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To illustrate the strength of a box joint, Tom Silva and Kevin O'Connor work together to build a sturdy serving tray. | This Old House

Did you know box joints are one of the strongest joints? Tom Silva and Kevin O'Connor work together to build a sturdy serving tray with box joint jig🛠 | This Old House

Can you make a Box Joint Jig smoother than this? The JessEm Box Joint Jig, combined with our Pow-R-Tek SR Router Motor and a 3/8" Upcut Bit from Whiteside makes for some of the smoothest box joints you can make in woodworking! A stainless steel base, along with our phenolic top and rail/bearing guiding system keeps your joints square and allows for some of the easiest box joints you can make! Used In Video: • JessEm Box Joint Jig (06300) • Whiteside 3/8" Upcut Bit (RU4900) • JessEm Pow-R-Tek SR

How To Use JessEm's Box Joint Jig | Step-By-Step Instructions Our Box Joint Jig creates perfect joints in minutes! That's a ton of time saving on making table saw jigs or cutting these by hand! Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use your Box Joint Jig: 1. Choice between one of the three box joint sizes (1/4", 3/8" or 1/2") and install both the key and matching fence face onto the jig. Make sure the bit in your router matches the chosen key/fence size 2. Attach your jig to the base and set eve