Woodworking Jigs - Page 69 of 93

Custom push sticks and an organized milling process produce delicate moldings safely on the tablesaw

Check your setup by eye, or use a computer spreadsheet to establish blade tilt and fence angle

Compact to the point of being portable, this router jig is exceptionally smooth and precise

A sturdy jig, used with a plunge router and edge guide, ensures well-cut mortises

A sled lets you use just your planer to mill wide boards to any thickness.

Matching dadoes are a sure thing if you use a plywood template to guide the router.

See how to use Jeff Miller's unique minibench for routing and handwork. The elevated bench raises the action to a comfortable height.

This method for cutting tenons on the table saw uses two blades with spacers between. The beauty of this system is that the tenon thickness is "locked in" and does…

Exterior wood really takes a beating in the subtropical climate of Key West, Fla., where I work. So when a client hired our company to replace his deteriorated pine shutters…

For the woodworker in a small, low-budget shop, Tim Hanson's router-surfacing fixture (Fine Woodworking #77, pp. 42-43) offers the advantages of simplicity, accuracy and small storage requirements. When I set…