Joinery - Page 6 of 69

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?
Let’s Cut a Dovetail Joint Using a Sawing Guide
February 8, 2022

Mike Farrington guides you through using a dovetail guide, step by step.

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