Box Joint Challenge Coin Display

Using my new box joint jig to create an interesting look.
To get a in depth look at Ed Stiles' fantastic box joint jig, see his video at: • BOX JOINT JIG
Download Ed's free plans at:
dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1...
If you like the music, check out my music video: • Dancer's Journey

[@Whatthensayyou]

Measuring is extremely over-rated.. That comment got you a new subscriber!!! Awesome build brother!

[@challengecoinstands1042]

really nice!

[@pskin1978]

That's freaking sweet. I have a bunch of challenge coins. And after hearing tons of times, go get a stand for them, I finally went and bought one at my military clothing and sales store. And it now looks like absolute garbage compared to yours. Lol. Great work.

[@FranklinWoodWorks2016]

+pskin1978 Thank you!

[@willemkossen]

That is awesome. I like the increasing finferjoint style element!

[@FranklinWoodWorks2016]

+Willem Kossen Thank you!

[@breakinn403]

Nice job but why not cut the coin slots on the same angle as the leg rise? Then the slots will be parallel to the surface the holder is resting on. Just a thought.

[@FranklinWoodWorks2016]

+breakinn403 I explained it in the video. The angled slots make it easier to accommodate coins of different thicknesses. That way the coin can lean against the edge of the slot, and it's easier to adjust the coins to be at the same angle. I've made a ton of these, and this is what I've found through trial and error.

[@GattoriSancho]

I don't always measure either lol

[@burnettescustomwoodworks5834]

Bad A man

[@RomanA1087]

like watching your videos, food for thought though. music kinda stamps out your voice a bit at times.

[@FranklinWoodWorks2016]

You are correct. This is a learning curve for me, and I haven't gotten the video thing down yet.

[@RomanA1087]

FranklinWoodWorks i hear yah. alot goes into the whole process if you want to make anything even remotely watchable. youll get it. keep um coming! and thank you!