Pour Over Coffee Stand: Using a Box Joint Jig for Finger Joints

In this video, I show the step-by-step process of how I built a stylish wooden Pour Over Coffee Stand, using woodworking techniques with finger joints. In the project, I combine ipê and ivory woods to create an exclusive stand for pouring over coffee. The use of my Box Joint Jig was essential in the process, which greatly simplified the making of the joints, ensuring precision and quality in the finish.

This video is perfect for DIY enthusiasts and coffee lovers, offering a step-by-step guide for you to start your own wooden coffee maker project.

00:00 Introduction
00:35 Resawing Pieces on the Band Saw
01:13 Planing the Wood
01:56 Creating Finger Joints with a Box Joint Jig
03:02 Pre-Drill Sanding
03:25 Drilling the Central Hole and Routing
04:41 The Gluing Process
05:22 Edge Rounding on the Router Table
06:34 Final Sanding
06:50 Applying Mineral Oil for Finish
07:12 Attaching Rubber Feet
07:49 Adding a Rubber Base for Stability
08:37 The Complete Pour Over Coffee Stand

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