Three tools/jigs that I made this week - Crafts - Maker Forums

The last time that I did any real woodworking was in shop in right grade (which may or may not have been around Y2K). But, we have been setting up our maker space and we wanted to incorporate woodworking into it. I made a spline jig: A picture framing jig (not finished yet): And a crosscut sled made mostly of scraps: I ordered a toggle clamp from McMaster Carr today and it will be here today. I will be using that on the framing jig to hold the last piece (the stop) I have left to ma

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PfffI'm not paying Jessem $140 for a jig I can make in an afternoon for a quarter of the price!. 2 weeks, 5 prototypes, and approximately $210 in wasted material or parts/tools

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Three tools/jigs that I made this week - Crafts - Maker Forums

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