I like the simplicity of this. Way more accessible than others I've seen on this topic.

Great jig build, 02:13 always handy having an extra hand ✋

Very interesting jig. Nice video!

great work. this is the most simple jig I've seen built. thanks

Thanks for this vid. I just made one this evening from some scrap 1/4" and 3/4" MDF. Stacked two 1/4" shims on the base for making 1/4" edge banding. Tried a test run on the sled and quickly planed a perfectly uniform strip. Tomorrow I'll rip a bunch more strips and put this sled to good use.

Obviously two of the right passions : wood working and cycling. Great couple. BTW nice jig.

I really like your version of the skid!

Doing the jig your way instead of the adjustable sides is excellent for keeping things simple. Nice video! I'll be making one of these for my architectural models so I can make my own scale lumber.

Thank you. Very inspiring! Many greetings from Norway.

I just came across your Channel and I have subscribed looking into getting into veneer work and inlay work and this is going to be very useful, thank you for sharing.

Nice jig!

Yours does exactly as it says on the can. I'm  busy making very fine and small windows, door casings, fascia's, trims for dolls houses, shops and intricate model buildings. Very good video and thanks very much for sharing . North East Coast, England.

This just popped up in my recommendations. This is a great idea that I may use for future projects. Thanks for sharing. All the best to you.

I'll be building a skid similar to this for very thin pieces (3/32" to about 1/4").  Nice to see yours working so well.  Thanks for post this!

This is great!  You just saved me $70 as I was about to order the Bridge City Tool miniplane with depth skids :)

Thank you for the video!  It was very helpful.  I'm going to make a jig to make 7mm thick stock.

After watching many of these jigs with all the adjustments for height, I  made one with a fixed 1/2" stop at the end instead.  I'll  put in shims underneath the stock to get the thickness I want.  It's good to see that I'm on the right track though your build looks more elegant.  Thanks!

muito fixe

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Nice design. I like the shim method you use. Seems a bit sturdier than adjustable sides.