2 DIFFERENT JIGS FOR THE CIRCULAR SAW - How I make a rip cut and cross cut jig for a circular saw.
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Published 2020-08-14
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Makita DLX2145TJ Combi Drill and Impact Driver 18 V: amzn.to/3oNlGSn
300mm Combination Square: amzn.to/3BjSXtj
DeWalt 32 Piece XR Professional Magnetic Screwdriver Bit Accessory Set: amzn.to/3oNLEVT
Trend Snap Set 5-Piece Drill Countersink Set: amzn.to/3Jqm3Kd
Stanley 29704378 Screwdriver: amzn.to/3HRg2pK
Makita DSS611Z 18V Li-ion 165mm Cordless Circular Saw (similar to what I have): amzn.to/3Bj4lFU
Makita 'LS0714' 240 V 190 mm Slide Compound Mitre Saw (the mitre saw in the video has a laser on it, so is the 'LS0714L'): amzn.to/3LCFamy
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All Comments (21)
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Once you have made the rip jig you can use it to trim and re-hang your doors. Check out how I do this in this video: https://youtu.be/xMEnx4IrF94
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Dude most content is overly complicated or requires other big tools. Thanks for making this video, which is simple, goes straight to the point, and leaves the ego of having a big workshop aside.
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Thank you for showing how to do it with basic tools. The other videos that I had watched before this one used tens of expensive machines that most DIYers like me don't own.
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This will be so much easier and cheaper than buying/renting a table saw. Thanks.
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Great video, simple and straightforward.. just like the Jigs.
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Excellent video. As a new wood worker it has helped me with a problem I had. Thanks for sharing.
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seen this done many many times. my go this week :)
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Nicely done Tim Calm positive and informative video and done with simple tools 🛠 We salute you 👍🏼
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simplest video yet. Thank you
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Thanks Tim. Very simple and straightforward instructions using basic tools. 👍
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His a tip Make sure you make a wide enough jig so you can clap it down on the back end otherwise you won't be able to clamp it your jig down because the circular saw will be in the way. I didn't do that now I have to remake the darn thing
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Very good show and presentation
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Thanks so much for this video. There are lots of "how to make a jig" videos on YouTube, and I think I watched them all, but yours is the best in terms of both showing AND telling me how to actually do it.
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Much appreciated Tim, exactly what I was looking for
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These jigs are nice and simple. Does not take up much space in my garage. Just got a new cordless circular saw. Perfect for a DIYer like myself.
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Thanks for the very useful vids... No fancy equipments required
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Thank you Tim. Enjoyable and informative video to watch.
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Good job — well done — clear — thanks
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thank you. Simple and clear instructions.
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I made 3 sizes of those jigs in 82 while working at a lumber yard and still have them. Great simple jigs.
