Moral of the story: Never unsubscribe from quality KZfaq contributors. Welcome back William. I'm glad you're back, imparting your much appreciated know-how 👌😉👍

Thank you so much for providing these videos. I just finished this jig for my old craftsman. Tomorrow once the glue dries I’ll be ready to go! Then onto your miter jig.

Thank You Everyone for such a warm welcome back. I woke this morning to check if anyone watch my video and was overwhelm by the response. Your love and support touched me deeply. I didn't think anyone would miss another woodworking You Tuber. You guys are Awesome! I Love You All. Please accept my deepest gratitude, I am truly humbled and blessed by subscribers like you. Thank You so very much. William

Hi Everyone, Sorry about the video quality. I film at HD 1080 but got compressed to 360p. Found out why, KZfaq upgraded it's format and will accommodate 4K . That's what happens when I'm away for so long. Will try to upload again at 1080 HD. Thanks for your understanding.

"I don’t touch MDF or plywood because all my projects are out of solid wood because I’m a real woodworker." I laughed out loud when you said that. Thanks for your time in making the video and a great jig.

I really appreciate your videos. You are a fantastic teacher and break the steps down so well that even a caveman like me can follow. Thanks for taking the time to pass down good information

The dry humor is not lost with me! Thanks for making more videos. This is great

Glad to see you back. You have a lot of people who were waiting for your return. Now I know I can actually add a tall fence to my old DeWalt table saw.

Welcome back. I have missed the awesome content, the presentation style and the sense of humour.

Very glad you're back. I've checked almost every day hoping for a new video. Thank you.

Glad to see you back here

Great to have you back! Thanks for sharing Buddy!

So great to see you back!!! Going to have to build your jig after the holiday rush. Thank You for the information.

Welcome back. Look forward to your work.

I learn a lot watching your videos! Really happy to see you back!

I was so excited when I saw you had a new video out. Thank you for sharing and I hope you’re able to put out more in the near future.

SOOO glad to have you back, Sir! My woodworking skills have suffered in your absence! Thanks for making more videos!

I love William's videos - they are the best available! I was about to make this jig but then realized I had bought those Microjig dovetail clamps which allows you to clamp a board to your existing fence from behind utilizing dovetail channels. So instead of making William's box I duplicated those functions with just two pieces of 7" tall MDF. One piece has the rabbet groove and the other piece doesn't. The advantages of using these clamps are only 2 pieces of wood required and it clamps tight to your fence; it also takes up less room for storage and no cumbersome workarounds for oddly configured fences. The downside, of course, is the expense of the clamps and dovetail router bit - not an issue for me since I already had them. Anyway, just a simpler albeit more expensive alternative.

thanx for sharing your jig with us 1st time viewer ,, nice workspace!

I am new to wood working and never knew about jigs for my tools. This is so invaluable to me. It is opening all sorts of possibilities for me. I was so afraid of my table saw and now I am getting much more confidence since I am learning how to be safe with my table saw. My first time using my table saw I got hit with a piece of wood in the forehead so I didn't use it for years. I only use to fix things around the house but now I want to make furniture and things that I need in my house. Thanks for opening up a whole new world of new adventures for me!

Welcome back! Great to see you again.

So nice to see you back!

Thank you Bill for this in-depth video on building your Table Saw Jig. I built mine seeing it in your Box Joint Jig video and it works very well for trimming the box joint finger stubs after glue-up.I hope you have the time to create more videos, I know it takes a lot more time than it looks like to shoot and edit. Wish I was 3000 miles closer so I could attend some of your classes.

Great to see you back hope you have the time to make more videos. love the humor

Awesome to see you again. Hope all is well for you. Always enjoy your videos. Thank you.

Always enjoy your videos and your humour lol keep on posting ... Thanks Garry from the UK

Good stuff, William. Love the thousandths of an inch ...

So glad your back! Great video. Thank you

So glad to see you back!

Yes, welcome back!

Thanks you are the best. Glad you found time to post.

Another great example to add to my collection! Thanks William!

SO glad to see some new "content" Mr. NG - looking good - don't be a stranger.

Thanks William! I hope this means we get get to enjoy more of your videos.

Good video and thanks for being a great teacher.

Your videos are always very detailed and informative. Thank you! Always learning on your channel!

I always enjoy your videos (and understated humor) and wish they came out more often. I'd love to see some of the ways this jig gets employed in your work. Thanks William.

Great to see you back hope you have been well. Great video thank you for going to the effort.

Always admire the precision you use, thanks for all the great content and laughs

Woo woo! Great new site, excited for your online coffee table class !

Good to see you back! Congrats on the handmodeling.

You're alive! Yay! Welcome back :-)

I absolutely love your videos! You have been very inspirational for me and I just want to thank you for sharing!

Good to see you back!

Excellent video, I just build one for my Bosch GTS 1031 portable saw. Turn out great I still have my fingers. Look forward to your other video

Been meaning to make one of these for a while now......ok you talked me into it😃😃👍👍 Thanks for posting the video......was hoping you'd come back....... Cheers

We missed you!

As many have said welcome back! Hope to see many more of your entertaining and helpful videos in 2018.

Welcome back! Been patiently waiting for some new videos.

William Ng is back! Nice to see you again, you super hand model. :)

Welcome back! Love watching your vids and have missed them dearly!

Long time no see! Happy to see your videos again!

I agree with all. Good to see you back.

Welcome back. Love the style of presentation and humor. Happy New Year!

12:11 "I don't want to jeopardize my other career as a super hand-model." Hahahaha I lost it.

Really enjoy your teaching style. Wish I wasn't all the way on the other coast!

Excellent video and process. Thank you so much sharing. Also, much success with your second job.😉

keep up the great work brother!

Sweet! You're back. I missed the vids.

Thank you. Always get a lot out of your teaching. Thanks!

He's back!

Really nice video. Thank you.

TOP - THX for being back

Interesting jig, I will have to go back and review its uses. I have a Felder saw as well, nice to see a jig for this style fence.

Yep one of my favorite you tube guy's also thanks for posting hope to see you soon

Super hand model = subscribed. Well, that and the excellent video. Welcome back.

Welcome back !!

Do you know what? I watched your build video before watching the fence in action. Ha I'm looking for a design of a fence to improve or replace the one of my cheap Stanley table saw. Looks like your design could improve it a lot without much tweaking! It's just what I need: Taller, sturdier, with a tool tray... Cool. Now I'm going to watch it in action! Ha Looks like you have many more interesting videos! Cheers from Peru!

Great video!

Welcome back. From one super hand model to a good to see you but I must say I was on pins and needles when you were handling the plywood without gloves! One splinter and you’ll be out of work for a week!!!

Great Video as always. It's been way too long since the last one. Love your humor. Also, this build was easier than Mike Tyson trying to win a spelling bee (Quote from past video).

Great video and I did notice your lovely hands!

thanks for the video I made the same jig with one piece of wood and dovetail match-fit clamps

Thanks for the video!

Been waiting a long time for more content from you. Glad to see you’re back! Can you make a vid where you demo the uses of this fence?

Good to see you. Thought I have seen those hands somewhere!

yea you're back!

Love the "Hand Model" comment!

thanks for the video. I was going to seriously over complicate this jig with dados and all the other fixins for no good reason. p.s. we missed you. lol

Thank you!

I’ve seen sliding boxes, do you prefer the stationary kind? You’re easy to watch, I enjoy your information!

Dude, where have you been? Welcome back

Thank you.

chouette ! vos videos me manquaient... cordialement

Welcome back! Now that you’re back, any chance you can make the video referenced in your 5 cute to perfect cross cut sled video about making perfect Miter sleds? I’ve tried but can’t find an easy way to adjust the fence and or measure the error on the miter...

Wow, isn't this the first video in a couple of years?

Please don't ever feel you have to qualify anything like using brads. Don't agree, go build your own good luck. Great video!

Glad to see you back. Curious, why use the cabinet saw with a cross cut sled when you have that felder slider?

Do you ever use an L-fence on the table saw? There are some advantages to those as well, especially for mitered boxes.

First! Big fan!

Hi. I just want to say thanks for all your video tutorials. I have just started getting into woodwork and came across your channel when looking for jigs for woodwork. A lot of it is over my head so was wondering if you could recommend any books for a beginner. In another video you said you studied engineering, now though you do woodworking classes. How did this happen? Kind regards Lee

Great videos William. How many inches of clamp throat do you need to build a 7" tall jig? If the tick line is 3" up, wouldn't a little over 4" of clamp throat be enough?

Welcome back William, I was thinking of going into super hand modeling myself. Any pointers for us just getting into the business? :-)

Where in tarnation have you been? We've missed you

Thank you for this. Are there different grades of Baltic Birch?

Hi William.. I recently saw this video and wondered what type of finish you use on your jigs and fixtures..thanks! 😉👍

Love this! The only thing I'm confused on: Why, when trying to determine the length of the fence (as part of the final board length), would you measure the diagonally? Wouldn't you simply measure front end to back edge?

Papyrus! No one tell Ryan Gosling!

You know whose hands they remind me of? Ray McKigney.

I don’t understand the purpose of the rabbet in the bottom of the jig.