Miter Spline Jig

Maveric777, member

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I made this jig about 4 months ago wanting to attempt miter splines in a special keepsake box I was working on. The cradle was made rather large compared to many I seen due to possible larger projects down the line (trying to think ahead). I used slides in both miter slots to ensure good tracking as well. I made a removable stop that is easily held in place with two small clamps and use a recycled section of an old tape measure for distance of cut. Last but not least I added a handle to ensure my fingers will stay well away from the blade (I have grown attached to them...lol).

Nothing super fancy. Just a good solid, dependable jig I can always count on. Thanks for taking a look.

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Comments (15)

ranste writes: Thanks for sharing. I'll build one this week and give it a go.
Posted: 11:54 am on December 19th

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Posted: 4:50 pm on September 22nd

Greg_ writes: Simply a wonderful jig! I would like a set of plans if available. Thank you in advance!
Posted: 9:32 pm on September 10th

theelectrician writes: I like the jigs design, is there any way i can get the plans for this jig you made? thanx
Posted: 9:15 pm on April 14th

dicyapperson writes: May I have the plans please for this fantastic jig? Thanks.
Posted: 9:44 am on November 21st

PEAK writes: I would like to hafve the instructions on how this is made??
Posted: 6:28 pm on November 16th

DennisZongker writes: This is one super nice jig! You should get many years of good woodworking use out of it.
Posted: 1:13 pm on September 7th

RLWJr writes: Nice jig, but the web people ought to correct the link. This is described at the link to the page as a PLANER jig. I was wondering how I could use a planer for this joint! It is, of course, a tablesaw jig. But a much nicer one than what I have been using for years!
Bob Wilson
Posted: 11:41 am on September 7th

slotter writes: much nicer than the one I use. Will be making one soon.
Posted: 7:05 am on September 7th

grizzlyman writes: Great jig,will be making that one soon.
Posted: 5:05 am on September 5th

Little_Joe writes: Hey Mav!

I like it!

Simple & easy to make...

Very flexible & does the job!

This is my VOTE for you.... guy!

Cool!


Posted: 1:23 am on September 4th

ecocandle writes: That is a really good design. I recently made a spline jig and yours is better! Well done.
Posted: 3:38 am on September 2nd

gul67 writes: very nice and simple and and very useful.Great jig!
Posted: 11:32 am on September 1st

Maveric777 writes: Thanks Triumph! This is one of my favorite and most trusted jigs in my shop. I do have to give a big thanks to my Father In-Law. After all he is the one who dropped off the tape measure sections thinking of me. I believe I put some of it to good use....lol
Posted: 8:19 am on September 1st

Triumph1 writes: A great amount of thought went into this jig. I wish I had made one of these when I started box making...come to think of it, I still don't have one as nice. Great job on this!
Posted: 11:21 pm on August 30th

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