Rail jigs

A few folks have asked about my little rail jigs that I use when doing shelf pins; this is a quick video about them, and how quick and easy they (and other jigs) are to make. Enjoy!

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Heavy duty groover - https://goo.gl/Ht1TU4

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Panel raising bit - https://goo.gl/GceCdJ

Japanese folding pocket saw - https://goo.gl/DlcyPw

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Photo/video gear

Seriously, gear doesn’t matter

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