Woodworking Joints with Power Tools
Tips and tricks for cutting woodworking joints with machines
Learn how to cut a variety of common woodworking joints—from dovetails and tenons, to mortises and more—with our curated collection of how-to videos and articles
Fine Woodworking Recommended Products
Starrett 4" Double Square
Marking knife: Hock Double-Bevel Violin Knife, 3/4 in.
Suizan Japanese Pull Saw
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How to Cut Dovetails on the Tablesaw
Learn how to cut better, faster through-dovetails using your tablesaw and a standard rip blade
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Biscuit Joiner Tips and Tricks
Learn how to harness the full potential of your biscuit joiner in Part I of our two-part series
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Dovetail Techniques Video Workshop
Furniture maker Stephen Hammer demonstrates a variety of ways to cut beautiful, strong dovetail joinery with the assistance of machinery in this members-only video series. Catch the free preview.
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Domino System Makes Mortise-and-Tenon Joinery Fast and Easy
Festool’s Domino joinery system is able to crank out hybrid mortise-and-tenon joinery faster than you can mount your dado stack
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How to Cut Mortises with a Plunge Router
Refinements to a Fine Woodworking contributor’s jig yield faster mortises
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In this members-only series, woodworking instructor Marc Adams takes viewers through a variety of tablesaw techniques—including tips on joints including dadoes, rabbets, tenons, and miters.
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How to Cut Tenons on the Tablesaw
Tenons in no time with a tablesaw and dado set
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Drawbore Your Mortise-and-Tenon Joinery
Learn a centuries-old technique that will bring mortise-and-tenon joinery together tight as a drum
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