Woodworking Jigs - Page 72 of 93

Hanging Rip Fence
October 25, 2005

Removing and then reinstalling the rip fence from my saw each time I crosscut a long board was time-consuming and awkward. My solution was to cut the rear rip-fence guide…
Making Tapered Cylinders without a Lathe
October 25, 2005

I use a router table to make tapered cylinders for kaleidoscopes, but the method could be adapted to make table legs or large dowels. I start by gluing up four…
Multi-Use Bandsaw Auxiliary Table
October 25, 2005

Ripping and resawing on the bandsaw is always a problem because of the tendency of each blade to naturally lead the cut in a slightly different direction. The traditional method…
One-Minute Taper Jig
October 25, 2005

I use a jig to taper a guitar's fingerboards, but the jig could be adapted to table legs or any short tapering job. The limiting factor is the length of…
Flattening a Workbench Top
October 25, 2005

I recently completed my first workbench, a large traditional design with a heavy laminated maple top. After assembly, I flattened the top of the bench by adapting Tage Frid's method…
Router Circle-Cutting Jig
October 25, 2005

This inexpensive but accurate circle-cutting jig is made with two 18-in.-long rods that fit the guide holes in your router. Cut threads on one end of each rod and, using…
Chair Seat Drilling Fixtures
October 25, 2005

I use the two plywood fixtures shown above to drill precisely angled holes for the legs and spindles of the custom chairs I build. The fixtures' alignment blocks, whose locations…
Combination Router-Table Bit Guard and Stops
October 25, 2005

I added two 3-in.-wide, 15-in.-long pieces of hardwood to the fence of my router table. Each piece is mitered on the end closest to the bit and attaches to the…
Mitering Frames on the Tablesaw
October 25, 2005

Much of the furniture I make is based on mitered frames, which require corners that have to meet perfectly. To make these frames, I use a sliding table jig on…
Scissor Jack Router Lift
October 25, 2005

After looking through catalogs and saving my pennies, I finally located the perfect plunge router for my router table or so I thought. After mounting it in the table, it…

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