The quick-set tenon jig is designed to quickly and accurately cut both sides of a tenon without having to flip the stock or change the jig's settings. A simple flip of the lever alternates between the two cut positions. Templates can also be mounted on the jig for repeatably cutting many slots, such as for finger joints, without re-clamping the stock.
The plans include:
Detailed drawings of every part of the jig
Dimensioned 3D views and assembly drawings
More detailed photographs of the jig and notes, beyond what is in the web article.
Full-scale 1:1 drawings of all parts, so you can just paste them onto the wood instead of making measurements.
Detailed instructions on how to build it, with over 80 photos
Hardware list
A SketchUp model of the jig, which allows you to view them from any angle, disassemble it, or regenerate each of the views in the plans by clicking on the 'scene' tabs in SketchUp.
The plans are in metric units, except for drill and dowel sizes, which are in imperial units.
