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3 IN 1 Planing Jig

For years now I have made and used three separate jigs when using a hand plane. By combing all three into one I have now saved valuable wall space (where I hang my jigs) and the convenience of having all three available in place.

The first part of the jig is a normal bench hook which is an invaluable tool in any shop, simply hook it over the edge of your bench and plane and cut to your heart’s content.

The second part of the jig was the edition of the sub base which in essence turns the bench hook into a shooting board.

The shooting board is used to trim end grain, square the end of a board, fine tune a tenon, or create a chamfer – just about any job that requires your workpiece to be held quickly and securely without having to clamp it down.

Finally by adding the removable mitre fence you can shoot your delicate mitres accurately and efficiently.

This jig is a very basic woodworking tool but a must for anyone that does even the smallest amount of hand work in the shop.

Have Fun! Work Safely

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Part 1: Base & Part 2: Hook

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Part 3: Fence (Stop) & Part 4: Plane Rest

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Part 5 & 6: Mitre Fences

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Material List

Page ID # QTY Description T" W" L" Material Notes: TBE / MBE = Tenon or Mortise Both Ends, ALSO:

Machining required for workpiece

4 1 1 Base (Main) 3/4 12 14 Birch Ply Drilled for threaded inserts

4 2 1 Bench Hook 3/4 2 12 Birch Ply Glued and screwed to main base

5 3 1 Fence/ Stop 1 1/2 1 1/2 12 Hardwood Glued and screwed to main base

5 4 1 Plane Rest 1/4 14 16 Birch Ply or Hardboard Shallow Dado, Glued to Base

6 5 1 Mitre Fence 1 1 1/4 1 1/2 8 1/2 Hardwood Mitre, Drilled, 1/2" x 1 1/4" Tenon

6 5 1 Mitre Fence 2 1 1/4 1 1/2 8 1/2 Hardwood Mitre, Drilled, 1/2" x 1 1/4" Dado

Misc

8 F.H. Wood Screws # 8 1 1/2

2 Threaded Inserts 1/4' ID 3/8" OD 1/2"

2 Male Knobs 1/4" 2

2 Washers 1/4" ID 1/2" OD

When building and drilling your mitre fence accuracy is extremely important!

Drill your threaded insert holes after you have aligned your fences to 90 and 45 degrees.