Table Saw Jointing WITHOUT A JIG! - How To Joint Wood Without A Jointer

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Great content. You made my day watching this method. Now I have justified why I do not need to rush getting that expensive jointer 👍😀🙏 Gracias!

I joint just using my fence with no jig... works great.

this is amazeballs!!!!!!

Bro…… Bro man bro I love this. Thats amazing east to make and can be used from a random scrap piece lift over. Amazballs im about to get of you tube and make it

Why can't you just use the fence? This seems like something you would make if you didn't have a fence. Why wouldn't ripping the thickness of the blade on one edge of the board, then flipping it and put that edge on the fence and ripping whatever length to get the board size you want, work? I don't get it.

Great idea and nice job..👍

Wow! Genius.

Love the vid nice simple short vid that tells you a lot when you can’t afford something big like a jointer , genious

Simple + useful = efficient

I like your videos. The are very informative. Thank you.

Awesome video. Keep up the great content

The fact that this can be done on site with scrap makes it an extra killer trick. Thanks!

This is very good. I'm going to remember this. I saved the video.

Use a 4x4 or x6 for face jointing.

Very simple, great job!!!!

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That Is Slick right there. WoooWee! man I like that. Thank you for sharing it. I'm only mad at myself for just now seeing this (lol) Wow, thanks again man, I'm gonna use this From Now On

Can you please explain why do we need the extra board and can't simply run the material through the saw taking off a little bit of material? Is it because of the rounded edge? Or maybe something that will help us to avoid resetting the fence over and over again? Thanks!

Great. This is also a better method for dust extraction

Would that work for 6 feet long board?

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OK, that was pretty slick

Brilliant...!
I don't have a jointer, but I do have a table saw 👍

Awesome! Thanks for the demo.

So simple and therefore brilliant! Your presentation is excellent.

Would this work for taller piece that are like 1 3/4” or would the reference piece need to be taller too? Pask Makes a much taller one and uses something thin like laminate sheet to add the thickness of how much is planed off but his requires a jig and more plywood

your are best!!

Im like, duh. I’ve actually built a small scale joiner that would joint and radius 1/8 plastic slats. But I couldn’t think of this idea. Well done!

Thanks much! Seems most of these videos assume you're working with on a gigantic table on a cabinet saw, along with the matching gigantic jig. Whereas I have a relatively small job site saw, just due to lack of space (my "shop" is also my garage, which is the proverbial 20 pounds of crap in a 5 pound bag, and I have to work in the driveway). I see a lot of your videos are showing tips that would work well on our smaller saws too, and I really appreciate that.

This is the video I needed...thanks

2 years later, you're helping me with this trick. Just getting deep into woodworking and was trying to find a solution without a jointer. Cheers!

Great video! Would this work for long live edge boards (7-8ft)? Thanks!

he said he wasn't going to make a jig, but then he made a jig ;)

Okay, I got to admit this "one trick all jig-makers hate" is brilliant. I would say its even more effective than a jointer for sides.

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Brilliant! Thanks for taking the time to share! Oh, and thanks for not making this a 20 minute video! Right to the point!

Nice, Very Nice.

Love this video! Out of interest, have you experimented with different tablesaw blades/number of teeth; if so, have you tended to find that the cleanness of the cut is improved by a greater number of teeth?

this was awesome! thanks for sharing this with us.

BEtter than other techniques =) so good, tankss

You share the most simple solutions to often seemingly difficult situations and show us how it can be done. Bravo and Thanks!!!

Dude, long-time viewer first-time caller. I finally tried this today while rushing to fix my daughter's doll bed. Fast, easy, and accurate. Love your content, thanks heaps.

Never would have thought of that - absolutely brilliant. 👍Thanks for this.

Can't believe I just found this. Mind blown! Thank you!!!

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Thanks 🙏 you're awesome I have several cuts of plywood that I have needed to fix for a long time that I messed up back when I first started woodworking thank you thank you

Unless I'm overthinking it, this will work only on short boards. Example from where blad starts to beginning of fence jig is say 25 inches. If the board you're trying to joint is, say 48 inches and the bow is almost the entire length of the 48-inch board, then this method won't work. The fence jig has to be able to span the entire bow in the board.