Woodworking Jigs - Page 36 of 93

Rip Thin Stock with a Fence-Riding Push Stick
May 21, 2008

Oberwager devised this clever method for ripping thin strips on the tablesaw. This push stick rides in the channel on top of a Biesemeyer-style rip fence. Though ideal for any…
Rip Thin Stock with a Push Sled
May 21, 2008

This sled easily rips thin strips of consistent width without your having to reset the fence for every cut. The sled is a piece of 3/4-in.- thick hardwood, 6-1/4 in.…
Wood Guard Protects Handsaw Teeth
May 21, 2008

Here’s an easy way to protect the teeth of any handsaw. It consists of a shopmade guard and hook, and some elastic cord (available at craft-supply stores). To make the…
Shopmade Table Saw Throat Plate
May 20, 2008

Using some scrap plywood, create a custom throat plate that guards against kickback and prevents tearout of sheet goods.
Glue Up Curved Slabs in One Shot
May 1, 2008

Make coopered curves with an innovative clamping jig
A Slick Tenoning Jig
April 22, 2008

Phenolic plywood makes this jig slide smoothly over the tablesaw's rip fence
Mark a Roller Stand for Faster Setups
March 26, 2008

I use my roller stand with several different tools with different table or outfeed heights. This requires me to adjust the stand frequently, with all the bending over, sighting, and…
Depth Stop for a Dovetail Saw
March 26, 2008

I found it difficult to saw exactly to the baseline consistently when making dovetail pins and tails. But this extremely simple jig guarantees absolute accuracy. It consists of a thin…
Rolling Lift for a Workbench
March 25, 2008

When I built my workbench, I didn’t skimp on materials. As a result, the bench weighs around 300 lb. Because my shop is small, I occasionally need to move the…
MDF Winding Sticks Are Reliable, Accurate
March 25, 2008

Winding sticks are invaluable for helping to check the flatness of large boards, but they become useless if they warp as humidity levels change. So I avoided that problem by…

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