Woodworking Basics: How to Make and Use a Boot Jack @industrialcomfort
Woodworking Basics: How to Make and Use a Boot Jack  @industrialcomfort
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Quick video demonstrating how to make and use a BOOT JACK, which is a simple device that allows you to easily remove those stubborn boots - any boots, not just cowboy boots. Trust me, your life is about to get a thousand times easier with a Boot Jack!

Boot Jack made from a piece of .75" x 5" x 12" piece of maple stock. Tread patterns cut with table saw blade spaced at 1/4" increments at a depth of 1/8". Hole for heel catch is 2 3/8".

drill bit for heel catch hole: amzn.to/4qbmw80

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