> After searching the archives for a hive body jig, with no luck, thought > I'd ask if anyone out there has made one or knows of plans for making one. Sure, it's called a "box joint jig", assuming that you want the "traditional" interlocking-fingers approach. Here's a decent example, which you will need to modify to do the bigger wider joints on a hive body or super. http://www.diydata.com/projects/plans/tool_plans.htm Scroll down to "Box-Joint Jig", and click. ...and DO buy the "stackable" type dadoo blade for your table saw. The "adjustable" or "wobbling" type that Sears sells is a pain to set to the correct width, and not matter how hard I tried, varied slightly, forcing me to make lots of "test" cuts on scrap and tweak, twiddle, and frobnicate the width adjustment. And you want CARBIDE blades. There is a series of drills and blades that claim to be "Cobalt" blades being sold at the mega-super home improvement stores, as if cobalt was a steel tempering additive of any value. It isn't. (Next year, someone will start selling "Kryptonite" blades. I will bet serious money on this.) jim (Who makes sawdust in winter, and honey in summer) :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -- Visit www.honeybeeworld.com/BEE-L for rules, FAQ and other info --- ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::