Joinery - Page 18 of 24

Tenoning Jig for the Sophisticate
October 25, 2005

Cut tenons and sliding dovetails with an MDF jig that clamps to your workbench
8-in. Jointers
October 25, 2005

Many jointers look alike, but a closer inspection of the details separate some from the pack
All About Box Joints
September 12, 2005

The box joint, or finger joint, interlocks two boards at a corner.
Coffee Table Puts Joinery on Display
July 1, 2005

Harmonious details will work in tables of many sizes.
How to Cut Tapered Sliding Dovetails
July 1, 2005

Hand-cut method is fast and simple
Fortify Your Joinery
March 1, 2005

Hidden corner blocks add great strength where it's needed
A Lesson in Basic Joinery
January 1, 2005

Practice cutting dadoes and rabbets while building a handy organizer.
Three Ways to Raise a Panel
November 1, 2004

Fire up your router or tablesaw, or raise the panel using hand tools
Perfect Mortise-and-Tenon Joints
October 1, 2004

A plunge router, a tablesaw, and a couple of jigs make the process of cutting a mortise and tenon almost foolproof.
Chris Becksvoort’s Favorite Dovetail Tricks
August 1, 2004

Learn five ways to increase accuracy and reduce the time it takes to execute hand-cut dovetails.

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