Leigh's FMT and super FMT are verticle tenon jigs. I'm cheap and like to build my own jigs so here is a picture of mine in use. One of the picture shows some cherry Chair rails I just cut on it. I can cut just about any angle tenon I want simple or compound angle
I'm pleased with my Leigh MFT, but many of these shop-made jigs (like that above) are really impressive.
Timberwerkz- what make/dimension bit do you choose for the longest possible tenons?
OK, situation here. You will find that a tenon cut on a table saw, vertically can be cut on a router table, horizontally. Use a right angle backing block to hold the tenon material at 90 degrees.
I've included pics of mine and, just in case you want one, a simple mortice jig as well. (I should have photographed the stop plates the other way around)
I actually don't have plans for the jig. I just made it up as I went along. Hd to cut the top twice. I will gladly make some plans to share though.
Laxknut I have a CMT 1/2"d 1"cutter length bit in the router now and a couple of Whiteside 1/2"d 2"cutter length bits. Most of what I do at this time doesn't need a tenon longer than that right now
Chris
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