Joinery - Page 7 of 69

Video: Making tapered wedges on the table saw
January 26, 2022

Contributing editor Chris Gochnour demonstrates how he creates wedges at the table saw using just a miter gauge and a stop block.
An Uncommon Way to Cut Rabbets by Hand
January 25, 2022

Cut rabbets by hand with just a chisel and paring block.
Workshop tip: Simple router jig for mortising
December 30, 2021

Routing mortises simply with a clamp, a support rail, and a support block.
When design strikes
December 27, 2021

Sometimes a board is just a board. And sometimes it's inspiration.
Tenon fitting using a carbon transfer
December 22, 2021

Milk paint powder does a great job of showing where the tenons on this chair need some extra help.
What to Look for in a Benchtop Mortiser
December 1, 2021

These fast, accurate drilling machines cut square holes easily. Know what to look for when you're ready to buy.
How to Fit a Shelf to Hand-Cut Dadoes
November 25, 2021

Whether sawing freehand or against a guide block, Megan Fitzpatrick always checks that the dadoes are flat and square.
Choosing and using dado planes
November 12, 2021

Bob Rozaieski offers a guide to choosing a vintage dado plane, tuning up metal and wood-bodied planes, and using them to produce clean dadoes.
Workshop tip: Foolproof way to fit mitered dovetails
November 11, 2021

The tape lets you trim just one side of the miter while maintaining the perfect angle, producing a flawless fit.
Workshop tip: Dovetail sled makes short work of pins
October 7, 2021

The pivoting fence of this jig delivers clean, precise cuts with little layout.

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