Woodworking Jigs - Page 68 of 94

Modifying a Grinder to Sharpen Carving Gouges
October 25, 2005

To sharpen wood carving chisels and gouges, start with a common grinder motor and turn around the grinder so that the wheels rotate away from you at the top, which…
Adjustable Jig for Cutting Tapers
October 25, 2005

This adjustable tapering jig for the tablesaw is easy to make and sets up in a flash. It replaces all of those dedicated one-time jigs, and it's more reliable than…
Jig for Routing Lock-Miter Joints
October 25, 2005

Here is a simple jig that enables the safe and accurate cutting of lock-miter corner joints that require both a horizontal and a vertical pass over the router bit. Cutting…
Cutting Circles with a Router
October 25, 2005

Cut perfect circles up to 72 in. in diameter with this adjustable router jig made from plywood
A Simple Dado for Shelves
October 25, 2005

Use your router and a shopmade workstation to cut perfect dadoes.
Squaring A Crosscut Table Saw Sled
October 25, 2005

An indispensable jig that makes accurate miters, crosscuts, and tenons a cinch
Returning Your Crosscut Sled to Pristine Condition
October 25, 2005

Reduce tearout and improve accuracy by maintaining zero clearance around the table saw blade
Picture-Frame Jig that Masters the Miter
October 25, 2005

Cut adjoining parts on opposite sides of this jig to guarantee a perfect 90-degree joint
Using a Circle Cutter
October 25, 2005

Cut accurate holes and the discs to plug them up
Bandsaw Table-Tilt Fix
October 25, 2005

A technique for quickly adjusting the tabletop to frequently used positions, both forward and back

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