How to make a Flattening Jig

[darryljonesjr.]

Yes absolutely need more videos like this nice work Bro

[phlosen]

Great Video! For everybody who wants to try this: Make sure that the two long rails are the same width and that the table you are working on is flat and has no windage. If the board isn't flat on the bottom side, make sure to shim it so it wont wobble.
Trust me... You want to make sure of that. I might know a guy who didnt think about that ;)

[Familyshorts]

Well that’s a lot simpler than a lot of videos ive seen. Definitely going to try it

[jdthnt]

Buddy, this is wonderful! Been trying to find a practical way that I can make a router jig, and this just helped so much. Simple, yet very useful in many different applications. Thank you man!

[jodilea]

Nicely done with simple explanation. 🙂

[rajveerchomal]

I would love to have more informational video like this. Two thumbs up 👌

[RyanWitten]

What a great video. Straight to the point and simple.

[rushrocks]

Although I have a 13 inch planer that really a big help but something like this works amazingly for larger pieces. It saves me time doing glue ups to fit the pieces through my planer etc

[adamacosta]

I’m starting in woodworking as a hobby and this idea saves me a lot of money since I don’t have to buy a plainer. I can get away with flattening and sanding.

[mattyice]

This makes it easy to do. No long video and huge project to make a flattening jig. Thanks for this

[davepoidvin]

You make it so simple and inexpensive, congrats and thank you. Dave & The Girls

[Nintendo]

Had this exact problem with a cutting board. Thank you for a fantastic explanation!

[citruscedar]

I love how easy this is to follow and understand 🙏🏻

[Taylormj]

Fab I made one that went on my router. Did the job. It all for the same size lenghs of wood pieces. Definitely making this well done. 🎉

[anthonybenton]

I built one just like this. It took me a few goes to get the design right, but it works perfectly.
You just have to make sure that if you are planning something that is slightly bowed, that it is supported.

[andrevandenheever]

... and for clamping the board, bolts through the sides, going through threaded inserts in the sides? 😊

[davidalexander]

You did a great job kiddo. practical, simple, and clear instruction

[Ray-sknt]

Awesome video man. Just recently got a router and looking to make some jigs

[Deplrable]

I hope there's a longer video on your channel but this is seriously good and simple work! Rock on

[AlphaTrees]

Silly question for a friend, if you needed to take off a lot of material, would you do this in stages, by making the rail height a bit shorter with each pass?