Woodworking Jigs - Page 41 of 93

Bench Hook Holds Sharpening Stones
May 15, 2007

Sharpen chisels and plane irons at your workbench with this time-saving workbench accessory
Jig for Side-Hung Drawers
May 1, 2007

Simple router table setup makes wooden drawer slides easy
Self-Centering Mortising Jig
May 1, 2007

This simple design makes on-the-mark mortises every time.
Multiuse Measuring Block
April 5, 2007

I often reach for this handy little shopmade measuring tool. It started as a single-use guide for marking holes 3/4 in. from the edge of a panel. Since then it…
Rolling Lift for the Table Saw
April 5, 2007

I often have to move my tablesaw around. So I made a rolling lift that raises the saw onto casters. My design has a couple of advantages over the typical…
Using a Carbide Paint Scraper as a Scraper Plane
April 5, 2007

I recently edge-glued some hard, highly figured Georgia cherry for an armoire. Typically, on a project like this, I’d scrape the wood surface smooth with a card scraper. But the…
Using the Self-Centering Mortise Jig
April 4, 2007

Shop-built router jig is a smart solution to cutting mortises for floating mortise-and-tenon joinery
Essential Push Sticks
March 13, 2007

Safety aids for the tablesaw and router keep your fingers away from moving bits and blades
Precision Jig for Precise Joints
March 1, 2007

The miter shoot allows you to plane components for a perfect fit
Use Engineer’s Squares as Winding Sticks
January 30, 2007

Winding sticks are commonly used to check whether the face of a board is true along its length. This involves visually judging the alignment of two sticks, something that some…

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