Woodworking Jigs - Page 86 of 94

Rip-Fence Extensions, Two Ways
October 25, 2005

My decision to extend the rip-fence tails on my Rockwell contractors' tablesaw came after a 4x8 sheet of plywood I was cutting "freehand" kicked back on me. I removed the…
Stationary Jig for Cutting Open Mortises
October 25, 2005

This jig is used to cut open bridle-joint mortises in frame members. It solves many of the problems inherent with sliding jigs, which tend to be complicated to make and…
Chucking Bowl Blanks
October 25, 2005

It seems to me, in reading past methods on woodturning, that many turners must be spending more time fiddling with faceplates and attaching the work to the lathe than actually…
Extending Lathe Capacity
October 25, 2005

Here's how I extended the bed capacity of my lathe. First I bolted the tailstock to a support post in my shop. To make sure the tailstock was level with…
All About Table Saw Jigs
September 13, 2005

The tablesaw is not only the centerpiece of nearly every woodworking shop, it is almost a prerequisite for the practice of woodworking. The tool’s unrivaled specialty is ripping lumber to…
Shop Drafting Table
September 1, 2005

Wall-mounted unit is sturdy, adjustable, and folds away flat
Cut Matching Curves
September 1, 2005

Router templates ensure a perfect fit between panels and solid-wood edging
Better Crosscuts on the Table Saw
July 29, 2005

Get a sneak peak at JessEM's sliding table attachment for cabinet and contractor tablesaws
A Better Tapering Jig
July 1, 2005

Adjustability, safety, and ease of use are key elements of this shopmade sled
5 Smart Router Jigs
May 1, 2005

Get more from your router with this set of easy-to-make accessories.

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