Woodworking Jigs - Page 75 of 94

Grinder Tool-Rest Gauge Makes Setting Easy
October 25, 2005

When going from the coarse to the fine stone on my bench grinder, I always had trouble getting the tool rests at the same angle. The solution was to develop…
Routing the Edges of Odd-Shaped Pieces
October 25, 2005

Shaping edges on small pieces with a router is always ticklish. I was recently faced with this problem when I needed to round over edges on some one-half scale tapered…
Straight Line Ripping Fixture is Fast, Accurate
October 25, 2005

Here's a fixture I built for keeping work tight against the tablesaw's fence. It allows accurate, fast ripping in production situations. The heart of the fixture is a common wheel…
Fluting Jig Guides Router
October 25, 2005

Fluting in flat surfaces adds grace to fireplace surrounds, doorway casings and the like. This router jig simplifies the process. Start by building a guide carriage with two parts: a…
Router-Table Mount Allows Height Adjustment
October 25, 2005

To enable me to rapidly insert and remove my router from my router table, I built the toggle-clamp fixture shown in the drawing above. I removed the rubber cushions from…
Tapering Jig Can Handle Small Pieces
October 25, 2005

My jewelry boxes feature a sunburst pattern on the lid, which I make by gluing up nine or so tapered pieces into a fan shape. The jig that I use…
Router-Table Uses Easy Toggle-Clamp Mount
October 25, 2005

If you've used a router table, you know firsthand the annoyances that go with mounting, dismounting and adjusting the router under the table. So when I redesigned my router table,…
Pinpointing Router-Mount and Insert Locations
October 25, 2005

Here's a simple method for marking the drill holes for mounting a router to a jig or router-table insert. For each threaded mounting hole in the router base, purchase a…
Laminate Closes Gap Under the Rip Fence
October 25, 2005

To prevent thin stock and plastic laminate from slipping under a rip fence, buy a scrap of magnetic sign material, and use spray glue to attach it to a strip…
Oscillating Spindle Sander Uses a Drill Press
October 25, 2005

The oscillating spindle-sander attachment for a drill press described in Fine Woodworking #109 appears to be a good substitute for a benchtop sander. I built a similar, less expensive version…

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