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How to Make Dovetail Keys
September 27, 2012

Q: I’ve built a few boxes with mitered splines on the tablesaw, and now I want to try my hand at dovetail splines. I know I can use a jig…
Round Side Table: Cut a Bridle Joint
August 7, 2012

Rogowski shows how to cut a bridle joint in a few simple steps on the bandsaw.
Round Side Table: Cut and Fit a Mortise-and-Tenon Joint
August 7, 2012

Gary Rogowski shares tips and techniques for cutting, sizing, and fitting the joint with hand and power tools.
Round Side Table: Cut a Half-Lap Joint
August 7, 2012

Learn how to produce a perfect fit on the tablesaw when preparing the half-lap joinery for the stretcher and rail assemblies.
A Sled for Cutting Miter-Joint Keys
July 11, 2012

Adding keys is an attractive way to reinforce a box miter joint. Build this sled to make the job easier.
A Jig for Cutting Finger Joints
July 11, 2012

Finger joints can be fussy to cut. This jig makes the job easy and precise.
Add Hidden Splines to Box Miters
July 11, 2012

A spline is a powerful way to strengthen a miter joint. A simple jig will make the job fast and accurate.
Fast Fix: Shopmade Miter-Clamping Jig
July 9, 2012

Learn how to make a miter-clamping jig with hardwood scraps from your shop
Fine Furniture with Biscuit Joints
May 31, 2012

For much better results with biscuit joiners, anchor the tool, not the workpiece.
Super-Strong 3-Way Miter
May 31, 2012

Combination of hand and power tools makes it surprisingly straightforward

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