Quick-set tenon jig 

I have 30 years of woodworking experience and I can tell you that I've never seen anyone with as many great ideas as you have. I get so tired of trial and error, your machines are the future.

Going back through some of your older videos, Matthias; just because I've watched all the newer ones so many times already. It's interesting to hear how much more relaxed you are now. Great jig, btw.

You, sir, are a true Renaissance man! Your various projects and experiments are profoundly inspiring! Fantastic!

I don't have much interest in woodwork, but seeing this guy has really sparked my interest in it.

you need your own tv show and i love those clamps

I think this is really a great tool. It really make things a lot easier and faster.

You're stuff is great. Like someone said before, you should have your own show, a lot of people would watch.

You are a software engineer and you can also solve a lot of mechanical problems. Thanks you for sharing yours projects.

I have great respect for your trade dude,your videos are so clear and easy for people to understand.

Just doing a little time traveling. Neat jig, Matthias. Scott

I don't see why the tenon needs to be in the center. In many cases, such as when building a table, an off-center tenon is better.

Wow. I was captivated by your genius.... That is the most beautiful jig ...and your presentation was amazing... You should work for NASA.. Thanks so much

Very impressive, people thought I was nuts using a dial indicator on a table saw, glad to see someone else thinks the same,

keep up the good work, you have a talent that many people would love to have

what a great invention, making a great tool for ease; using fairly simple parts. very cool. very precise!

You never cease to amaze me!

Matthiaswandel é realmente um profissional de primeira, sou muito fã do seu trabalho tenho certeza que seus trabalhos tem ajudado muitas pessoas. Parabéns, um grande abraço.

Love the reply to ustworupforit. It really bothers me when someone like yourself is willing to take the time to sure your knowledge and give the rest of us a look into some of your great ideas and all he can do is put it down and can not appreciate it. Well let me just say keep the vids coming and can wait to build this one

Matthis, you are truly amazing! Well done!

I guess the UK is the only other place that still uses inches to some extent.

That is so impressive. What a great jig. BTW, I have loved watching your projects over the past few months (years?) on your website. Happy to see your you tube stuff now.

wouldn't accuracy be increased if you were to(if these suggestions haven't been posted yet this is and if so sorry for repeating) A, increase the leaver arm lengh so you get like 6 to one or something greater mechanical advantage and then B, move the stopper blocks so that they also gain the advantage. as you said speed changes the accuracy. put them further away and speed wont be so much of a factor and you'll hit them cleaner +mechanical advantage thanks for inspiration :better stoppage

Absolute genius.

Wow……incredible sir 👍

@ustworupforit someone made a comment that i'm jealous, well no i'm not, this guy has got lots of talent, keep it up fella

Great job, I was going to buy a Delta jig, but like yours better. Very good job on the vid.

@tro8Aoper I agree with you, but it's a NOBEL prize. (Alfred Nobel, Sweedish chemist and industrialist.)

looks like something my friend gene would make

This is way more informative than that guy named Bob Vila. :)

same but im 18. my machines rock.

Very nice, but I see one issue. While I thing you nailed the jig and the thickness will not be in question, to me it is also important to have the tenon in the center of of the pieces so M&T are flush. How do you account for that.

this makes me wana run over to the home depot and buy some tools hardcore

the dial is very smart

same apart from im 15 and end up destroying half the stuff i own .. but i generally make electrical stuff :)

a Mercedes would be quite a noble prize ;-) maybe a Rolex watch?

Mathias, is there a way to convert the jig so that you could make angled tenon cuts at various degree's?

hey uhh in school we are doing a lesson in simple machines, if you could maybe post something simple machines it would be greatly appreciated

@Matthiaswandel no, im in sheffield UK

nice work! peace

Matt how much you charge for that jig ?

it's funny how you make things so that you can make others more easily

@holmenbm Because he can.

thats genius

Can i just buy one from you? its AWESOME, you have some serious skills few hundred? paypal?

only in engineering you would use measurements like this, I am a carpenter/joiner and have been for 30 years and we don’t go to this sort of extreme measurement don’t forget wood moves and is affected by moisture, it’s not like steel great idea but just use a rule like we all do, it’s worked for hundreds of years

Is there one we can buy?

how do i get one of those machines?....i mean why waste my time trying to build a jig to cut tenons when you know you can't do better than this.....might as well buy it and not waste the time to build one i can take the time to do other things.....actually cutting accurate tenons does'nt have to be rocket science this guy made it rocket science.....wow

whats a noble prize?

I bet you'd like to see his wood, work?

I can tell you are american.

too much talking...bourring

wow, you are amazing, both in terms of creativity and concept. SWEET