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Raised Panels on the Jointer
October 25, 2005

You can produce panels with beautiful long-tapered bevels on your jointer, provided it has rabbeting capability. Build an outboard table from 3/4-in. plywood about 12 in. wide and as long…
Self-Locking Pin Chuck
October 25, 2005

This lathe chuck features an ingenious self-locking mechanism that allows quick and easy mounting and dismounting. It works equally well in both forward and reverse rotation. The chuck is ideal…
Auxiliary Lathe Tool Rest
October 25, 2005

My lathe has a 15-in. capacity over the gap, but when I mount a large bowl or tray, it's impossible to get the tool rest behind the blank to turn…
Plywood-Scoring Table Saw Insert
October 25, 2005

This device helps prevent the underside of veneered plywood from splintering by scoring the veneer just ahead of the blade. To make it, cut a snug-fitting insert blank from aluminum…
Table Saw Jig for Rabbets and Dados
October 25, 2005

Because the plywood end panels I make for kitchen cabinet jobs are usually worked the same way each time, I found myself setting the rip fence to the same measurements…
Table Saw Tenoning Jig
October 25, 2005

Faced with cutting 32 tenons on a recent project, I priced a new Delta tenoning jig and found it beyond my budget. So I put myself to work and made…
Crank Adjustment for Router Table
October 25, 2005

The Makita plunge router I have installed in my router table works beautifully. But adjusting the depth of the bit with the adjustment knob was awkward and tedious. I solved…
Shelf System Bench Support
October 25, 2005

Everybody has seen adjustable shelf systems consisting of a vertical standard screwed to the wall and a shelf support that locks into slots at various heights. I mounted such a…
Sliding Table Saw Carriage
October 25, 2005

If you've ever attempted to crosscut a 6-ft.-long, 2-ft.-wide panel on the tablesaw, you know the operation is awkward, error-prone and even scary. By contrast, when you add the sliding…
Fixture for Turning Feet on Bowls
October 25, 2005

This fixture is for those woodturners who appreciate a neatly turned foot on the bottom of a bowl or plate. Unlike other fixtures I've seen, it won't bust your knuckles,…

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