Tenoning Jig

wow man, I really appreciate your use of wood to build stuff that would normally cost an arm and a leg. Would you be able to look up the vol #, issue, or other identifying mark on the Wood Magazine compilation so I can find that too? I am just starting to use basic mortise and tenon and I don’t really have the money to go out and buy a pre-built jig of any kind, plus I’ve got plenty of scraps laying around the shop. Excellent work on the jig!

-- Isaac, "It's no coincidence that Jesus was a lumberjock too"

VTWoody,

Looks very similar to the one I built from the Plans Now website. I made a couple of mods though. In my case I needed one to fit a Craftsman table saw which has a smaller miter gage slot which I guess the Delta won’t do. Works great though but I’d still like to see the plan you used so if you know the magazine’s issue please let me know too.

-- Dan in Central Oklahoma, Able to turn good wood into saw dust in the blink of an eye!

Woody, great jig! Thanks for sharing! Shop built jigs are the way to go. A project to help out with projects! Good use of shop time!

-- You can discover more about a person in an hour of play than in a year of conversation. (Plato)

Thank you. I took a picture of the magazine, as it doesn’t really have an issue #. It turns out that it was a supplement for having a subscription to Woodsmith. Since it came from Woodsmith, I would assume that the plans are pretty much the same as the plans at PlansNow since they are the same organization as Woodsmith and Shopnotes.

I plan on using this on one of my next projects, so I will tell you if it does a good job or not, or at least how much extra work it takes to make the tenons perfect. My mortise chopping skills leave something to be desired, so we shall see how things go.

ONLY 4 POSTS….This jig is beautiful. What’s wrong with these people? Just kidding…GREAT WORK!

-- Odie, Confucius say, "He who laughs at one's self is BUTT of joke".

Thanks for posting the tenoning jig. Looks like it has a couple advantages over other jigs. I’m just getting started in the mortise/tenon stuff, and am looking for a good way to make the tenons. Thanks!

-- Rich, Seattle, WA