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Woodworking Jigs - Page 2 of 91

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: Reusable jig locates pulls and handles

June 14, 2022

Assembly makes it easy to hold a template in place.
Clever jig for sanding ovals

May 2, 2022

Jeff Miller's oval jig features a wild mechanism that produces miraculous results.
Workshop Tip: Simple, effective setup for trimming plywood edging

April 28, 2022

Simple setup works on router table or shaper.
Workshop tip: Simple planer sled for short or thin pieces

March 17, 2022

MDF base and thin rails make it possible to plane small parts.
Workshop tip: Collapsible cutting frame makes it easy to break down large parts

March 3, 2022

Folding frame provides a sacrificial surface for cutting large sheet goods, drilling, routing, sawing, and more.
Workshop tip: Simple router jig for mortising

December 30, 2021

Routing mortises simply with a clamp, a support rail, and a support block.
Workshop tip: Foot pedal oscillates drill-press sanding drum

December 9, 2021

A shopmade platform and a foot pedal start you on the way to smooth curves.
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.

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