DIY CHAMFER JIG - Easy Build to up your FURNITURE PROJECTS

😂😂😂😂😂😂 love the ending. Awesome again Sam 👍

I wish I discovered this sooner, then I would have used the jig for my table 😂 nice and simple, I love it 🤘

Beautifully simple, amazingly effective well done brother

i'm all about that base-base

I just needed it for my project. Thanks.

Quite a simple idea and jig,thanks for the video.👍👍

Short and to the point! Great video!

I highly suggest if you build this to use your routers plunge base, not the trim base. This will allow you to return to a set depth if you are doing many shallow passes on different sides of a piece. Also, and this is a big one, add some paste wax to all surfaces that interface with the router. An alternative method I used to build the main plate was to use a board larger than I needed and I set up one of the side walls. I also set up two short side walls. Then I used my plunge base to plunge down with a straight bit to route a channel. Finally the other side wall was attached. Trim the outside of the plate to size with a template bit and bob's your uncle. Never measure when you can reference.

Another great video Sam! 🤪

Thanks for this video. I've been meaning to make one of these and this made it a lot simpler in my head.

Another great video Sam. Thx

Very clever . It’s a great look

Buddy nice video 👏👍👊

Another great vid any news on your your growing family has she popped and do we have another woodworker to our long and growing trade

Awesome video dude, will certainly be making one of these sometime in the future.

Great video pal

Very nice.

Great! Can I call it something like a part a of game changer?

Great jig. I just made one today. To do radius corners would the angled pieces be placed on a sharper angle?

When are you doing a review on your dust extractor setup