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today we're going to dive into Jigs and we're going to pluck out the five most common ones that every Workshop needs we're going to make them use them and I'll show you why you need them you just need a couple of pieces of MDF or plywood a few hardwood off cuts and if you're feeling fancy some Hardware to go with it so they don't need to break the bank so let's get started the first one we're going to make is not only the simplest but actually for the past four years it's been my most used jig and it only uses two pieces of 18 mil ply and a handful of screws now like many of you I can't afford a tracksaw or can't justify it and I can't store full sheets of plywood in my workshop so this is vital and it'll be used for all of the jigs that are to come I'm using a straight edge here to make a few Cuts but that's not vital if you don't have a straight edge all you need to do is make sure that you are cutting the top piece off this jig with the factory Edge left on one side that way the straightness of the cut you're actually making is not all that important in fact seeing a cut with a straight edge shows exactly why I am making this jig because that method has one floor take a look at any circular saw and you'll see that there's an off cut from the base to the blade that you have to take account for this could be fiddly and also you'll lose accuracy and it takes longer and when overlapping the two boards to make this jig you just need to make sure that the Gap to the lower one is a little longer than the base to Blade offset this will force the sword to make a cut and this will end up being the reference line for all future Cuts now I don't use glue to fix the two balls together as there is a very good chance that the only part of this jig to ever get damaged is going to be the base so if you just use screws this can easily be replaced or repurposed and for bonus points just before you screw the pieces together give that lower edge of the top piece a tiny shamer nothing large enough to affect the direction of the saw but just a place for some of the fine dust to go so it doesn't push the saw outwards it's not 100% necessary though and then with The Jig complete you can cut away any excess to create your future cut line and don't forget to Mark The Edge you're going to use and it really is that simple and the blade will always slide along the side of the base plate so the next cut you want to make simply line up the side of the base with your cut line and cut away and that just leaves us with a couple of extra tips always Place The Jig where possible on the side of the board that you want to keep cuz the base will actually protect that piece from tear out from the circular source whereas the other side of the cut will suffer from tear out unless you use blue tape so how this fits into my workflow well I use this to cut down a plywood sheet to just over the perfect dimensions for whatever I'm making and then once it's cut down to a much easier size to handle I'll tidy it up on the table saw let's move on to our second jig this one is even simpler than the first and we're going to cut the pl would using our first jig now I know not everyone has a thicknesser so I'm not going to dwell too long on this one as it does just perform one job but if you do have a thicknesser then this is an absolute GameChanger thicknessers are fairly simple they Dimension a board down to a certain thickness by carving a layer off the top as the boards pass through but where they can come unstuck is when the board is bowed or Twisted in these cases you can't simply push a board through as not only can It leave the board way out of square but it can potentially be dangerous that's where we need this jig and this is just a long piece of 18 mil P that is cut to just under the the width of the thicknesser the uneven board is then fixed to the ply therefore creating a flat bottom for the thicknesser to reference off with a twisted board you can lay it on the ply fixed in one area and that will kick up the other end or leave the middle raised you can then wedge these areas with shims and hot glue until the board is secure securing the board down is one of the most important things to get right here and in doing so you'll basically fooling the thicknesser into thinking that the board has a flat bottom the machine then ensures that the top of the board is flat and parallel to the play which can take a number of passes but once the Timber's flat you can turn it over and pass it through without the sled with the newly flatten bottom side down the thickness will carve away the top until it is parallel with the bottom and it really is that simple the only area of construction in this is screwing a piece of wood to the back to act as a stop this just adds extra support when pushing the board through the machine I'll leave a link in the description for the hot glue gun because it is cordless and it has served me brilliantly but in most cases with any larger project you're not only going to have to Dimension the Timber on the face sides but also on the edges so that way you can glue multiple boards together to make a bigger panel say if you're making a tabletop now contrary to what I first believed when I started out these edges don't actually need to be a perfect 90° for this to work they just need to meet in a way so that the overall board is flat so for instance an 89° edge will meet with a 91° edge and make the two boards overall flat as the two angles up to 180° now the most common way that I get this done on thinner boards is to use the book technique and play both edges together so that one angle will counteract the second if there's any error from the desired 90° but the issue with wider boards here is that the combined width is larger than the width of a jointing hand plane experts can still joint each board separately that's well beyond my level so I need a jig and this one can be as simple as you want the basic ingredients are a bit of plywood and a couple of clamps and with that you have choices the board can either run along the fence or it can slide in the table saw grooove you line The Edge that you wish to be jointed with the edge of the ply as long as the ply rides the edge of the table saw blade then you know you're going to get a nice straight cut on the timber not only that but if your tableur is set up correctly then the edge will also be square but here's the clever bit if you alternate up and down on your boards you'll also eliminate any angle discrepancies much like the book technique how you decide between Groove and fence riding is totally up to you I chose a Groove Rider as it feels more beginner friendly less margin for error and more control I'll show you that method now your hold Downs are the first choice to make if you don't have a router or don't want to buy into the matchfit system as I have then I suggest attaching clamps directly to the board you lose a bit of Versatility but it is the easiest way the clamps in the matchfit system work off a series of routed dovetail grooves and I've shown in many videos so far that that is actually a cheaper method than trra there is a specialist matchfit dovetail bit if you don't mind spending a little extra I'll link it in the description how many grooves you make is up to you there's plenty of meat in an 18 mil ply sheet to not lose Integrity if you have two along the length and one every 200 mil or so like I have the final piece of The Jig Is the runner I'm using hardwood I'm using sepil for this as I have a few batons lying around I only cut it close on the table saw slightly thinner than the depth of the groove but a little wider and then I find tune it up using a block plane apply a little wax at the end and it'll slide along nicely without any slop if it ends up slightly thin or it contracts in a pinch you can correct this with a few layers of blue tape in the right place metal runners or even plastic ones will work better if you experience large swings in temperature and humidity and finally when fitting the runner make sure that the board overhangs the blade just a little we'll deal with that in a few moments and like using any sled with Runners you will need to extend the grooves from your table saw into your outfeed table and don't overtighten the screws cuz that will risk expanding the runner once all that's done you can run the sled through the saw for the first time to create the cut Edge and with it the reference for all future Cuts with the jig complete there's a couple of areas that we need to clean up I've just knocked down some of the sharper edges with my handy scraper card I'm going to pop a link to that in the description it is worth noting that the one Edge you don't want to knock down is The Edge that rides a table saw blade because this is the reference to your cut line and if you decide to change a blade for a thinner curf you will have to take that into account too but this this isn't a onetick pony you can use this jig for angle Cuts jointing smaller cuts that are not square and for so many other jobs and with just a few tweaks it opens up a whole world of other table saw Jigs and each one of them will increase the range of your table saw the accuracy and most importantly the safety but power tools are not the only thing that gets better with a jig You Can level up your hand tools too but don't worry the next two jigs are not just for handall Woodworkers every woodworker at some stage needs a hand plane and a saw and a jig can reduce your learning time and cut out errors simultaneously so let's just get started on the first this is a shooting board don't sleep on it telling yourself that it's only for pro expert handle Woodworkers the truth is this is for anybody who owns a h plane its job very simply is to square up your wood in both directions either on the engrain or if short enough the long grain but end grain tends to be its most common use as to which hand plane works best well we're going to come to that shortly but first here's how you make a shooting board and full disclosure this is Rob cosman's exact method no adaptions he is the expert and I will link his latest in-depth shooting board build video in the description all I'm doing is is showing you that even someone as inept as me can make it so I have no doubt that you can too so here are the ingredients you'll need a baseboard mine is 18 mil p and I've made two which will make sense in a little while mine are 2 ft by 1T in size and then it doesn't really matter which plane you use at this point as they are all reasonably similar in height but do make sure it fits on its side on the edge of the base and doesn't tip off and then cut a piece of 12 mil ply to fill the Gap that's left the straighter The Edge that meets the plane the better as this will be the reference for the plane to run along if you run your plane along the edge now the iron or blade will carve into the p and make your job really hard so what Rob does and it is simple genius is he cuts a rebate along the long Edge I've made mine around half to a third of the curve of the table saw blade and I've left 3 mm of wood for the plane to run along it's clever because the blade of the plane doesn't run all the way to the edge of the sole this means that the blade can now move along without doing any work until until you add your workpiece to be squared for safety take your time with this rebate and raise the blade of the table saw little by little referencing your app to the plane until you're happy and now for the glue up and this is another one of Rob's genius tricks the plane will snag on the shooting board if it ever curves into a smile as you look from one side so to combat this we force a frown and by that I mean if your shooting board is lying on a bench you want it to look like this you don't want it to look like this in extreme cases I mean to the naked eye it'll probably look flat now Rob uses MDF which is generally flatter to begin with than ply so he has to force a frown our ply being fairly cheap already has a bend in One Direction but we will use the same method anyway first of all take the second identical 18 mil baseboard that we cut Mark the middle and then split each of those halves into thirds we're going to use tape to create a gentle curved form or mold on the middle line I'm laying five layers of painters tape and then they're gradually going to get lower the further away we go it adjust this number if you've got thinner tape by increasing the layers so with five in the middle on the next lines out from The Middle on either side we will lay three layers of painter tape and then on the farthest two lines one this creates a very slight hump and the final part of the trick is to lay everything on your flattest surface you have and lock everything down once this is cured you can release it all and the slight Curve will Main and now we can make the final parts for the planing stop you can use any hardwood it just needs to be a bit harder than Pine and you need to work it so that the front edge is flat and square to the base for this I just took my time using a hand plane taking layers off gradually and testing it with a reliable Square now before we attach the plane stop let's just talk about which plane is best for this jig the honest truth is it will work okay with any one of these hand planes though a number four and shorter might be a little trickier because of the shorten sole as this is the part we use to reference Square on the wood personally lengthwise I would suggest a number five to be perfect sadly mine however doesn't match the second criteria which is absolutely vital as the plane is running on its side on the shooting board the side needs to be square to the sole for it to work now my newer Stanley sweetheart plane is square but I find it much harder to hold on a shooting board because the frog is not upright like on a normal plane so for those reasons I use my beat up and welded back together number seven Stanley as despite all its flaws it performs perfectly but in reality if all you have is a number four plane you can still make it work you can see here I've clamped my longest plane to the edge of the 12 mil ply layer this is so I can reference the 90° to the planing stop and by doing this we're referencing the rebated 3 mil that we left rather than the top edge of the P you can reference the top of the 12 mil apply and it'll work absolutely fine I just found that mine was slightly less accurate maybe 1 mil over the width of the planing stop which is okay do take care not to allow the wood to slip when clamping with glue and leave yourself around a millimeter of Gap from the iron to the end of the planing stop itself once you're happy that it's square and tacked up a little you can secure it with screws from the back I've just counter sunk mine to avoid scratching and that's your shooting board and the last job is up to you if you wanted to you could just ramp this straight down onto your bench or watch the next jig being built and decide you want to use dog holes but for me I'm just going to attach another piece of wood to the base that way it just butts up nicely against my workbench and then the final thing is to test it out and practice there are a number of different techniques that people use with these and this is where I step out the conversation entirely and say that I recommend how Rob Cosman uses his and recommend that your next step if you're new to this is to take a look at how he does it but not before we make the next jig because that's useful too we're going to call the next jig a bench hook with a Twist for this one just take the spare bit of plywood that we cut out earlier is this is going to be the base you'll need another piece of scrap hardwood that is roughly the width of the board minus around an inch and a half on either side you don't have to be exact this is going to be our saw guide now if you want this to be a simple jig that just helps you cut Square all you need to do is attach that hardwood to the base and you're just about done but unlike a lot of bench hooks that you see we're not going to attach the stop to the top of this as I want mine to be a little bit more user friendly I'm going to make a series of cuts on the hardwood first the first of which is to rip around an inch along one Edge this gives us a straight front to the stop then 2 45° cuts that are parallel and notice here that I'm making one crucial error I'll try and fix that later but to avoid it from the start choose a piece of hardwood thick enough to be a little thicker than most of the wood you're going to cut on this jig mine here is only around 1 in thick two would have been better and to cut the 45° angles I just used my miter gauge but it's worth noting you could clamp this to the jointing jig or use a mitas hand saww whatever you find is the safest method for you when I realized my stop was too thin I decided to cut the top section off to use later to thicken it up you'll see it's a little bit of a bodge to glue everything down I'm first fixing the straight front so that there is a flat reference for all the other pieces everything is held with c a glue for the instant clamp and then wood glue for strength the angled pieces are glued down ensuring a sore blade curf is open between them and everything is screwed from the back with counter sync screws pre-drilling the holes is vital with hardwood to avoid splitting now you'll start to see where I've placed the strip in the middle rather than at the top in my woodworking I tend to use a mixture of Western push action sawce and Japanese po action SS each saw requires the wood that you're working on to sit in a different location so that it's supported and this jig covers both and here's my Quick Fix to the thickness issue now like the shooting board the last job here is holding the jig firm while in use if you only want to use one style of handsaw and have no intention of ever swapping the board around then you can simply attach a block on the underside to the jig for me I want the versatility and I also want to test out the use of the dog holes here sadly my bench top holes are not perfectly spaced so I need to add a little bit more flexibility if you have a machine drilled top DNC maybe then you may not need to do this and you can simply have two dogs attached to the underside of your jig my workaround though is simple one fixed dog and one sliding dog it's a little bit wobbly but easily firm enough for this jig the sliding dog itself is really easy to make you just need to have the top flush on two sides and then wider on the other two this one was made when I made a planing stop in the last video so if you need more details that's where you'll find them and please don't feel like you're ruining this jig by grooving out out where the saws finish that's absolutely normal and expected and you're going to make a number of these through your woodworking career but there is a little something that bugs me about this and for a second I couldn't put my finger on it you see I'd convinced myself that if I was using a push s it would be on this right hand side and then if I was using a Japanese pulsur I'd have to turn it around and that's why I made it so you could rotate it but we've already established that a Japanese pulsur can work on this side too and with the angles and if you turn the whole thing around like I'd planned well it's no different it's exactly the same on either side so some people might say you've not done what you planned but me I'm going to say not only have we made a bench hook that works with push and pul SES we've also made a spare on the other side so one side wears out flip it round work on the other side that's double the efficiency whichever way you look at it I think I can get away with that but there's more now stick with me cuz I want to do my usual and over engineer this a little bit further as a bit of a test this is technically done I want to try something so my big idea here combats the main weakness of this jig for a beginner woodworker someone like myself the problem I've always found is that with one point of contact trying to keep a 90° cut is not easy so what we're going to do is make a support piece to an able two points of contact to replica the old miter boxes I want it to be fairly flexible for the different widths of board we're going to be cutting and for that I'm just going to use a series of Dow holes and then my teu Dow jig which I confess is having its first outing here and with four points of attachment I think that's going to be enough I have to say this little adaption actually has worked out brilliantly I've added two right angle pieces to the back because with the smaller dowels and with a thinner piece of hardwood it does tend to have a little bit of a rock when you're supporting yourself with it but for me this has eliminated the greatest weakness for a beginner using a bench hook having two points of contact instead of one makes this far more accurate and far more user friendly and remember you don't have to make it to look like this to be the same shape or size as this make it to whichever Dimensions suit you there is one other idea I've had that I haven't tested out for a very good reason instead of Dow holes what about sinking into T TRS then you can adjust the support bar up and down and actually clamp the work piece you're working on with it definitely something worth considering especially if you're going to be using this a fair amount I'm not going to do it in this build but if I find this isn't perfect you might see it in a future video so that's your five jigs two for your hand tools and three for your more powered tools I will correct one thing that I said at the start I said these were the five that everybody needs I confess in practically the same breath I said not everybody's going to have a thicknesser I apologize for that but it does lead to an interesting experiment take a look down in the comments anybody saying these aren't the five for everyone because of that reason well you know they didn't watch this far for every one of you that did watch this far thank you very much I really hope you enjoyed the video I hope there was something useful in there if you haven't please click the like And subscribe and if you like this style of woodworking I think this video is for you if you've already seen it check out this one whichever one you choose Thank you so much I'll see you over there 

Here's a bullet summary of the provided content:

- **Introduction to Jigs**: 
  - Focus on five essential jigs for every workshop.
  - Requires basic materials like MDF, plywood, hardwood offcuts, and some hardware.

- **First Jig**: 
  - Most used jig for the past four years.
  - Made from two pieces of 18mm plywood and a few screws.
  - Useful for cutting plywood without the need for a tracksaw.
  - Ensures accuracy in cuts by factoring the circular saw's base to blade offset.

- **Second Jig**: 
  - Simple jig that helps optimize cutting in a thicknesser.
  - Creates a flat bottom reference for uneven or twisted boards.
  - Instructions include securing the board and using shims for stabilization.

- **Third Jig**: 
  - Focuses on jointing the edges of boards that are not perfectly square.
  - Can be made simple with plywood and clamps.
  - Offers choices for guiding the board (fence vs. groove) for accurate cuts.

- **Fourth Jig**: 
  - A shooting board designed to square up wood, especially end grain.
  - Detailed construction techniques based on Rob Cosman’s method.
  - Utilizes a rebate to allow the plane’s blade to move without obstruction.

- **Fifth Jig**: 
  - A bench hook that accommodates various hand saws.
  - Designed to be user-friendly with dual functionality.
  - Provides a solution for accurate cuts and clamps in different configurations.

- **Additional Tips**: 
  - Importance of using multiple points of contact to maintain accuracy.
  - Potential for future enhancements based on feedback and performance.
  - Encouragement for viewers to share thoughts and engage in comments.

- **Conclusion**: 
  - Emphasis on the practicality of the jigs made.
  - Invitation for viewers to like and subscribe, with suggestions for related videos.

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