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I've been working on a picture fame for a painting we have. Thanks, by the way, to Hands Made For Wood for his great tutorial, which I used to make the frame.
When I got to the part about cutting the slots for the splined corners I had to make the jig. So I spent my shop time yesterday evening building this jig and I thought it turned out decent enough to share. It's my own variation of the 'ole standard. The hold-down block is adjustable for different widths. Parts can be replaced easily enough if/when/as needed.
When I got to the part about cutting the slots for the splined corners I had to make the jig. So I spent my shop time yesterday evening building this jig and I thought it turned out decent enough to share. It's my own variation of the 'ole standard. The hold-down block is adjustable for different widths. Parts can be replaced easily enough if/when/as needed.




