Tablesaw Jigs - Page 8 of 18

Tapering Jig for the Table Saw
July 17, 2007

This versatile jig not only makes tapered legs, it also makes angled cuts on sheet goods as wide as the tablesaw will allow. It consists of a sliding base, fences,…
Rolling Lift for the Table Saw
April 5, 2007

I often have to move my tablesaw around. So I made a rolling lift that raises the saw onto casters. My design has a couple of advantages over the typical…
Build a Simple Crosscut Sled for the Table Saw
November 15, 2006

This essential tablesaw jig ensures square cuts.
Table Saw Box-Joint Jig
November 1, 2006

Produce tight-fitting joinery for boxes and small carcases in a few steps with a simple fixture for your tablesaw.
A User’s Guide to Featherboards
November 1, 2006

Extra hands make machine cuts safer, cleaner, and more accurate
A Simple Tapering Jig
October 15, 2006

This no-frills tablesaw jig makes easy work of cutting accurate tapered legs
Planer Cabinet Doubles as Outfeed Table, Stores Out of the Way
September 20, 2006

Because space is at a premium in my shop, I built a roll-around cabinet for my benchtop thickness planer. When in use, the planer sits atop the cabinet. When not…
Quick Outfeed Table
August 2, 2006

Only rarely do I need an outfeed table for my tablesaw, and I don't have room for a permanent table. So I came up with this simple space-saving solution. I…
Tune Up Your Crosscut Sled
February 6, 2006

Make it last and make it safe with a few simple upgrades
Triangle Tips
October 25, 2005

An inexpensive but accurate plastic drafting triangle gives a perfect 45¡ setting on the table saw (drawing, above). A long wood face on the fence with sandpaper attached prevents slippage…

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