I realize this is a 4 year old video but I still would like to add a comment. The detail Mr. Burt demonstrates is very good. The construction of the jig is very straight forward and well described. His voice is a bit soft but I believe I understood everything he has to say. However I dearly hope Mr. Jensen's video camera skills have improved over time. The video is extremely jittery. Hand held camera work has to be very exacting to keep the viewer from litterly getting sick. This entire video could have been made with a single setup using a tripod for the camera. It never would need to be touched again. The shots would be rock solid. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
I just watched this today (3 yrs late) found it very interesting and another project for me to try. Thank you very much. Sub'd and look out for more. Thank you for sharing.
Thankyou sooooo much for this video. It’s been doing my head in trying to work out the 60 degree cut method. With your help I should be able to get it right, at last. Thank you once again
Dear Jim, what a wonderful jig with so many possibilities, I think your idea of increasing the height of the backing strip and putting a guard for the saw blade is really good. Thank you so much for sharing. Regards Chris
lol , you quote ..... i understand this isnt the best way to do this ( please be careful ) , we can glue wood but it dont work with fingers, i tell ya what i got from this ( a look at that pushstick , must make one like that) the jig cut distance from fence , what is it ??
Although I got a lot out of the video, I could barely hear you. So I’m just guessing at a lot of things. In Fact I tried to switch to closed caption and it couldn’t understand either. LOL. I’ll be looking for more of your videos, hoping for better audio.
Fantastically well illustrated Jim, I feel I can do this and get exactly right first time! 😊
I realize this is a 4 year old video but I still would like to add a comment. The detail Mr. Burt demonstrates is very good. The construction of the jig is very straight forward and well described. His voice is a bit soft but I believe I understood everything he has to say. However I dearly hope Mr. Jensen's video camera skills have improved over time. The video is extremely jittery. Hand held camera work has to be very exacting to keep the viewer from litterly getting sick. This entire video could have been made with a single setup using a tripod for the camera. It never would need to be touched again. The shots would be rock solid. Thank you for sharing. Have a great day and stay safe.🙂🙂
Phenomenal! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Thank you for showing this. I will make one for the vets and me.
That was great. I think that your jig is much better than the ones that have been made in 2023 or 2024.
Simple, practical and effective, well done to you Jim👍I agree that a runner in the table track would give a belt and braces job. Thanks for sharing.
Just found your F A B video. Most interesting, thanks for sharing.
I just watched this today (3 yrs late) found it very interesting and another project for me to try. Thank you very much. Sub'd and look out for more. Thank you for sharing.
Thankyou sooooo much for this video. It’s been doing my head in trying to work out the 60 degree cut method. With your help I should be able to get it right, at last. Thank you once again
تبارك الرحمن. اختراع ممتاز. نتيجه جميله جدا. سلمت يداك..
Très joli travail.
J’ai beaucoup appris. Merci pour le partage!
Jean-Paul
Dear Jim, what a wonderful jig with so many possibilities, I think your idea of increasing the height of the backing strip and putting a guard for the saw blade is really good. Thank you so much for sharing. Regards Chris
Thanks for the video, I have watched a lot, yours by far has helped me the most, I'm new at woodworking so I need all the help I can get
excellent demonstration, wonderful teacher, thank you, i will subscribe
Brilliant. Simple. Straightforward. It makes me want to build this sled. However, the safety violations were cringe.
It turns out very beautiful! Good luck!
Great job
Use a runner to slide in the the bottom of your jig to ride in the track of your table saw
Excellent demo. I tried to make a 3D barn star but it beat me!
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Brilliant, always wondered how they did that!
Bellissimo bravo ragazzo Fabrizio 🇮🇹 🖐️
lol , you quote ..... i understand this isnt the best way to do this ( please be careful ) , we can glue wood but it dont work with fingers, i tell ya what i got from this ( a look at that pushstick , must make one like that) the jig cut distance from fence , what is it ??
Excellent Jig idea. The arm with the spring is a excellent idea. Can a FeatherBoard be used to do the same thing?
NICE work sir
So Jim first off excellent.If you wanted to make a bigger one just move the fence over correct? Once again excellent
Although I got a lot out of the video, I could barely hear you. So I’m just guessing at a lot of things. In Fact I tried to switch to closed caption and it couldn’t understand either. LOL. I’ll be looking for more of your videos, hoping for better audio.
Me too
Nice work sir please keep it up
Can I use this jig to make a bigger piece to make a larger star
Absolutely, Using Jim's method the width of the material you start with will determine how large your star will be.
Jim. Is there a place to buy the spring for this jig? Thanks for sharing your ingenuity
It’s from a broken spring clamp
Hi, nice work, so my miter saw should be at a 60°
Great information thanks 😊
روعه
How do I make one
Wish I could hear what you are saying in the video
Bit difficult to hear your voice.. Brilliant vid. Subbed
what did you spray on the mdf for the glue
Glue Accelerator
Yikes, cross-cutting by hand with no miter gauge or other support? 😬
Such a palava, overthinking the problem.
Speak up! I couldn't hear a word you said
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There is something wrong with the audio.😭
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You cut it on a hand saw
il prend trop de risque
Can't hear him.