Joinery - Page 6 of 69

Workshop tip: Quick-Grip-style clamps assemble miters quickly and accurately
August 10, 2022

This technique works for all kinds of frames, thick and thin, small and large, and also on boxes.
Standard vs. Low-Angle Block Planes
July 13, 2022

The cutting angle is the key to success with these workshop workhorses. Here's why it matters.
Perfect dadoes; no jig
June 30, 2022

Jer Schmidt breaks it down to its simplest form: a straightedge, a spacer that matches your bit, and a piece of scrap.
Setting up a fillister plane
May 27, 2022

Tips on setting up and using this classic hand tool for joinery.
My favorite DIY joinery
May 23, 2022

Slip mortise-and-tenons are a step up, but definitely within reach for the beginning woodworker.
Workshop tip: Fine-tune your mortiser with a small stick
April 7, 2022

Clamping on a straightedge makes it easier to see if the small chisel is parallel with the machine's fence.
How to cut a tenon on a long board with a router jig
April 6, 2022

Here's the solution Tom McLaughlin used on his low pencil-post bed.
Workshop tip: Acrylic spacer blocks to set joinery machines
March 31, 2022

These acrylic blocks help center biscuits and Dominoes in common wood thicknesses.
5 ways of using a table saw L-fence
March 8, 2022

Rabbets, tenons, flush-trimming, miters, and pattern work all made significantly easier with this one simple table saw jig.
Rabbeting a Shelf for Strength vs. Appearance
February 16, 2022

When rabbeting a shelf to fit into a dado, is it better to put the rabbet on the top or the bottom?

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