I just learned about new jig

[czechsonofagun]

No, I am not Irish and I don't dance

Check this out: E-Z Pro Mortise & Tenon Jig

 

[JB4310]

Sorry Prokop, I just can not get excited about woodwork, it's my weakest skill.

I get all these trade magazine's, some on fine woodworking like that, I just think to myself man they are just wasting paper on me

I did make a large plywood firewood box last fall though

JB.

 

[buckeyefarmer]

looks cool. I just use my shaper and do typical rail and style. For larger doors tendons would be stronger.

 

[czechsonofagun]

I do it few different ways, sometimes just radial arm saw and fostner bits, sometimes router, sometimes just hand saw and chisel.

But I still remember how excited I was using dovetail jig for the first time :thumbsup:

This one will be very similar, it just works

 

[k0ua]

Kreg Jigs

I have just used this for face frame cabinets.
I am not very good at woodworking either, but I have built a little, and this worked well for me, quick and easy.

James K0UA

 

[om21braz]

For those of you interested in cabinet making - especially raised panel doors, check out the link to the video.


E-Z Door by Fletcher Machine - Cabinet Door Machine

 

[Army grunt]

((((((czechsonofagun)))))))
Thats a great looking jig.I can see many uses for it.Any style & rail It would be great.Tks. for sharing. My son gave me the system that has special screws to hold stuff together. I always do a lap, Ill put that on my wish listHere is a pic of my latest in house project.All wood is from our land.
Army Grunt

 

[Egon]

I do it few different ways, sometimes just radial arm saw and fostner bits, sometimes router, sometimes just hand saw and chisel.

Add a mortising tool and band saw for tenons to that combination and your all set. :thumbsup:

The Radial arm saw does make cleaner squarer cuts though.

From reading, not experience, it mentioned that a half lap joint was stronger than the mortise and tenon.

 

[czechsonofagun]

Grunt: Is it a cedar round the window?


Egon: U right, I use band saw too, but gave up on mortiser when I bought a set of forstner bits.

 

[Egon]

gave up on mortiser when I bought a set of forstner bits.

So did I.

My radial arm drill press is rather inexpensive and does not handle the mortise attachment well. Although for angled stuff it is handy.