Woodworking Jigs - Page 76 of 94

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…
Quick Fence-Reset Fixture for the Tablesaw
October 25, 2005

Forty-five years ago, I worked in a large shop where I cut out parts for store cases, 50 or so per tablesaw setup. In some instances, we had to mill…
Using Blocks to Duplicate Hole Patterns
October 25, 2005

Here's an exact and reproducible way to drill rows of evenly spaced holes. The technique uses a drill press and a fixture that combines indexing blocks, a fence and gauge…
Pocket-Making Jig for a Router Table
October 25, 2005

Here's a router-table technique for producing clean, precise pocket holes for joining face-frame members. First, construct a wooden cradle fitted with a lever-operated toggle clamp. The cradle angles the workpiece…
Quick Bowl Mounting
October 25, 2005

Here's a quick, simple way to attach a bowl blank to the lathe. The method requires a faceplate larger than the finished bowl. Start by screwing the square bowl blank…
Router Setup for Edge-Jointing
October 25, 2005

This method provides a quick and accurate setup for jointing the edges of stock with a router. Make a two-piece jig that consists of an alignment fixture and a fence.…
Sharpening Guide for a Grinding Wheel
October 25, 2005

I removed the guides (tool rests) that came with my grinder and replaced them with a single piece of steel angle that spans both wheels. I use this guide for…
Space-Saving Router Table Mounts to Bench
October 25, 2005

This router table is quick to set up and hangs on the wall when not in use. A plunge router attaches to the table's underside using the rods provided for…
Drilling Table Pins
October 25, 2005

For years I used a doweling jig to drill holes for pins in extension tables and leaves. This approach, unfortunately, requires dozens of separate operations, each subject to the error…
Tenoning Jig for the Sophisticate
October 25, 2005

Cut tenons and sliding dovetails with an MDF jig that clamps to your workbench

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