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Tenoning Jig for the Sophisticate
October 25, 2005

Cut tenons and sliding dovetails with an MDF jig that clamps to your workbench
A simple trick for aligning pins and tails
October 25, 2005

A spacer and proper layout ensure a perfect fit when constructing a dovetailed drawer
Two Jigs for the Drill Press
October 25, 2005

Cut mortises and angled holes with these easy-to-make jigs
Making Hardwood Dowels
October 25, 2005

Choose your own lumber and diameter to produce custom dowels for pinning small joints
Router-Table Tricks for Deep Cuts
October 25, 2005

Don't adjust that bit. Shopmade accessories do the work safely and efficiently.
Fitting a Fat Tenon
October 25, 2005

Three tips to fine-tuning the fit of a mortise-and-tenon joint
Slot-Mortising Table
October 25, 2005

I cut slot mortises on my radial arm saw using this two-way sliding table. The table consists of three separate 3/4-in. thick plywood or particle-board sections. Cut the middle and…
Cutting Round Tenons on Slats
October 25, 2005

With a metal pipe, a simple jig and my radial-arm saw, I solved the problem of cutting round tenons on the ends of slats for the sides of a cradle.…
Drill-Press Mortising Fixture
October 25, 2005

Here's a fixture for cutting mortises on the drill press using fluted end-milling cutters. A lateral control mechanism, made from 1/8-in. steel plate, pivots at three points and gives the…
Routed Box Joint
October 25, 2005

I enjoyed Patrick Warner's article on the box joint (Fine Woodworking #14, Jan. '79). I like the visual results, strength and ease of assembly the joint allows. Like Warner, I…

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