Woodworking Jigs - Page 25 of 94

Power Lift for Drill-Press Table
September 20, 2010

Making woodworking less phyiscal
Build a Sharpening Stone Jig
September 14, 2010

Learn how to a build a simple jig that will keep your sharpening stones from wandering all over the bench during honing.
Protect Your Router Bits with a Custom T-Drawer
July 29, 2010

Learn how to build a custom storage device that will protect and organize your router bits.
Use a Long Push Stick When Ripping Narrow Boards
July 29, 2010

Q: Is it safe to rip 1/8-in.-wide strips between the rip fence and blade? Ed Pirnik, Stamford, CT A: With the right push stick, it’s a safe cut. Make the…
Push stick stands at the ready
July 21, 2010

At my small commercial shop, we removed the factory tablesaw guard and installed an over-arm blade guard for safety reasons. Even so, the battle between the blade guard and rip…
Quick way to set a plunge router to cut hinge mortises
July 21, 2010

While reading the April 2010 issue (FWW #211), I noticed how Doug Stowe set his router bit to the correct depth to cut a hinge mortise. Here’s another way that’s…
No-pinch vise handle
July 21, 2010

My bench vise is a substantial cast-iron model with a beefy metal handle. When the handle drops vertically, it is not only noisy but also painful if your fingers are…
No-fuss jig dials in caliper settings while turning
July 21, 2010

Any turner will tell you that turning a spindle requires lots of caliper settings. To ease this process, I came up with this double-duty V-gauge. To make the gauge, cut…
Jig holds burnisher at proper angle
July 21, 2010

I recently purchased a scraper plane with instructions that call for sharpening the blade with the burnisher held 15° from horizontal. I quickly discovered this is easier to write than…
Vise Insert Prevents Racking
June 18, 2010

This simple device helps keep your bench vise in perfect alignment

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