This week I’m building a simple spline jig. Plans are available on my website [ Ссылка ]

This jig can be built in less than an hour with plywood scraps and works on any table saw or router with a fence. Splines reenforce miter joints and they look good too. I use them in my shop on picture frames and decorative boxes.

Big thanks to long time supporter of my channel, Rockler!
Rockler Products used in this video:
Rockler Precision Miter Gauge [ Ссылка ]
Rockler Miter Gauge Fence [ Ссылка ]
Rockler Thin Rip Jig [ Ссылка ]
Rockler Glue Paddle Kit [ Ссылка ]
Rockler Marking and Measuring Tool Pouch [ Ссылка ]
Rockler One-handed Bar Clamps [ Ссылка ]
Rockler Glue Brush Kit [ Ссылка ]

Additional products used in the video (affiliate links)
ISO Tunes Pro 2.0 Earbuds (+ 10% off) bit.ly/almfabiso
SawStop 3hp 36” table Saw [ Ссылка ]
GVS Half Mask Respirator [ Ссылка ]
Milwaukee M12 Drills [ Ссылка ]
Gluebot glue container [ Ссылка ]
Magid Safety Glasses [ Ссылка ]
Mirka Deros 5” Palm Sander [ Ссылка ]
Bostich 18ga nail gun [ Ссылка ]
Japanese Dozuki Pull Saw [ Ссылка ]

Table Saw Blades I use (affiliate links)
Note because I have a 3 hp saw I use “ industrial” 1/8” kerf blades. If you have a lower power saw you'll want to use "Thin Kerf" Blades.

Cutting splines, crosscutting, and general usage | Freud 10” x 50T Combo Blade
Industrial [ Ссылка ]
Thin Kerf [ Ссылка ]

Ripping and milling | 10” x 30T Glue Line Ripping Blade
Industrial [ Ссылка ]
Thin Kerf [ Ссылка ]

Plywood | 10” x 80T Freud Ultimate Plywood Blade
Industrial [ Ссылка ]
Thin Kerf [ Ссылка ]

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