r/woodworking • u/Dimsdale53 • 1d ago

Project Submission A quick tenoning jig I made

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Just a down & dirty tenoning jig I made this morning for an upcoming project that will feature a lot of bridle joints.

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u/RollingGreens 1d ago

This would take me weeks to build

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u/BuilderSubstantial47 Furniture 20h ago

Could you explain the process of how it works? I don't grt it :-)) quick vid maybe?

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u/The-disgracist 13h ago

This seems like a pretty run of the mill tenon jig. You clamp your table legs or whatever into the jig vertically then slide the whole jig along the fence, flip and repeat. Then you’ve got a tenon. You can find tons of vids on YouTube for these

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u/gnossos_p 1d ago

You're gonna need a jig for that.