Woodworking Jigs - Page 18 of 94

Draw curves with a hose clamp
July 30, 2014

I like to use turn-key style hose clamps to draw round profiles on the corners of my cutting boards. They are easy to find in hardware stores, and the wing-nut…
Quick-locking stop block
June 4, 2014

I used to struggle to keep a stop block located accurately while clamping it in place on my tablesaw crosscut sled. Then, while making some cam clamps for my shop,…
Micro-adjuster for router-table fence
June 4, 2014

When making fine adjustments to my router fence, I don’t like the imprecision of tapping the fence back and forth, so I designed and built this micro-adjuster. I chose a…
Smart Jig for Pattern Routing
June 4, 2014

Rout multiple shapes with just one jig
Pattern Routing Jig is Safer and Faster
June 2, 2014

Clever jig makes pattern routing safer and faster
Build an Adjustable Handplane Stop
May 23, 2014

For handplaning mitered stock at the workbench, nothing beats this fully adjustable plane stop.
Custom Blade for Tablesawn Dovetails
April 11, 2014

Learn how a custom ground tablesaw blade can make quick work of dovetails
A Saddle Square You May Already Have
December 5, 2013

A saddle square is an expensive little tool made expressly for transferring layout lines from one plane of a workpiece to a perpendicular plane—to scribe around all four sides of…
Benchtop Jig Makes Glue-Ups Easier
October 24, 2013

This simple-to-make bench helper ensures that your glue-ups are square and accurate.
Micro Jig Grr-Rip Push Block
October 24, 2013

The block has hooks on each end that automatically lower to lip over and grab the back end of a workpiece

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