Woodworking Jigs - Page 30 of 93

Two-Part Hold-Down Makes Routing Safer
May 27, 2009

This versatile two-part fixture uses sections of PVC pipe to hold the workpiece against the router table and the fence to reduce the chance of kickback and to make a…
Safer Way to Rout Vertical Workpieces
May 27, 2009

While using a router table to cut the key, or pin, for a sliding dovetail joint, it's a challenge to keep the vertical workpiece against the fence and on the…
Plastic Tubing Protects Sharp Tools
May 27, 2009

While looking for a way to protect my sharp chisels, turning gouges, and router bits, I remembered an old machinist's trick of sliding a piece of rubber hose onto an…
Put a Straight Edge on a Bowed Board
May 27, 2009

Those of us who have wanted to straighten bowed boards on a tablesaw have seen elaborate jigs that ride along the saw fence to give defective stock a perfect, straight…
Make a Table Saw Fence for Cutting Rabbets
May 27, 2009

This clamp-on auxiliary fence is perfect for cutting rabbets on the tablesaw.
Make Raised Panels with a Shopmade Table Saw Fence
May 27, 2009

Fast and safe panel raising with a shopmade tablesaw fence.
Make a Shopmade Table Saw Tenoning Jig
May 27, 2009

Save money and cut precise joinery with a shopmade tablesaw jig.
Simple Circle-Cutting Jig
May 27, 2009

A quick-to-make jig for cutting flawless circles on the bandsaw.
Shopmade Stop-Block System
May 17, 2009

Craft a simple tablesaw jig from scrap plywood to get repeatable cuts for furniture parts.
Dust-Proof Any Table Saw
May 1, 2009

Enclose the saw, direct the dust, and you'll clear the air

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