General Power Tool Jigs - Page 2 of 12

Power Lift for Drill-Press Table
September 20, 2010

Making woodworking less phyiscal
Build a Part-Time Outfeed Table for the Bandsaw
May 25, 2010

This removable table extension allows you cut longer and heavier pieces of wood on the bandsaw.
Another Way to Flatten Warped Boards with Your Planer
May 25, 2010

One of the most common ways to flatten a board in a planer is to glue sacrificial rails to the board and then rip off the rails once the planing…
Quick Tip: Save Time by Labeling Tools
February 2, 2010

I use a permanent marker to write wrench or hex-key sizes next to all the bolts on my power tools. This saves lots of time whenever I’m adjusting or maintaining…
Build a Shelf Pin Drilling Jig
December 30, 2009

Learn how to build a shelf pin drilling jig that's easy to use and dead-on accurate.
Jigs 101
December 1, 2009

Build jigs quickly and accurately using the right materials, fasteners, and accessories
Your Miter Saw Needs a Stand
December 1, 2009

Clever cabinet turns a job-site tool into a full-featured woodworking machine
Glue on Rails to Flatten a Wide Board
September 18, 2009

I’ve seen complicated jigs for flattening a wide board in a thickness planer, but I have a simpler method that uses rails glued to the boards. I use basswood for…
Simple Circle-Cutting Jig
May 27, 2009

A quick-to-make jig for cutting flawless circles on the bandsaw.
Easy-to-Make Drill-Press Fence
April 1, 2009

Improve the accuracy of your drilling with this shopmade, adjustable fence.

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