Want to achieve perfect mortise and tenon joinery every time? Master woodworker George Vondriska provides step-by-step instruction on how to use an FMT (Frame Mortise and Tenon) jig to cut mortise and tenon joinery for your woodworking projects.
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Have the FMT machine, works fine for both mortises and tenons, however it will not cut any M or T wider than 1/2″. If you find a way to break this limit Please let me know Thanks for the video presentation.
David Kennedy