Tablesaw Jigs - Page 2 of 18

Review: Incra Miter Express
October 11, 2023

Incra sled makes any miter gauge better
Use a miter gauge to guide a tablesaw sled
April 3, 2023

This system is robust, adjustable, and keeps the fence square to the blade.
Workshop tip: Bevel decorative pins on your crosscut sled
February 13, 2023

Angle jig makes it easier to cut multiple beveled pegs on the tablesaw.
Build a better table saw crosscut sled
October 27, 2022

Get accuracy, durability, and zero-clearance blade slots that refresh in seconds
Workshop Tip: Refresh the zero-clearance surfaces on your crosscut sled
October 5, 2022

Replaceable inserts on the base and front fence make it easy to fix slots when they get sloppy.
Workshop Tip: Simple micro-adjuster for any crosscut fence
June 21, 2022

Clamp this block to any fence and use a thumbscrew to make small adjustments.
Workshop tip: Dovetail sled makes short work of pins
October 7, 2021

The pivoting fence of this jig delivers clean, precise cuts with little layout.
Crosscut Sled for Large Panels
October 4, 2021

Steve Fikar's panel sled is guided by a single runner in one miter slot attached to a torsion-box base to keep the sled light.
Dial in Your Table Saw Jigs by Adding a Ruler to the Rip Fence
August 12, 2021

Taped-on ruler eliminates the math when the fence's indicator is offset.
Build an Adjustable Table Saw L-Fence
June 8, 2021

Rabbets, tenons, flush-trimming, miters, and pattern work all get significantly easier when you build an adjustable L-fence like this one by Bob Van Dyke.

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