Tablesaw Jigs - Page 3 of 18

Tool Review: MicroJig ZeroPlay 360 Sled Kit
September 1, 2020

Asa Christiana takes a look at a tablesaw sled kit with big potential
Workshop Tip: Quick, perfect octagons for turning
April 29, 2020

A tablesaw and a tilted blade make it easy to cut a perfect octagon
Workshop Tip: 1-2-3 block for crosscuts and more
March 19, 2020

Machinist's tool serves as crosscut stop on tablesaw and also as a quick and precise setup device elsewhere in the shop.
Table Saw Outriggers Let You Use a Smaller Sled
July 4, 2019

MDF panels held in place with rare-earth magnets serve as simple tablesaw outriggers to support large workpieces when using a smaller crosscut sled.
Handy Crosscut Sled Stop Blocks
February 8, 2017

Increase the precision of crosscuts and tablesawn joinery.
Speedier L-fence Setup
March 25, 2015

I made Bob Van Dyke’s L-fence for my tablesaw (“The Incredible L-Fence,” FWW #237), and I love the versatility—I use it all the time. I modified mine to make it…
Easy jig for squaring table saw miter gauge
October 1, 2014

I used to use a framing square against the blade to set my tablesaw’s miter gauge to 90°, but I found this method awkward because you have to rotate the…
How to Use the L-Fence
July 30, 2014

This simple-to-make table saw fence accessory handles a wide variety of joinery cuts.
Multi-Use Table Saw Rip Fence
July 30, 2014

This clever jig might just be the ultimate tablesaw rip fence accessory.
Multipurpose sled for the table saw
July 30, 2014

I created this jig to straighten curved boards and to cut tapers, and I’ve found it to be one of the handiest jigs in my shop. Cut the base to…

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