Woodworking Jigs - Page 20 of 93

Hold Small Pieces Safely in a Crosscut Sled
September 21, 2012

Here’s a handy addition to a crosscut sled. Before attaching the fences, rout a dado a couple of inches to the right or left of the blade and add a…
Extend a Table Saw’s Miter-Gauge Slot
July 18, 2012

There are times when the tablesaw’s miter-gauge slot is too short for the job at hand. This is especially true when using a large crosscut sled. This attachment extends the…
How to Build a Dado Jig
April 5, 2012

Clever guide guarantees a perfect fit for shelves of any thickness.
Dado Jig Tackles Shelves of Any Thickness
April 2, 2012

Learn how to cut accurate dadoes using this fully adjustable router jig.
Jig for Fitting a Curved Chair Splat
January 31, 2012

Building a chair with a curved back splat is challenging work, in part because the splat itself is tricky to fit. The tenons at the splat’s top and bottom aren’t…
Playing-Card Profile Gauge is a Good Deal
January 31, 2012

I like to keep a deck or two of old playing cards handy in the shop for use as shims, but they also make a terrific gauge for copying molding…
Cut Cauls when Cutting Box Joints
January 31, 2012

The clamping cauls will make the glue-up easier.
Sharpening Jig for Planer Knives
December 8, 2011

Learn how to sharpen your planer knive in-place with this shop-made jig
Upgrade Your Router with Shop-Built Bases
December 8, 2011

Four custom bases unlock the tool's versatility.
Video: How to Sharpen Jointer Knives
December 8, 2011

Learn a quick and simple technique for sharpening jointer knives in-place.

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