress. Good job!

[patrickdunn]

The out takes helped me, because I’m just getting started and have made many mistakes...glad to see that pros do to 😃

[williamcooper]

The 1-1/2” midddle support which the blade passes through is a great idea…..very safe. I’ll use that on mine

[ordmandell]

I bought the plans mainly for the box joint jig. I love the genius idea of using the trowel. I've looked at Matthais Wandel's and John Heisz's jigs, and while they are great, they just seem over engineered. I made a spacer block to help line up the pieces to further help with human error. Keep up the good work. Say hello to your neighbor for us. 😂

[bawspetdomainsllc]

Drew your a craftsman keep up the great work