The Wooden Flag Jig | Increase Production and Quality Of Your Wooden Flags!

When I first started making wooden flags, they would bow, bend and not be square. This wooden flag jig has saved me time, increased production, and helps me create quality wooden flags, repeatedly. I use this jig for a variety of flag sizes as well as some other products such. as the American Flag bottle openers I make and some 3/4" Charcuterie Boards. It can also be adjusted to fit multiple sized products such as thick cutting boards by changing the bolts that. are used. Time: 30-60 Minutes Supplies Used: 2'X4' - 3/4" Plywood 1x3x8 Pine Some Scrap wood 8 - 1/4" x 2 -3/4" Carriage Bolts 8 - 1/4" Washers 8 - 1/4" Wing Nuts 16G Brad Nails Tools Used: Miter Saw Table Saw 16G Brad Nailer Drill 1/4" Drill Bit Tips: 1. Put Saran Wrap on the plywood BEFORE laying down the work piece for glue up. It will keep the piece from sticking to the jig. 2. Number your. braces so it's an easy fit each time. 3. Use 1/2" plywood or MDF for a cheaper jig setup If you liked the video, go ahead and hit that "Like" button for me! If you want to see more like it in the future, hit "Subscribe"! Thanks! Mike True American Craftsman Co. *Using power tools is dangerous and proper knowledge is required before applying the use of these tools to any projects. This video is for demonstration and entertainment purposes only and should you follow this video, it is on your own accord and no liability will be held against the video/ video owner if injury occurs. *