Woodworking Jigs - Page 44 of 94

Make a Giant Cabinetmaker’s Square
November 16, 2006

In not much more than an hour, a carpenter's framing square can be converted to a jumbo-size cabinetmaker's square. For the fence of the square, I used 1/8-in.-thick by 3/4-in.…
Nut Holds Setting on Locking Clamp
November 16, 2006

A locking clamp is one of my most useful tools. Unfortunately, the clamp setting tends to change when the tool is used repeatedly for the same task, because the adjustment…
Table-Leg Finishing Jig
November 16, 2006

Finishing some table legs recently, I discovered how difficult it can be to get a spotless, dripless finish on such parts. The project became a lot easier after I built…
Build a Simple Crosscut Sled for the Table Saw
November 15, 2006

This essential tablesaw jig ensures square cuts.
5 Essential Bandsaw Jigs
November 1, 2006

Build these jigs to make precise tapers, circles, wedges, and curves on the bandsaw safely and easily.
Cutting Mortises for Bed-Rail Hardware
November 1, 2006

Q: In FWW #175, Jeff Miller made it look easy to install bed-rail brackets. I want to know how he gets such clean mortises in the end of 80-in.-long rails.…
Table Saw Box-Joint Jig
November 1, 2006

Produce tight-fitting joinery for boxes and small carcases in a few steps with a simple fixture for your tablesaw.
Quick Tip: Choosing Bench Dogs
November 1, 2006

Round or square? Find out what's the difference between each version of these workbench accessories
A User’s Guide to Featherboards
November 1, 2006

Extra hands make machine cuts safer, cleaner, and more accurate
Pinning a Mortise-and-Tenon Joint
October 29, 2006

A simple jig helps locate and drill holes for pinned joinery.

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