Woodworking Jigs - Page 42 of 94

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…
Clamping with Ceramic-Shop Rubber Bands
January 30, 2007

In my high-school woodworking shop, we've discovered some great uses for the large rubber bands sold by ceramic-supply stores and typically used to hold ceramic molds together. They work great…
Improve a Benchdog with a Bullet Catch
January 30, 2007

A benchdog that's too skinny will fall into the dog hole. One that's too fat is hard to adjust. I solved the problem with a bullet catch, an inexpensive item…
Brazed Thumbscrew Offers Extra Strength
January 30, 2007

My jigs often have adjustable parts. To lock them in place, I use a thumbscrew made from a stove bolt (also called a round-head machine screw) and a flat washer.…
Belt-Sander Blade Grinder
January 30, 2007

This jig is great for reestablishing the bevel on a chisel or plane blade. It can be used with almost any stationary belt sander. The tool heats up less than…
Build A Classic Sawhorse
January 9, 2007

Splayed legs and strong joinery provide a sturdy base for your workshop
18th-Century Style Sawhorse
January 9, 2007

Based on examples in the historic cabinet shop at Colonial Williamsburg, this sturdy shop staple features fine joinery and a stout design
Jig for Bed-Bolt Mortises
January 1, 2007

Q: I would like to make Christian Becksvoort’s trestle table (FWW #193), which uses bed bolts to attach the stretcher. These bolts require very long holes in the ends of…
Stow-and-Go Router Table
December 13, 2006

Build a full-featured router table that is portable, lightweight, and easy to store.

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