Joinery - Page 46 of 69

Sculpt Flowing Joinery with an Angle Grinder
July 1, 2006

Ideal tool lends precision to curves with little practice required
Rout Perfectly Sized Dadoes
June 1, 2006

Here's a simple way to make a dado that is sized perfectly for the board that fits into it. First, set up a fence across the workpiece for the router…
Hand-Cut Dovetails, Accurate and Fast
May 23, 2006

A tip from a tails-first guy
A Joint that Exploits Wood Movement
May 1, 2006

Traditional wet/dry joinery uses heat and moisture to strengthen a post-and-rung connection
Excerpt: Make a Chair From a Tree
April 10, 2006

A look at the process of making traditional greenwood chairs
Dovetail Saws
March 1, 2006

To cut dovetails by hand, you need a fast-cutting saw that's easy to control.
Shooting Boards 101
January 15, 2006

Q: I want to use a shooting board to prepare 3/4-in.-thick by 3-in.-wide walnut stock for a mitered frame. I've read that shooting boards are appropriate for trimming miters on small parts, but…
Drilling a Dowel
October 25, 2005

If you have a lathe, it's easy to bore a centered hole in the end of a dowel. You can also do it on the drill press or radial arm…
Miter Jig
October 25, 2005

With this fixture I can make tight, clean production-run miter cuts on my radial arm saw. Those of us who can't always take time to readjust and tune our saws…
Jig for Cross-Grain Routing
October 25, 2005

The concept is simple, but this jig is indispensable for routing dadoes in carcase sides, especially when several dadoes are to be made in one board. Once the jig is…

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