Router Jigs - Page 6 of 21

Try This Versatile Mortising Jig
March 1, 2008

Learn how to build an adjustable jig to cut mortises in curved or straight parts.
Backer Block Handles All Cross-Grain Routing
February 4, 2008

This router-table push block, or backer block as I like to call it, stabilizes the workpiece and reduces tearout. It is handy for backing up the cut across the grain,…
Put Your Signature on Your Work
December 4, 2007

Here’s a method I developed to sign and date my woodworking. Place a wide strip of masking tape on the area to be signed and write on it with a…
Rock-Solid Router Table
December 1, 2007

Easy to build, this workhorse can handle any routing task
Pipe-Clamp Fixture for Routing Large Arcs
November 7, 2007

While building a gate, I was left with one major task—cutting an arch at the top. The thickness of the wood (8/4 mahogany) demanded a circle-cutting fixture that was very…
Handheld Routing
November 1, 2007

Gary Rogowski shares tips on cutting edge profiles and curves, and techniques and jigs for straight cuts.
Paring Exposed Pegs with a Router
September 18, 2007

The common advice for paring an exposed peg in a mortise-and-tenon joint is to use a chisel. Over the years, however, no matter how careful I was, the peg would…
Build a Router Table Box-Joint Jig
July 10, 2007

Guido Henn's shopmade jig allows you to cut variably sized box joints on the router table.
Cut a Lengthwise Groove in a Dowel
July 1, 2007

Q: For a frame to hold glass shelves, I need to cut grooves 1/4 in. wide by 1/2 in. deep along lengths of 1-in. dowel. What’s the best way to…
Jig for Side-Hung Drawers
May 1, 2007

Simple router table setup makes wooden drawer slides easy

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