18mm T-Joint Assembly Jig | Cabinet Clamp
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A precise, support-free T-joint jig for assembling standard 18mm boards. Perfect for adding internal shelves or dividers
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BOM: Printed with ROSA3D Starter PLA Red
Expand your 3D-printed woodworking toolkit! Following our popular L-corner jig, this precise T-joint assembly jig is designed to help you flawlessly connect intersecting standard 18mm boards at a perfect 90-degree angle.
This tool is absolutely essential when you need to add internal shelves, vertical dividers, or cross-bracing to your DIY furniture projects. It slips right over the top edge of your main board and firmly holds the intersecting board in place, ensuring your shelves are perfectly square before you drive the first screw.
Key Features:
T-Joint Design: Specifically shaped to clamp intersecting boards (like shelves meeting a side panel) at a perfect 90-degree angle.
Perfect 18mm Fit: Precisely dimensioned to hug standard 18mm cabinet boards tightly (the standard for IKEA, MDF, and plywood). It features a clear "18 mm" label embossed on the inside.
Alignment Windows: Triangular cutouts on the top surface let you visually confirm that both boards are pushed completely flush into the joint.
Side Screw Access: Includes vertical slots on the outer faces, giving you access to drive screws directly into the joint while the jig holds everything in place.
Lightweight & Strong: The truss-like top structure uses minimal filament while providing excellent rigidity.
Printing Instructions:
Orientation: Print normally, flat on its top surface (with the open channels facing upwards).
Supports: NONE. The design is optimized to print cleanly without any support material.
Perimeters: Use 3 or 4 perimeters (walls) to give the jig the stiffness required to hold heavy boards in place.