Woodworking Jigs - Page 37 of 93

Inexpensive Substitute for a Sharpening Sink
March 25, 2008

Because I don't have a sink in my shop, I used to use a squirt bottle to wet my waterstones during sharpening, but that was tedious and interrupted the sharpening…
A Benchtop Bench
March 21, 2008

For routing and handwork, this minibench raises the action to a comfortable height
Weekend Project: Build a Shooting Board
March 8, 2008

Once you try this method of squaring the ends of a workpiece, you may think differently about power tools
A Shooting Board in Action
March 8, 2008

This combo produces dead-on accuracy for squaring, mitering, or trimming parts to exact lengths.
Try This Versatile Mortising Jig
March 1, 2008

Learn how to build an adjustable jig to cut mortises in curved or straight parts.
How to Get Around Planer Snipe
March 1, 2008

Q: Whenever I run a board through my thickness planer, it winds up with snipe at one or both ends. The infeed and outfeed tables are level with the planer…
‘Over the Top’ Panel Shaping
March 1, 2008

Q: I recently acquired a 5-hp, 1-1/4-in. spindle shaper. I intend to make a set of raised panels on it using a very large cutting head, and I am concerned…
Simple, Precise Tapering Jig
February 5, 2008

This tapering jig starts with a base of 3/4-in.-thick plywood, about 8 in. wide by 5 ft. long. Attach a 1-1/2-in.-sq. by 10-in.-long stop to one end. Then install a…
Durable Carbide Scraper Reaches Tight Spots
February 5, 2008

I make scrapers using 3/4-in.-sq. carbide inserts for machining metal. These scrapers excel in corner and edge work because the scraper head is small enough to get into tight areas.…
Two Versatile Miter Sleds
February 4, 2008

In this excerpt from his book "Basic Box Making," Doug Stowe shows how to make two tablesaw accessories that let you cut accurate miters in any size of workpiece.

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