If you’ve seen my content for a while, you know that I make a lot of wood boxes. That’s because what you typically see me build are things for customers and people usually ask me to make them boxes. One thing that I haven’t covered is my stupid simple way of making box joints. I don’t do any measuring when I make box joint joinery. Everything is by eye. I use a stop block on my table saw sled and flip the board from side to side, so that no matter what I do, my joints are equal on the top and bottom of the box. I recommend giving this woodworking joint a try. It’s really simple and will give your box a really cool look.