Tablesaw Jigs - Page 7 of 18

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,…
Ultimate Crosscut Sled
June 4, 2008

Achieve the accuracy of a sliding tablesaw for a fraction of the price
Rip Thin Stock with a Fence-Riding Push Stick
May 21, 2008

Oberwager devised this clever method for ripping thin strips on the tablesaw. This push stick rides in the channel on top of a Biesemeyer-style rip fence. Though ideal for any…
Rip Thin Stock with a Push Sled
May 21, 2008

This sled easily rips thin strips of consistent width without your having to reset the fence for every cut. The sled is a piece of 3/4-in.- thick hardwood, 6-1/4 in.…
Shopmade Table Saw Throat Plate
May 20, 2008

Using some scrap plywood, create a custom throat plate that guards against kickback and prevents tearout of sheet goods.
A Slick Tenoning Jig
April 22, 2008

Phenolic plywood makes this jig slide smoothly over the tablesaw's rip fence
Simple, Precise Tapering Jig
February 5, 2008

This tapering jig starts with a base of 3/4-in.-thick plywood, about 8 in. wide by 5 ft. long. Attach a 1-1/2-in.-sq. by 10-in.-long stop to one end. Then install a…
Two Versatile Miter Sleds
February 4, 2008

In this excerpt from his book "Basic Box Making," Doug Stowe shows how to make two tablesaw accessories that let you cut accurate miters in any size of workpiece.

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