Kumiko Jigs

Getting ready to try my hand at some Kumiko and needed to make some jigs. I Used the plans from "The Art of Kumiko" by Matt Kenney for the basics. I made a couple of modifications and made the blocks 11-1/2" instead of the required 9" I had some drops from a oak handrail and that worked out great, it will remain stable since it had been laminated. I cut the bevels with the bandsaw and hand planed the surface for the finished angle. Then set up the table saw for a 3/4" dado cut down the center. Had some 1/4" oak stock, which was ripped into a few strips and glued a center block at each end to create the stops for the grove in the blocks. Need to get a proper size screw to fit the slot which is used for repetitive sizes.

The blocks have angles on each end;
1) 22.5* and 45*
2) 30* and 60*
3) 67.5* and 90*

I also made up another sled to use just to cut the Kumiko frames, I sized the slot to use a standard blade, offsetting the pin at 1/2". And made up a miter box to cut the strips to length, with a razor saw. My plan is to use Basswood for the Kumiko.

Thanks for looking and comments are always welcome and appreciated.