Making box joint, or finger joints.

It always helps to have and optimized, proven technique. We have built well over 100 box joint jigs and this manual includes these time saving results. Since 2001 there has not been very much advanced or detailed, proven info about box joints available. In fact, many people can make box joints, but it is hard to do it a second time unless you optimize some things, and become familiar with certain details. Making them on a table saw properly is a major step in machining. Also, learning the full capabilities of your saw is all in the details.

It is a proven, clear-cut technique....
For too many, owning a shop full of machines is a short lived hobby, like
owning a mine, covering the entrance and never knowing its full potential...
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"All the details"

Why not know more about a table saw?

Many times we discover, or we are offered the insight or an overview of a rare or a new technique or skill. Yet, since we don't realize how to apply the new technique, we tend to ignore such things. Making box joints are something that someone with a table saw would really want to strive to learn, because it has so many other added benefits. So this skill is worth every bit of effort and the time spent. It will really boost your understanding of machines and tools. Plus, you will have the added benefit of knowing a lot more about a table saw, while making all kinds of great things with box joints too.

Now, finally...
an ebook/manual explaining how to make box joints on a table saw.
Many people who have tried to make box joints can't do it right on the first try,
or second, and so they get frustrated, waste time and waste expensive wood.
The box joint manual makes the whole technique easier, especially where
you have the widths calculated and learn what extra parts, what
certain sequence and details all have to be closely considered. The manuals
explains how to do things right "before" you waste too much time. Then you can
make real progress, even learn some secrets, some history, learn gauging, tips and
the value of knowing what jigs and gauges really can do.

Great technique, clear insight, and a valuable, timesaving,
waste-saving method.

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Not only is this truly a very thorough, proven box joint technique,
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Box Joints, or finger joints, are a durable and long lasting method
of jointing wood. They were used for years by industry for reliability
and were gradually taken over by plastic and cardboard boxes. A reason
for mastering them is that they can apply to woods that are normally
difficult to glue. Many exotic woods belong in this category as they
contain oils that can cause joint failure. Cheese boxes, guns, and shipping crates
were made with these joints for over a century. Companies use to have saws
dedicated with special blades, but they can also be made on a table saw
with a few very important procedures.

Download size is approximately 6-700 KB, Windows PC (98--Windows XP).
Or, choose to just read it online. PDF for MAC version upon request too!

Some people make box joints with ease, and others always get stuck, or
hung up on certain issues. Making box joints with ease is not an event, it is a
process in which certain steps can't be neglected. I have read, and followed
many techniques which failed to emphasize certain vital steps in the process.
After delivering my first 100 or so box joint jigs, I have established and
recorded a proven technique. This easy to follow book includes these vital steps,
and describes any additional tools, steps , vital accessories and details needed
to make them over and over when needed.

With most plans, you are only explained the process and sequential
steps and tools needed. This book describes the key accessories and
devices which help you master them. To get box joints to be even, it helps to
follow the included "stock calculator." Plus, now you get a bonus section about the
historical milestones, events, and the men and machines who made industry real.
"Effective and thorough communication make a big difference and
waste is often "action without the right information."

"Box Joints and more for the Shop"
Index Page

Box Joint Jig
"Box joints are not unattainable anymore"
~Created by Woodjig.com~

"If you have ever tried another method, or tried to make box joints and had problems matching up the cuts, tear-out, alignment, and other problems, you will now be on your way." If you are new at box joints, this will be a great technique to learn with. This booklet includes a proven technique, with many new ideas and clear descriptions of the process. This material includes an accumulation of the most important tips.

CONTENTS:

Using your box joint jig:
Tools needed.
Our great new "Swift Way" to Line up the fence.
More misc. tips, suggestions and photos.
FAQ's for box joints.
E-mail questions about box joints.
Stock calculations are also included in this
handy, bonus E-booklet.

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It's filled with pictures and graphic details
of vital gauging details.....
Also includes a very interesting, historical account of
many interesting and notable greats in the history of science and
the arts. Learn just how influential these Giants were in
this new E-book manual.........

Below are instructions similar to what I had to follow for
years, in order to make mediocre box joints. After building
close to 100 box joint jigs for customers, I discovered that most of the
technique has not been available to fully accomplish the task. Others
left out simple, important tools, details, and processes which took me years
to acquire. They are easy to make for some. But if you do
not read the "rest of the story", there are often too many obstacles
to perfection.

"Old Instructions below....always left me in limbo.
Then after almost making 100 jigs, I discovered the key to using
the right tools, and perfecting all of the details"

You can make a mistake with a jig, and fix it the jig, make an adjustment, or even plug it without
any problem. But when you don't use jigs and make a mistake, especially with $25-$50 dollars worth
of hardwood, it is a problem.

Many basic instructions for making finger joints eventually work after a long set up process,
and the boxes are functionally correct, but the operation isn't. The instructions we have tried weren't always
consistent because of a lack of control or the neglect of just one key factor. That is where "Factors" are important. It is all about eliminating as much possibility of error...completely, and for good. Then...after
some critical work on the details and on the gauging, a whole assortment of improvements
make this technique all the more predictable and automatic.

Jigs are like insurance. That's what you want! An effective process
is the product of a proven, trouble-free procedure. Then there
are even less ways to make a mistake, and more ways to advance.
It's one proven, predictable step at a time. This manual includes all of the
necessary, proven, predictable steps.

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"From all of the pictures I have seen of box joints, or
finger joints, I am confident that few people
have totally mastered them on a table saw until now."
George...Woodjig.com

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Waste is often "action without the right information." Save many times
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There really is a "secret technique" to it. Knowing how to
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Not only is this is truly a very thorough, proven box joint technique,
many will learn a method that is a genuine benefit to the shop. Now, the
book includes a link to download the BONUS E-book called......

"The 50 Giants of Industry"
A very interesting historical account of the top 50 most notable
greats in the history of science and the arts. Few people have any idea how
influential these Giants were. A link to download this bonus book is inside
"Box Joints and more for the Shop" SAVE 14.95.

The "50 Giants of Industry"
is a treasure trove of discoveries. Now it is
is included with the "Box Joints and more e-book".....

Somebody once said...."A few write books not because they are poor,
but because they are dissatisfied with things they don't need."

NOTICE: about kick-back on a table saw.
Observe all safety rules when using a table saw. Always use an overhead blade guard or a fixed blade guard on a crosscut fixture. Kickback can occur with a crosscut fence or rip fence. With a crosscut fence, it usually happens when your work piece is not held tightly, or it is tilted on your return cut. On your rip fence it occurs when your work piece binds between the blade and table saw fence. (Usually when an operator stops mid-cut and decides to back-up) Kickback is a violent launch of your work-piece and can be very dangerous.