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Thank you!, 🐝 I needed a refresher course 😊

Am I missing something? After I do the first end of the board do I flip it to do the other end? Love the Video!

You technically “made a jig”. You just didn’t glue or screw anything together. THANKS for the concept and the video!!!

Very clever, yet simple. Thank you for sharing 👍

Did he Finnish the boxes....? 🤣

No hammers were harmed in the making of this video 👍

Now, all I need is a fully equipped workshop.

Your channel is life changing. Thank you! <3

Thank you for sharing such a valuable skill.

is it just me or is his hand way way way to close to the table saw blade?

3:08 should be a meme

J'adore ces boîtes toutes simples et jolies en même temps. J'ai besoin d'aides, je suis débutant...je ne sais pas par quoi commencer... Si vous aviez quelques croquis ou conseils, je serai ravi. Merci

Moc hezké video, pomohlo mi, díííííííííííík😃

This is to the point and that makes it great to watch and simply understand! Great video

When he says "We have one smaller piece to offset the position of the joint", is the width of the smaller piece the width of the bit (ie: half of the width of the guide pieces?

Thanks, and thanks for narrating in English, I appreciate that!!!!!

So you can't make a simple wooden box without a zillion dollar machinery?

So you can't make a simple wooden box without a zillion dollar machinery?

Señor muchas gracias por compartir su tiempo su experiencia y sabiduria muy Buenos sus videos . Los videos son facil de entender gracias y saludos de un Mexicano

Awesome, I was about to buy a jig on amazon. Thank you for show us how to do this.

I love your sliding tablle on your tablesaw.i had a similar one

Amazing|!!!

Thank you sir

Direct and practical. Thanks.

Look at the size of his sanding belt! Birdy

I tried this with odd board and did not work... First or last spacers has to be the same size like bit.

I did that to my miter saw a while back. Now I don't feel so bad. Thanks friend.

Thank you .Allways learning.

I did not understand clearly how it works, can someone help?, so you cut some pieces of wood, that I take are double in width to the clot you want to rout out of the wood, you sequentially add them between the fence and the side of the box you want to rout, but wouldn't that result in a box with identical placement of slots and teeth to the box joint? Am I missing something?

I like how you cut the finger joints on all 4 sides in one go. So much quicker that way.

This was like a magic show. Suddenly there was a perfect finger joint. I went back and watched it about four times. It's a really simple, clever method for making this joints. This is exactly the kind of video I like.

This is brilliant! I wish there was an option to like a video more than once! 😊

Thank you for this video. A simple solution is always the best no matter what you are trying to accomplish. I made a living for over 40 years in Information Technology creating simple solutions to complicated problems.

Now we beat wood into submission with fist.... Nice job though. All I need now is a router table....

this video shows how to maximize the potential of every tool in your arsenal. Such an amazing work. Subscribed!

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This man is smart. Thank You

Very nice work

Am I correct that your spacer blocks are exactly double the size of your router spindle?

Question…If I were using a table saw would my guides also need to be twice the dabo blade?

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Yes, here in my country we no use mallet, we use fist.

What size is the small off set piece?

I found this video to be *wonderful! No loud music, no talking down to people, just a well-filmed, short, pithy video. ❤ I, personally, could have used *more description, but then, I am very new to wood working. I have, however, been dressmaking and sewing quilts for about 50 years, and apparently, the mental skills overlap. 😆 I watched the video a half dozen times and answered all of my own questions. 👍 I don't think he has too many tools. I have many items in *my sewing room that you would also scoff at ... especially if the only sewing you do is to hem your pants or replace a button now and then. If you're making quilts for sale, or dressing the bride, both mothers, and six attendants, you understand my collection of sewing tools. I imagine Esa is the same. 👍 Thanks Esa, and much love from Texas, USA! 🇫🇮🇨🇱🇺🇲 ❤

I like this method but I have no means of making the cuttings for the butt joints. Can this be done with a drill or hand tool?

I like his soft mallet

"Yes"

So you need at least 3 machines? What If you only have Hans held tools?😢

That is incredible! It makes me re-think how to do finger joints.