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This is a tenon jig I made for my table saw, it's made from a bit of mdf and a few boards and a strip of sandpaper. It's a sled with a runner and a screw in a board to register off. I use it with my dado stack to make tenons very quickly and accurately. It works well for single tenons of any size.

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Cool!
But I gotta ask, what's the purpose of the two holes?
 

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Oh the two holes were practice for me. Recessed screw holes, with a screw in each. Going to use same process to assemble a trestle table base and top I'm working on.
 

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Looks like a quick easy way to make tenons! I need to give it a try. Thanks for posting it!
 

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A very nice yet simple jig. I like it!!
 

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Lookin good. Jigs are like clamps….......ya just never have enough of em
 

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Geoff: thanks for the tenon jig design. It's something I will try.
-don
 

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Very nice jig. Thanks for sharing.
 

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Nice work and great little jig. Should help prevent tearout and make some nice tenons.
 

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Pretty slick… Another one added to the to do list… Thanks for sharing :)
 
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