Tapering/Jointing Jig Plans - Written AND Video

***THIS IS A DOWNLOADABLE DIGITAL BUILD PLAN AND NOT A PHYSICAL ITEM***

Upon purchase you will receive 17 pages of detailed written plans and a link for the 16-minute instructional video plans. 

Introducing the Tapering/Jointing Jig Plans

What does it mean to joint a board? Jointing a board means to cut a perfectly straight edge that is 90 degrees to the face of that board. This jig does just that along with cutting tapers.

Key Features:

- Simple and Reliable Design: This classic design is minimal, effective, and easy to build. 

- No Expensive Materials: You only need one sheet of ¾" plywood and a few inexpensive hardware pieces like T-bolts, knobs, and clamps. 

- Fully Adjustable Fence: The included hold-down clamps allow the fence to adjust anywhere along the jig, and they work with both thick and thin stock.

- Works Off Your Table Saw Fence: No miter slot or runner required. This jig references your table saw fence, making it quick to set up and use on any saw.

- Repeatable Cuts: The included stop block makes repeatable tapered cuts simple and accurate. Great for legs, edges, and cleanup cuts.

- Beginner Friendly: Whether you're new to woodworking or a seasoned pro, this jig is useful, dependable, and fun to build.

- Detailed Instructions: My plans come with comprehensive written and video instructions, guiding you through each step of the construction process. 

What is included in these written plans:
- Materials list
- Tools list
- Approximate cost
- Cut list
- Step-by-step written instructions with pictures and dimensions
- Video plans (link is on page 2 of the written plans)

What is included in the 16-minute video plans:
- Step-by-step video instructions on how to complete every step of the build.

What you won't get with these plans:
- Vague instructions that will leave you guessing
- Confusion diagrams or missing measurements
- Assumption that you're a pro with a fully loaded shop
- A fast-talking, edited YouTube video instead of real guidance

Dimensions (also in the photos):
- Width: 10”
- Length: 34”

Power Tools Needed:

• Table Saw
• Router
• Drill

• Miter Saw (a crosscut sled on your table saw, a circular saw, or a jigsaw would also work) 

Approximate Total Cost to Build: $75

Measurements are in Imperial only (inches), NOT Metric (cm, mm).