Tablesaw Jigs - Page 6 of 18

Multiuse Joinery Jig for the Table Saw
December 7, 2009

Instead of making multiple jigs for cutting different joints on the tablesaw, I saved time, materials, and space by making one that can do multiple jobs. It consists of a…
Easy-Mount Featherboard for Table Saws
December 7, 2009

A featherboard can make for safer and more accurate tablesaw ripping and grooving. But most featherboard designs seem like too much trouble to set up and adjust, and those that…
Put a Straight Edge on a Bowed Board
May 27, 2009

Those of us who have wanted to straighten bowed boards on a tablesaw have seen elaborate jigs that ride along the saw fence to give defective stock a perfect, straight…
Make a Table Saw Fence for Cutting Rabbets
May 27, 2009

This clamp-on auxiliary fence is perfect for cutting rabbets on the tablesaw.
Make Raised Panels with a Shopmade Table Saw Fence
May 27, 2009

Fast and safe panel raising with a shopmade tablesaw fence.
Make a Shopmade Table Saw Tenoning Jig
May 27, 2009

Save money and cut precise joinery with a shopmade tablesaw jig.
Shopmade Stop-Block System
May 17, 2009

Craft a simple tablesaw jig from scrap plywood to get repeatable cuts for furniture parts.
Dust-Proof Any Table Saw
May 1, 2009

Enclose the saw, direct the dust, and you'll clear the air
Adjustable Jig Makes Big and Small Fingers
December 11, 2008

A typical finger-joint jig is an auxiliary fence screwed to the face of the miter gauge with a wooden registration pin sticking out at the bottom of the fence. The…
Cutting Multi-Sided Shapes on the Tablesaw
September 1, 2008

Question: I would like to cut a 9-in.-wide octagon on the tablesaw. How can I do this safely? Stewart Levine, via Knots online forum, None Answer: For a 9-in. octagon,…

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